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  <title>Ragman #1 with Neil Kleid</title>
  <description>On this episode Matt and special guest co-host Neil Kleid (writer of MEDIEVAL, SAVOR, BROWNSVILLE and more!) sort through the stock at Rags 'n' Tatters while discussing 1991's RAGMAN #1. Ragman is a character that is frequently touted on comic book social media, but unfortunately has never managed to break through to a wider audience.&amp;amp;nbsp; Will this podcast change that?&amp;amp;nbsp; Probably not (this is DOES THIS COME IN CHROMIUM after all) but whether you are already a fan of Ragman or you know nothing about the character, you will want to hear what Neil has to say. Neil is incredibly thoughtful and brings a lot of valuable perspective as an Orthodox Jew to this reinvention of Ragman.&amp;amp;nbsp; Matt definitely brings up PRIMAL FORCE and possibly mentions NIGHT MAN. It's the Does This Come in Chromium way. Support Neil's work by checking out: neilkleidbooks.com Follow Neil on BlueSky: @neilkleid.bsky.social Contact the show:&amp;amp;nbsp;doesthiscomeinchromium@gmail.com Follow Matt on BlueSky: @mattbegins.bsky.social&amp;amp;nbsp; Intro music from the song &amp;quot;Doin' What We Do&amp;quot; by the always amazing Mustard Plug (https://mustardplug.com/) </description>
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