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“It's a lot easier to make a living as a writer in Hollywood than it was probably 10 years ago, though there's still just as many unemployed people in Hollywood as there ever has been, but there's so many more avenues to sell things, because of digital, and Amazon, and Netflix, and all these different platforms. That's crazy and exciting in a creative way, and we'll see where that all stands five years from now. But on the corporate side, I still see that pendulum swinging back in that other direction, which is a little not comforting.”

Quote by Ed Brubaker

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Ed Brubaker is an American comic book writer born on November 17, 1966. Known for his distinctive narrative style and deep character development, he is one of the leading figures in contemporary comic book industry. more

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