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Calling from Dartmouth, Massachusetts. And I just recently celebrated my five-year listening anniversary on December 8th.

You're listening to Comic Geeks Speak I'm Brian Deamer.

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All right, in this episode, we are going to talk to Mr. David Peterson, the Eisner

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I just would apologize, David, for New York Comic-Com.

We were leaving, and we're going towards a tunnel, and I almost ran you over.

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