Chuck Dixon, Bob Hardin and The Seven Deadly Sinners is almost here!
February 25, 2026·55 min·3 clips
The ad copy comes in hot. Once it clears, the episode settles into a loose comics-shop hang: the host greets Chuck, meets Bob, and gets right to the book. He has already seen some interiors, and he keeps circling back to the same point: the action and art are going to hit hard for fans. Bob talks through how he works. Roughs and comprehensives can shift, but the drawing and inking stay traditional before color moves into watercolor or digital. Jack Davis is the touchstone. Bob remembers seeing Davis-style work digitally colored around commercial material, and that odd, memorable look stuck with him. The trailer gets its own moment too. The host is into the voice work, and the guest says he had never seen his art presented like that before. Both sound impressed by the production. There is still plenty of livestream texture: super chats, comments, quick yes-and bits, and the host trying to keep the conversation pointed before it wanders. Then the pages take over. The host asks to show interiors because he thinks they sell the book without much extra pitch. Bob is ready. He picked four pages that can be shown without giving away too much, and he avoids character names since the book is still weeks out. That gives the talk a nice preview energy. There is enough craft on display to hook readers, but the story stays tucked away. By the end, the host is keeping Bob loose and telling him the audience reaction should be fun once people see the finished thing.
