CATCHING UP WITH NORM BREYFOGLE AND CHUCK SATTERLEE
by Edward Carey, Contributing Writer
Posted: October 10, 2006
AGONY ACRES #2
(1995)
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AGONY ACRES #3
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This past Sunday, CBR News caught up with artist Norm Breyfogle ("Of Bitter Souls," "Batman") and Markosia's Director of Operations Chuck Satterlee ("Of Bitter Souls") at the New York Comic Book Spectacular 4, held at the Holiday Inn on 57th Street. We spoke for a while with both creators about their work on "Of Bitter Souls," and take a trip through history with Breyfogle by looking back at his early days in the industry.
Chuck, thanks for talking with us today. I see you're here with Norm Breyfogle, the artist on "Of Bitter Souls." [Norm is busy sketching away for a throng of fans surrounding the Markosia table] How long have the two of you been working together?
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How did you get your start in comics, Chuck?
Satterlee: I did a book in 1995 called "Agony Acres." It was well received, made a lot of press. Not a lot of sales, though. George Perez liked it so much, he did our covers. And I've been hanging around by the skin of my teeth ever since.
What publisher was that for?
Satterlee: My own. It was called A Squared Entertainment. I've written a lot of fan fiction. I wrote some screenplays. Won a couple of screenplay contests. I kinda honed my craft before I got back into comics, so now I think I have a good handle on the process, the craft, and I'm making it happen.
