Written by Eric Ratcliffe on Thursday, July 19 2012 and posted in
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On this episode of the podcast I was joined by Chris Roberson! We talk about his leaving DC, the evolution of Monkeybrain comics, San Diego Comic Con, how the relationship with Comixology was formed, a shift towards independent comics at comic conventions, a new mall where they've moved to and so much more!
editing note: Audio gets a bit weird at moments, the weather here was messing with my internet. You can hear fine it just gets echo'd on my part a little.
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About the Author - Eric Ratcliffe
Eric Ratcliffe is the host of The Why I Love Comics podcast, as well as the writer of the long running and award winning webcomic New Comic Day! When not interviewing the biggest names in geek culture, Eric writes the occasional column about something he is enjoying or informing people about webseries, podcasts, gadgets or many other cool things. You can also find Eric on Email / twitter / facebook / youtube / steam / x-box live and many other social media avenues on the internet.
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