Chow down on cannoli with author Bob Proehl as we discuss how it really all began for him with poetry, the way giving a non-comics reader <em>Watchmen</em> for their first comic is like giving a non-novel reader <em>Ulysses</em> as their first novel, why discovering <em>Sandman</em> was a lifesaver, the reason the Flying Burrito Brothers 1968 debut album <em>The Gilded Palace of Sin</em> matters so much to him, why he had a case of Imposter Syndrome over his first book and how he survived it, the reasons he's so offended by <em>The Big Bang Theory</em>, what he meant when he said "I actually like boring books," his love for <em>The X-Files</em>, <em>Buffy the Vampire Slayer</em>, and the <em>X-Men</em>, whether it's hard to get a beer in New York at six o'clock in the morning, why he wasn't disappointed in the <em>Lost</em> finale, and much more.