This continues our interview with Nick Cardy. Nick Cardy: You were asking about the material. I hope I answered it. Bryan Stroud for Comics Bulletin: Yes, that part. Can you tell me a little more...

Bryan Stroud for Comics Bulletin: Mr. Cardy, I wanted to begin by thanking you for your time. I’ve been lucky enough to speak with a couple of your peers and they had very fond memories of working with and...

Bryan Stroud for Comics Bulletin: First off I found one source online that said you were born in either 1925 or 1927, but they said there was a discrepancy. Jerry Grandenetti: 1927. CB: So it was...

Bryan Stroud for Comics Bulletin: What led you to Continuity in the first place, Howard? Howard Chaykin: I didn’t work there. I’d been Neal’s assistant before the studio was open. Many of us had...

Bryan Stroud for Comics Bulletin: How did you become interested in art? Angelo Torres: Growing up in the 30s with the great Sunday funnies being drawn at that time and with so many great comic book titles ...

Bryan Stroud for Comics Bulletin: That certainly seems to me like a much more viable method, particularly in an artistic environment. I noticed that you’re basically a one-man band. You write, do the art,...

Instead of a classic creator, this week we'll visit a contemporary one who was heavily influenced by the classic genre. He's a Kubert School grad - Thom Zahler. Bryan Stroud for Comics Bulletin: You...

Bryan Stroud for Comics Bulletin: Please tell me about your involvement with the National Cartoonist’s Society. Creig Flessel: I started the Berndt Toast gang with Walter Berndt. CB: Yeah, in fact...

Bryan Stroud for Comics Bulletin: Len Wein told me that both of you got into the business on the coattails of fandom and that you’d done some fanzines. Did you enjoy the transition? Marv Wolfman: It's...

Bryan Stroud for Comics Bulletin: According to my research you began at 16 in the industry. Was cartooning something that caught your imagination? Jose Delbo: Yes, I was 16 when I started drawing comic...