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[...] DC made a big mistake last week: they fired Bob Greenberger. [...]

By: Max Ballstein

Max Ballstein — Fri, 04 Aug 2006 17:50:31 +0000

You can’t be 77308 serious?!?

By: Gord

Gord — Sun, 22 Jan 2006 21:48:40 +0000

I’m coming to this a little late but I’m sorry to hear this Bob!

Good luck in your future and I await your next Trek novel!

Gord

By: Ben

Ben — Thu, 19 Jan 2006 15:26:56 +0000

Dear Bob,

We’ve never met, but I’ve been a fan of your comics work and your novels for quite some time. So, I thought I’d pop up anonymously to say something.

As someone who is not in the comics industry, I have to say that I’ve never seen such an outpouring for a colleague dismissed by any companies in my industry.

Suffice it to say, you’re obviously deeply respected, and I imagine this respect will translate into work sooner than later.

Keep your chin up, sir! Even a guy who’s never met you can tell you’re one of the Good Guys.

Ben

By: JonBCooke

JonBCooke — Wed, 18 Jan 2006 18:22:53 +0000

Hi, Bob.

I’m sorry to hear of your recent dismissal. This is becoming all too common in this industry, one which fails to appreciate those who helped build and sustain it. You’ve always been a mensch in our dealings together and state for the world to read that you certainly ranked high on my list of favorite folks at DC Comics, and remain a pal o’ mine, so I look forward to keeping in contact. My best to you, amigo, and whatever I can do for ya, don’t hesitate to ask.
Take care,
Jon
P.S. Can you e-mail direct? I need to talk about your CBA comp, as well as another matter. Thanks!

By: MICHAEL CLARK.

MICHAEL CLARK. — Sun, 15 Jan 2006 23:53:39 +0000

bob;so sorry to hear that you were fired from D.C.!! i did a short stint of work for the company during the 80’s. and you were so nice enough to give me a shot at a trek-script!!! i know that you’ll find something else soon!!! it’s rare to find people that really care/love the buisness that they’re working in!! it’s really D.C.’s loss!! well—from one trek-fan to another— i know that “YOU’LL LIVE LONG AND PROSPER”!!! sincerly, mike clark!!!! {‘NUFF-SAID!!! }

By: George Freeman

George Freeman — Sat, 14 Jan 2006 23:22:09 +0000

Bob,
I’m sorry to hear about the turmoil in your life. All the times we worked together, whether I was Digtal’s art director or as a freelance penciller and inker, every experience has been positive and productive. Your input is one reason I still have warm feelings for DC. I think this is their loss and your next employer’s gain. By all means get in touch if there’s anything I can do.

George

By: EDouglas

EDouglas — Sat, 14 Jan 2006 23:11:33 +0000

Sorry to hear that Bob… I remember really enjoying one of your panels/talks at I-Con a couple years back. I seem to remember you giving me a soda, too.

Although I’ll admit to not having bought an Archive in some time, I always thought that it was a great program and my friend Jim wrote a couple of the intros, which I enjoyed reading. I certainly don’t think that your dismissal bodes well for the program, and I hope that you find something new to do very soon.

By: Stuart Moore

Stuart Moore — Sat, 14 Jan 2006 15:47:47 +0000

Belated condolences, Bob. I was very sorry to hear about this.

If you like, give me a call or email when things settle down & I’ll buy you lunch. Men of leisure like us should stick together.

Best,
Stuart