Show Notes
Brian Schirmer is the kind of writer you'd want by your side on an adventure. His recent Vault Comics book Quests Aside with Elena Gogou, Rebecca Nalty, and Andworld Design demonstrates a unique insight into adventurers and their ilk that we've never seen before, it's also hilarious. He joined us from his home in LA to chat about his favourite, well, you know the drill.
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