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Episode #1: Cape Town (When We Last Left Our Heroes)

Scott McCloud | Khai Bahar

21-Apr-15 19:00

Episode #1: Cape Town (When We Last Left Our Heroes)

Tight. Capes. Truth. Justice. The American Way? Umapagan Ampikaipakan explores the history and evolution of the superhero in this brand new 12-part weekly series. In Episode #1, he speaks to comic historian Scott McCloud and filmmaker Khai Bahar about the enduring appeal and influence of the comic book. 


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