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July 13th, 1990 and the 9-1-1 call just came in. >> no weapon, blood smears, hair, fibers. >> in terms of what people are used to seeing now with d.n.a., we didnt have it. we had detective work. get out there and interview people. >> they say they chased down the old leads again, the speeding car, the man in the greek fisherman cap, the bearded lady. and re-examined the old motive. was it possible barbara was shot to death over a pricey collectible comic book. the cold case detectives interviewe...

They are not guilty, its the comic book where they object out batman and let everyone run free and see what happens and until you have drive-bys in nantucket, a lot of people, i know people like this who say new york is not that bad, arent you in marthas vineyard or wherever? hamptons probably the biggest for new yorkers. for them they are concerned with the poor while more people are shot while democrats tell them its because they are a bad country and we have to suffer for ourur sin so they ar...

Than comic books. i like that about it. the light and the dark. it was my favorite of all characters because of those reasons. >> visually it is timeless. he consciously does not let you know where this is. it seems like the 40s and all of a sudden there is a car from the 70s. >> the idea of a comic book being made into a film, thats taken over the movie business. >> they could have predicted some of the big money bigger, "bat-man." who would have guessed a film about racism would be a national ...

That phrases disappeared a lab it sounds like marvel movie or comic book. >> when senator tom cotton called for investigation. "the washington post" said tom cotton keeps repeating a coronavirus conspiracy theory already debunked. the "new york times." senator tom cotton repeats fringe theory of coronavirus origins. not all journalists were so dismissive. >> it was the blindness if i could put it that way of our media we are too polarized to see scientific issues for their own sake without putti...

I.e. it was genetically modified not that natural origin. then he h goes out and calls the lab leak hypothesis something out of a comic book. later he gets an $8.9 million grant from faucis organization. could be a coincidence but i dont think so. maria: hold that thought, back in two minutes with mike gallagher.

Dan: welcome back to unfiltered blown up cars with tanks and almost bought george washingtons so listen i wouldnt stand a chance negotiating with him on tv but like every other business owner dealing with challenges like inflation one of my favorite shows pawn stars very own, rick harrison joins me. rick thank you so much for taking the time i really appreciate you coming in today. >> well thanks for having me. dan: so rick i watch your show religiously i dont think ive ever missed an episode yo...

Airmen and this is just so exciting, and i am so excited, too, that younger people will have a new way in which to connect with this kipd of the history because of the courage of the artistry and the history telling in this comic book form. and i look forward to meeting you both in person one day. >> yes, that would be awesome. >> fantastic. thank you so much. >> and we have another new cartoon coming. >> oh, my gosh, we will book at appointment, and talk about this cartoon, too. >> thank you. >...

Dan: welcome back to unfiltered blown up cars with tanks and almost bought george washingtons so listen i wouldnt stand a chance negotiating with him on tv but like every other business owner dealing with challenges like inflation one of my favorite shows pawn stars very own, rick harrison joins me. rick thank you so much for taking the time i really appreciate you coming in today. >> well thanks for having me. dan: so rick i watch your show religiously i dont think ive ever missed an episode yo...

Mccarthy te-- character out of r in the comic book. >> i didnt expect you to bring her up, but she is an incredible resource for me as well. i mean, she is the utmost, she epitomizes historian, especially on tuskegee airmen. she helped me better understand my own dads history as a tuskegee airman well before i or any of our families ever knew. shes been an incredible resource and continues to teach us all so much about these pages in history that for very long, including my dad, these airmen did...

Were talk about, you know, a few hundred mostly black men who were challenged to become airmen. the u.s. army and others were doubtful they could do it, and they would exceed expectations. very few of them are alive today, late 90s and early 100s. charles mcgee we said good-bye to this year. talk to me about how your comic book is paying homage to all they did, but you have a different spin, right? because this is sci-fi. so what is the story line? how does it go? >> we set our initial conversat...