CC148: Horst Gotta (Splitter Verlag) im Interview (1 von 2)

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Wir waren bei Horst Gotta, einem der beiden Verleger des Splitter Verlags, und haben sehr lange mit ihm über viele aktuelle Themen der Comicszene und seines Verlags gesprochen. Absolutes #MustHear Facebook | Twitter | Instagram und auf Telegram & Signal Splitter Verlag Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram Andi Prill Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Bluesky Der Tele-Stammtisch Website | Facebook Comic-Stammtisch Frankfurt auf Telegram Intro-Song: „sad and silly vocal tune“ by blimp66 | Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) Outro-Song: „A Silly Vocal Tune“ by blimp66 | Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) Folge direkt herunterladen

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