298 - Conversation with Scott Neely

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4.6 • 653 Ratings

🗓️ 19 September 2007

⏱️ 77 minutes

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Jamie and Senor Pantalones talk with Scooby Doo artist Scott Neely.

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0:00.0	This is Comic Geek Speak, Episode 298.
0:17.6	Welcome to Comic Geek Speak. I'm Jamie D.
0:20.0	And I'm Brian Christman.
0:22.6	And this episode is sponsored by in-stock trades.com.
0:28.2	We can get up to 35% off your trades, which are in-stock, of course,
0:34.1	and free shipping for all orders over $50.
0:38.2	Their top sellers this week are Batman and Son, uh, 2499 on, uh, on sale at 1624.
0:47.3	Uh, checkmate, volume 2, regularly 1499 is now 974.
0:53.5	DMZ, volume 3, Public Works, 1299 is now 840, my writing is horrible, 844.
1:03.2	Invincible, volume 3 hardcover of the Ultimate Collection, 3499,'s now 2274.
1:11.9	And Fable, volume 9, Sons of Empire, 1799 is 1169.
1:19.3	So that's in-stock trades.com.
1:22.7	It's where we love getting our trades.
1:25.8	Yes.
1:27.1	And on the phone with us tonight, in keeping with our 300 episode interviews,
1:36.0	is the artist extraordinaire of Scooby-Doo and other various Cartoon Network,
1:43.2	Johnny Bravo series. Scott Neely, how you
1:46.1	doing, Scott? Hey guys,
1:47.9	how are you going on? Oh,
1:50.0	nothing much. We're just kicking back.
1:51.9	We've got the keys to the Porsche again.
1:53.7	Holding the fort down.
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