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Sep 10, 2026

Joe PatrickHOST
31:20
Uh, so yeah, you know, hopefully that's enough to whet your appetite and then now listen to my notes for the rest of it.
Joe PatrickHOST
31:27
So if you went to Comic-Con this year, you may have come across a prequel kind of Ashcan sort of thing called Folk of Dooney Hollow, The Cold Open, which Ignition was giving out around the convention.
Joe PatrickHOST
31:42
Alex Lins, if that name is familiar to you, he worked on Briar, which, holy
Matt BaumHOST
31:48
smokes.
Jeff PassanHOST
16:15
And you mentioned private equity partners, by rule, can own only 15% of a team.
Jeff PassanHOST
16:21
Beyond that, though, PE firms, Ashcan, with... other franchises have acknowledged that they see their stakes more as investments than the stewardship that is typically expected from owners.
Jeff PassanHOST
16:36
And people are rightly skeptical of private equity getting into their sports teams.
Jeff PassanHOST
16:43
Why pursue this model instead of the standard one that you see where a single owner operates a franchise?
Justin SoderbergHOST
54:54
But I'm glad it was by accident and we got this because this is going to add so much more to it.
Justin SoderbergHOST
55:00
And I think there was that Ashcan thing in between volumes one and two that not everybody's got a chance to read that.
Justin SoderbergHOST
55:05
I think it was one of those limited things that this being more widely released and everybody's going to get a chance to read this is going to be huge for people.
Justin SoderbergHOST
55:11
I think they're going to love it.
David HarperHOST
58:12
She's like, everyone's going to get it.
David HarperHOST
58:14
But I also, I mean, like the Ashcan, I know that like making a smaller free thing for retailers to hand out or whatever, that's something that might work for some people and might not.
David HarperHOST
58:28
I think it really moved the needle for you.
David HarperHOST
58:29
Like when I stopped by Now or Never Comics in San Diego during the con, I saw it and I grabbed it because I told you I wanted to get it and I saw it there.
Keith ArumGUEST
21:48
Yeah, we're already in full production, even though the campaign hasn't even started right now.
Keith ArumGUEST
21:54
So people who've already seen the Ashcan, they've already seen most of issue one.
Keith ArumGUEST
21:59
And we're anticipating, yeah, by spring, we should be shipping out to all the fans because we have some surprises for next summer that will be an extension.
Keith ArumGUEST
22:08
So we really want it to be in people's hands before that happens.
TylerHOST
17:32
Final order cutoff, Archie versus Terminator.
TylerHOST
17:36
This Ashcan came in the other day, and I'm very excited to read it.
TylerHOST
17:43
From Rory McGonville and Steve Butler.
TylerHOST
17:46
Do we read all of the people on this? I generally
Paul FrenchHOST
81:22
Yeah, it was good.
Michael GraboisHOST
81:25
So I managed to get myself a copy of the Ashcan that came out in San Diego over the summer.
Michael GraboisHOST
81:35
It's got the wraparound cover that we are familiar with.
Michael GraboisHOST
81:41
It's got the first nine pages of art, but it's only in black and white.
Jordan HoffmanHOST
7:30
It isn't as big of a moneymaker as, say, the Marvel Universe or Star Wars or Harry Potter, but it's got a stronger... a more loyal following.
Jordan HoffmanHOST
7:42
And it all began 60 years ago, even though the first one was, there was a pilot that was Ashcan that was ready in 64.
Jordan HoffmanHOST
7:49
So technically it's two years older, 1964.
Jordan HoffmanHOST
7:52
So what
Amanda Borschel-DanHOST
7:53
are we doing here?
Jordan HoffmanHOST
7:54
Well, that never aired.
Jordan HoffmanHOST
7:55
The 64 pilot was Ashcan by the studio that said, go back to the drawing board.
Jordan HoffmanHOST
7:59
And they made a lot of significant changes.
Jim WhitingGUEST
8:46
So there was four issues.
Jim WhitingGUEST
8:48
And I'm doing an all new Ashcan for the Kickstarter for people who sign up.
Jim WhitingGUEST
8:54
And I was working at the time on a 60 page or three issue continuation of the storyline.
Jim WhitingGUEST
9:03
So basically the storyline would continue recurring characters.
JasonHOST
13:24
I imagine it runs through about 30 days.
JasonHOST
13:27
Any other details about the campaign that people should know?
Jim WhitingGUEST
13:31
Well, as I said, I'm offering up an Ashcan edition, which I'm calling the Trashcan edition.
Jim WhitingGUEST
13:41
I'll show you quickly here.
Jordan HoffmanHOST
7:30
It isn't as big of a moneymaker as, say, the Marvel Universe or Star Wars or Harry Potter, but it's got a stronger... a more loyal following.
Jordan HoffmanHOST
7:42
And it all began 60 years ago, even though the first one was, there was a pilot that was Ashcan that was ready in 64.
Jordan HoffmanHOST
7:49
So technically it's two years older, 1964.
Jordan HoffmanHOST
7:52
So what
Amanda Borschel-DanHOST
7:53
are we doing here?
Jordan HoffmanHOST
7:54
Well, that never aired.
Jordan HoffmanHOST
7:55
The 64 pilot was Ashcan by the studio that said, go back to the drawing board.
Jordan HoffmanHOST
7:59
And they made a lot of significant changes.

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