:47:00
You all right?
How you've been?
:47:03
Hey, Carlos?
How have you been?
:47:06
- You all right?
- I'm fine. Fine.
:47:08
All right,
what do you got here?
:47:17
So, what do you think?
:47:20
It's good!
:47:23
Good. Good.
:47:28
- I based that one on the old man.
- How is he?
:47:30
He's fine.
Listen...
:47:32
can you show these to your friend
at Gotham Comics?
:47:35
Who, Raquel?
:47:37
- Yeah.
- Are you sure you're ready?
:47:40
'Cause you only get
one chance with her, you know that.
:47:44
These are good.
:47:50
Raquel:...which I assume
is how you got the idea for this.
:47:53
They're based on the Dominicans
who fought for La Independencia.
:47:56
- Los Gavilleros?
- Yeah.
:47:59
They fought the US with a guerilla
waftare for four years.
:48:02
For me, it's just another way
of talking about sugar.
:48:05
That's what the Gavilleros
were fighting over--
:48:07
foreign companies buying property
from people who don't even own it,
:48:11
then kicking the campesinos
off their land.
:48:13
Anyway, that's how I got
the concept for "Europa."
:48:21
Carlos...
:48:23
I've got to be honest with you.
:48:27
I really like what you did.
:48:30
- Really?
- I love it!
:48:33
And it couldn't come
in a more peftect time,
:48:35
because I just lost a series.
The artist was brilliant,
:48:38
but he was terribly depressed
and he could never work.
:48:42
And I had to find something
to fill the book in our slate.
:48:45
- Okay!
- Great! How soon can you finish?