ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Our time in Portland brought about our longest roadtrip interview yet. Bob Schreck has been a key figure behind the scenes in comics for the last 30+ years. From his early days at Comico, to Dark Horse comics, co-founding Oni Press, his impressive time at DC and now as the chief dude at Legendary, Bob has been involved in bringing forward work by some of the biggest creators in comics.
It’s hard to overstate the impact that Bob has had on mainstream comics. Getting the chance to chat with Bob was both exciting and illuminating.
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