Bryan Stroud for Comics Bulletin: I was amazed at the volume of work you did for DC in the Silver Age despite your relatively short time involvement. You inked, edited or penciled on over 25 titles running the...

I got the great opportunity to speak with Jay Scott Pike in 2010.  A wonderful "good girl" artist, war artist and the creator of the short-lived, but not forgotten Dolphin character, Scott is a wonderful...

Frank McLaughlin has done scads of work for many years among many publishers, but perhaps some of his best stories from our enjoyable conversation were about his time at Charlton...to include a couple of...

We conclude our interview with Walt Simonson with part 2. Bryan Stroud for Comics Bulletin: You’ve worked with so many of the titans of the industry over the years. Was there anyone you didn’t get a...

Walt Simonson is as nice as they say.  Brilliant, but humble and still enjoying a long-term gig illustrating comics, he continues to be a force to be reckoned with, but still takes the time to talk to the...

Joe Staton spoke to me at length in 2011 and was celebrating 40 years of being a comic book artist and what a career he's had.  Fan favorite, current artist on the "Dick Tracy" daily and all-around nice guy,...

Bryan Stroud for Comics Bulletin: Who hired you? Cary Bates: Mort Weisinger was the first editor I worked for. He was familiar with me from the dozen or so cover ideas of mine he used in the...

The notion of using a comic or illustrations to educate is not a new one. The premise of P.S. Magazine, the preventative maintenance monthly is based on the idea that a picture really is worth a thousand...

Thank for returning for part two of Bryan's interview with the legendary letterer Tom Orzechowski! Part One is available here. Bryan Stroud for Comics Bulletin: I’ve wondered on occasion if the craft of...

As I type this little missive it’s the early evening of May 24, 2015. Yesterday was the first day of the Denver Comic Con and yours truly was in attendance. I had the chance to meet some of my comic book...

Everyone's MAD about Harvey! Harvey Kurtzman, that is. Surely you've heard of him. He's the guy who both invented and then effectively saved MAD magazine by suggesting it become a magazine rather than a comic...

It's hard to believe it's been six years since I got to interview Tom Orzechowski.  He is not only one of the most prolific letterers out there, due in no small part to Chris Claremont's scripts, but he's...

My efforts to document some memories from those creators who strode the halls of DC Comics’ office in New York City drew more interest than I’d hoped and I am pleased to present some more commentary. First...

In 2011 I had the great pleasure of interviewing colorist, cartoonist and total sweetheart, Ms. Liz Berube. Liz had worked with the greats like Jack Adler, Carmine Infantino and Joe Orlando and apparently had...

Bryan Stroud for Comics Bulletin:  You were involved in the Silver Age right from the beginning and indeed I see where you inked Black Canary in “Flash” Comics back in 1947. From there you've done...