Bob Greenberger actually wanted to meet Brad Meltzer, and sadly did
Well here's a case of a veteran editor who's turning out to be an embarrassment. Bob Greenberger, who was an executive editor at DC/Marvel, and wrote for periodicals like Starlog, seems delighted to have met the author of one of the worst publicity stunts in comicdom:
Wow, now there's another guy whose past work I'll have to take with a grain of salt, as he not only met with Meltzer unquestioned, on fully friendly terms, but even had the gall to get a photo with a copy of Identity Crisis right in front of them, and, as he states here, he even worked at one point on the trade collection publishing. It doesn't take much to guess where he stands, or what he really thinks of the properties he'd been in charge of in the past.
If that's how Greenberger's going to show his "fandom" then he's just another in a whole busload of past employees at the Big Two who shouldn't work for them again if that's how he's going to act now.
I finally got to meet @bradmeltzer in person years after we worked together on the Identity Crisis collection. He also have a highly entertaining talk at the #NatBookFest this morning. pic.twitter.com/4tIXgQ5R9P
— bobgreenberger (@bobgreenberger) September 1, 2018
Wow, now there's another guy whose past work I'll have to take with a grain of salt, as he not only met with Meltzer unquestioned, on fully friendly terms, but even had the gall to get a photo with a copy of Identity Crisis right in front of them, and, as he states here, he even worked at one point on the trade collection publishing. It doesn't take much to guess where he stands, or what he really thinks of the properties he'd been in charge of in the past.
If that's how Greenberger's going to show his "fandom" then he's just another in a whole busload of past employees at the Big Two who shouldn't work for them again if that's how he's going to act now.
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