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Not to humble brag, but we sit down with folks for interviews from tv shows, movies, and comics all the time. However, it’s not often that we get to interview someone in media that started their career with us. That’s the case with Morgan Hampton. Morgan has done numerous comic book reviews and editorials for us throughout the years. We then got to see him join the Milestone Initiative, write Cyborg for DC Comics, and currently work on IDW’s new Sons of Star Trek mini-series with artist Angel Hernandez. To say, we are proud of Morgan would be an understatement. We are beyond hyped for the career Morgan has mapped out for himself and extremely excited to talk to him about his forward for DC Power 2024 and more! Omar Holmon: I’ll try and act professional with you. Morgan Hampton: It’s all good let’s keep it friendly *Laughing* Omar: You got to write the intro for DC power 2024. What was that like for you? Morgan: That was crazy. It was kinda an opportunity that came out of nowhere and it was on my bucket list, and I didn’t know it was on my bucket list. My editor for Cyborg reached out to me when they were working on DC Power 2024. He said, “You know, you made your debut in last year’s, you’ve done Cyborg, you’re part of this Milestone initiative. We think this would be a great way to pay homage to what we done and point towards where we are going. Without a beat, I was like absolutely, I’ll do it. I feel like normally forwards go to people with a little more notoriety. S…
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Omar Holmon
Omar Holmon is a content editor that is here to make .gifs, obscure references, and find the correlation between everything Black and Nerdy.
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