ICYMI: Chip Zdarsky & Tom King Owe Their Comics Careers To James Gunn zdarsky tomkingtk jamesgunn dccomics dawnofdc
\nChip Zdarsky, Tom King and more have been talking to Gregg Katzman of CBR about the upcoming Dawn Of DC publishing initiative at DC Comics. But they also talked about how they owed their careers at Marvel and DC Comics to James Gunn, the new DC Studios head.\nChip Zdarsky, current Batman writer, said 'I wouldn't be working at Marvel or DC if it wasn't for James Gunn.
He read them, and he [talks] about them. I mean, that's what makes me so excited for where DC is going. The people who making the product love the product. We are as big of fans of these things and want them to be good. It feels like a family building something together. It's wonderful.'\nWhile Phillip Johnson, writer on Action Comics and upcoming Green Lantern, added 'Yeah, agreed. I think it's clear that the multimedia stuff is being led and made by a superfan.
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