Tom Brevoort’s Unknown Greats
"Great" might not be exactly the word some would use, but Marvel editor Tom Brevoort's look back at some under-appreciated comics he worked on...
RIP — The Real Mlle. Marie?
While reading the NYT today, I was struck by the obit of Pearl Cornioley, a resistance fighter during WWII, who died a few weeks...
Save the Rain Forest
Is that what it's like to be an old timer?
"Cured the Black Plague? Why, I remember when I was a kid, we'd pass stacks...
The evolving Onion
Have you ever wondered what the relationship of the "Area Man" Onion is to the "A.V. Club" Onion? Us too, and here's the answer:
Pocket...
Kick-ass comics women of the 70s
http://www.youtube.com/v/HIFiuIV67u0
This YouTube video has a weighty theme:
The American civil rights movement opened possibilities of empowerment to a new generation. Feminism simply extended that to...
The Best of ’07 courtesy of Dick Hyacinth
Dick Hyacinth has finally compiled the 100 best reviewed comics of last year using a weighted chart. There was a preliminary list, but this...
Jeff Smith on whether he tastes great or is less filling
New York Mag's Vulture bloginterviews Jeff Smith today and they bring up where he sees himself on the spectrum of comics:
This fall, a...
Stage6 is kaputski
Well, between the company we do most of our work for going up on the auction block and our beloved Cafe La Fortuna...
Comics trivialize Holocaust?
CNN international presents a video report the the holocaust comic book we've mentioned here previously. Produced by the Anne Frank Center and drawn by...
John Jackson Miller picks up his calculator again
Newsarama has started a new columns by noted sales figure collector John Jackson Miller. there is much to absorb in his maiden outing, but...
Steve Gerber Links
#1. Grady Hendrix talks about Gerber changed comics :
But Gerber himself was trapped in a vulturelike publishing industry. A dispute with Marvel...
