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Thu Oct 16, 2008 — by Mike Raub

ComicMix Radio: Peter David And His Stuff

Episode #274:The Writer Of Same Shares What's What

The world of The Dark Tower isn't the only location where Peter David leaves his mark. The Writer Of Stuff shares some insight on his Fallen Angel series, how The Skrulls ended up in She Hulk before Secret Invasion and why a Babylon 5 comic might not work, plus:

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