Comic book writer Chuck Dixon has written more issues of comic books than any other living writer today, most notably telling the stories of superheroes Batman, Robin, The Punisher and John Rambo. But his work on AUSA’s Medal of Honor comic series has allowed him to bring historical heroes to life to incredible effect. In this very special encore episode, hosts LTG (Ret.) Leslie C. Smith and SMA (Ret.) Dan Dailey sit down with Dixon to discuss his 2024 comic Medal of Honor: Ruben Rivers, how a comic book is actually created, and they agree that a visit from the taxman can be the best form of artistic inspiration.
 
Note: This episode also features an update with the latest Medal of Honor comic from Dixon and the AUSA team.
 

Guest: Chuck Dixon, Fictioneer & Comic Book Writer

 

Central Michigan General and Flag Officer Event Links:

General and Flag Officer Leadership Symposium Webpage: https://go.cmualum.com/GOFOPanel25

 

General and Flag Officer Leadership Symposium Livestream Link: https://chipcast.hosted.panopto.com/Panopto/Pages/Viewer.aspx?id=fdee1ca5-880d-4121-931b-b32f00fae0b9

 

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