Tag: Comic Books
SILBER LININGS: The joy of metafiction
In anticipation of moderating his first Comic Con panel, Greg asks why metafiction is so appealing to people who love stories.
SILBER LININGS: Fox News is mad about Captain America. Good.
In this post-Independence Day Silber Linings, Greg explores how the Captain America that Fox News pundits claim the left ruined never existed in the first place.
SILBER LININGS: DC’s “The New 52” was bad… but it worked.
The New 52 was a reviled era for DC Comics, but it did it's job... for Greg, at least.
SILBER LININGS: If you don’t like superhero pets, you’re wrong
Greg explains why animal sidekicks are an indispensable addition to any superhero's supporting cast – especially for young fans.
SILBER LININGS: Steve Gerber’s HOWARD THE DUCK was trapped in a time it never...
Greg explains why Steve Gerber and company's original 1970s run of Howard the Duck was a game-changer for the future of comics.
SILBER LININGS: Home is where the questionable ’90s comics are
Greg goes back to the early 1990s by breaking down four weird comics he stumbled upon in his own home.
SILBER LININGS: David Letterman, Super-Merman, and Bat-Witch
Greg checks out a trio of comics with crazy covers, curated for him by an unlikely source.
SILBER LININGS: Five weird comics for the birthday boy
For his birthday, Greg takes a look at five weird comics from the cold recesses of the $1 bin.
INTERVIEW: Abraham Riesman on parsing truth from fiction for his new Stan Lee biography...
In part 1 of a candid interview about his Stan Lee biography, journalist Abraham Riesman shared insight into his exhaustive research process into the life of a beloved and controversial comics legend.
INTERVIEW: DOTTY’S INFERNO’s Bob Fingerman on why “Hell is my happy place”
Minimum Wage creator Bob Fingerman discusses his latest comic from Heavy Metal's Virus imprint
Analysis: Will comics survive the current crisis?
We need to put this all into perspective.
INTERVIEW: Alejandro Arbona and Jim Towe on DOCTOR TOMORROW
Doctor Tomorrow, the mysterious superhero from the future introduced by Mark Waid and Brian Augustyn in 1997, is back in his own Valiant series!
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