172 - Conversation with Chuck Satterlee

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4.6 • 653 Ratings

🗓️ 24 August 2006

⏱️ 100 minutes

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Summary

Introducing Chuck Satterlee, Director of Operations of Markosia Comics. You met him once before, he's the writer of one of our Indie Challenge picks, Of Bitter Souls. Now he's in the studio for a discussion about Markosia and their line of comics. And later in the show, we randomly call people in Chuck's rolodex. Can you say more crazy con stories? (1:39:30)

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0:00.0	This is Comic Geek Speak, episode 172.
0:04.0	Welcome to Comic Geek Speak. I'm Brian Deemer.
0:17.4	I'm Jamie Dee.
0:18.3	And I'm Peter Reyes.
0:20.4	And with us in the studio, we have a special guest, Mr. Chuck Satterley.
0:23.9	Welcome to the show, Chuck.
0:25.1	How you doing?
0:26.4	What's your title at Marcosia, Chuck?
0:28.3	It's kind of silly.
0:29.4	It's Director of Operations and Head Mailboy.
0:33.5	Head Mail.
0:34.3	No, I'm kidding.
0:35.0	It's Director of Operations.
0:36.1	Isn't that what the CIA is, too?
0:37.6	The head of CIA is director of operations.
0:41.1	That's exactly right.
0:42.5	I do exactly the same thing.
0:44.0	Homeland Security.
0:45.5	Yes, he's actually Nick Fury.
0:46.9	This is the whole thing.
0:48.8	This episode of Comic Geekspeak is sponsored by The Damned.
0:52.8	Oni Press is pleased to announce the October release of The Damned, a new series by Cullen Bunn and artist Brian Hurt.
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