Indiana Jones and the Comics Crusade - Episode 29: The Further Adventures of Indiana Jones #29 (Marvel)

So kind of switching gears to the art, which you mentioned a little bit earlier.

You said you liked the way the car chases were drawn.

You liked the Dick Tracy...

You're also in on the ground floor.

Not only has Linda started a whole new storyline here, but Ricardo Villamonte is the penciler now.

And this is his first one of Indiana Jones' pencils, if memory serves me correctly.

And I think he's the go-to penciler from here until the end.

So what are your thoughts on Mr. Villamonte?

Well, like I said, I felt like the art kind of definitely felt like it was the 30s.

Like, you know, something just about the way he drew the cars, the way he, you know, everything about it definitely felt like it was in the 30s.

I mean, obviously, that's real important to the Indiana Jones character, to any story about him until he gets old in the newer movies.

But yeah.

You know, in a story like this, look at him.

It's important in a story like this.

And, you know, I like he got everything right.

You know, he the girl, Jesse, hello, is what I like to call her.

Yeah.

she uh she looks just right for a woman from that era and you know there's all these different characters they're all very distinct looking and i think that was also fun because if you're the penciler i'm sure it's probably i don't know maybe it's daunting maybe it's fun to be able to draw you know all these different people from all over the world yeah you think about that oh man

I wouldn't mind drawing distinct looking characters like he did, but man, he sure did.

Had to bring in a lot of them.

Didn't he? Yeah.

To bring in a lot of different guys and gals in this.

So it daunting.

Yes.

Fun.