Tag: comics history
Comics veterans are being silenced by toxic fans, and we’re all losing out
With complaints - and even threats - easier than ever to publicize, many comics creators are not even bothering to speak up.
Will Marvel and DC ever team up again?
Are Disney and WB desperate enough to let their characters crossover in the comics once again?
RIP Mel Thompson, comics retailing pioneer
Comics retailing pioneer Mel Thompson passed away recently, and his colleagues remember his innovations
A Year of Free Comics: The Legendary Lynx rides again from Alex Segura!
Torn from the pages of Secret Identity, Alex Segura's comic in a novel The Legendary Lynx debuts from Zestworld
INTERVIEW: “A Marvelous Life” author Danny Fingeroth on Stan Lee
An in-depth discussion with editor, writer, and historian Danny Fingeroth about his Stan Lee biography, the perils of working at Marvel in the 1990s, Lee's relationship with Judaism, and much more.
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 3/22/21: Happy 100th Birthday, Al Jaffee
Plus, Chris Conroy gets a promotion and a great tweet, Action Oscar Isaac, Paul Levitz's history lesson and so much more.
Analysis: Will comics survive the current crisis?
We need to put this all into perspective.
ADVANCED REVIEW: Masters of British Comic Art by David Roach
The kind of history book we should all be excited about!
A history of X-Men’s Destiny & Mystique
Now is a great time to brush up on the epic love between Mystique and Destiny.
INTERVIEW: JONNY HARVEY chronicles his journey through the history of HARVEY COMICS
The grandnephew of Harvey Comics founder dives into his family’s comic legacy in his new docuseries
Strontium Dog: The OTHER mutant revolution
British mutants: arguably weirder but arguably cooler.
INDIE VIEW: ‘Return to Romance’ is glorious melodrama
A collection of Ogden Whitney's mini-epics of love
