Writer Brenden Fletcher: Motor Crush, Robotech & Isola

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Brenden Fletcher is a bestselling writer of comic books and animation. Current projects include the Eisner Award-nominated series ISOLA and MOTOR CRUSH for Image Comics as well as the upcoming ROBOTECH Remix series for Titan. Prevoius work includes: BATGIRL OF BURNSIDE and the YA mystery/adventure series GOTHAM ACADEMY. Learn: Of the creation of Catball: Nova Honda's cutest robot/cat/ballRobotech already IS a remixCrediting the geniuses behind RobotechMotor Crush Vol 3 goes Terminator (& I'll Be Back)Barbara Gordon fighting gentrificationThe etiquate of fan art about creator owned comicsA possible return for Gotham Academy?Robotech's legacy as a diverse series Listen to our 2015 episode for more from Brenden on his Batgirl, Black Canary and Gotham Academy runs.

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