Hey! Thank you! This makes my day. 🙏 I look back on that run quite fondly.

I mean, what can I say about Phil Noto? Every piece of art he renders is stunning. So grateful for every chance I get to work with him!

Very honored to be included in this insightful piece.

Perfect. No notes.

This will be great fun. My first trip to Canada since the pandemic.

Narrator: And yet Americans— Ugh. I give up. 😩

No one would ever accuse Trump of being a constitutional scholar, but he doesn't get to have it both ways: You can't be for the end of Roe v. Wade one day and want to leave the issue of abortion 'up to the states' when you're trying to get back into office.

Much fun doing this book was!

Can’t go wrong.

It’s always funny when people misspell “Republicans.”

I had the privilege of seeing a rough cut and confirm this film is amazing. A reminder of the kind of movie Hollywood used to make and the great things America used to achieve.

We’re through the looking glass now…

Showrunners/Filmmakers/Execs:

Consider adding approving SUBTITLES to your growing list of things to do.

A generation of viewers are watching with subtitles on while subtitle writing is often outsourced internationally. Unintentionally insensitive things can get through.

I really loved this show.

Thanks pal! I really appreciate it! 🙏

Thank you! We had an absolute blast with this one. Very proud of how it all came together!

New episodes of The Big Bang Theory + The West Wing from 'RetroSpecs' starring: Katie Cassidy Brandon Routh 🇺🇦 Kiran Deol Hrishikesh Hirway, Olivia Scott Welch, Ricardo Hurtado +more!

Scripts by Marc Guggenheim & Helen Shang

4/21 The Elysian

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New episodes of The Big Bang Theory + The West Wing from 'RetroSpecs'.

Starring Katie Cassidy Brandon Routh 🇺🇦 Kiran Deol Hrishikesh Hirway, Olivia Scott Welch, Ricardo Hurtado +more!

Scripts by Marc Guggenheim & Helen Shang

4/21 The Elysian
Tix: tinyurl.com/Retro421

This project was a real labor of love. Now out in trade paperback?

Canon to that period in DC history, yes. In fact, it tied directly in to my friend Brad Meltzer's excellent 'Identity Crisis.'