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50yearoldcomics.com
In 1969, Alex Toth had been a professional comic book artist for over two decades; but prior to the summer of that year, I'd never seen his work. That's because I didn't start buying comics until the summer of 1965, and the work that Toth was producing at that time only appeared in Warren Publishing's... |
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twomorrows.com
[AI summary] This article is an interview with Mike Grell, a renowned comic book artist and writer, discussing his career and creative process. Grell talks about his early experiences in the comic book industry, his approach to character creation, and his notable works such as Jon Sable, Freelance and Starslayer. He discusses his transition from drawing to writing, his success in the direct market, and his future projects, including a novel based on Jon Sable. The article also mentions his other works, such as The Longbow Hunters, and his plans to expand his creative work into prose and screenwriting. |
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50yearoldcomics.com
If you're a regular reader of this blog, you're probably already aware that this post is the fourth I've published this month. If, in addition, you're already familiar with its subject, you may also have noted that it's the third out of that four to be devoted to a comic book featuring the writing of... |
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comicreviewsbywalt.com
Over the weekend, we had Halloween ComicFest. Basically like a Halloween-themed Free Comic Book Day with participating retailers. Same sorta thing--publishers put out specific comics that retailers can order, that are intended to be given away. Retailers, of course, can opt to do other stuff as well. Since I was not in costume, I was... |
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