Interview: Allen Milgrom Called Will Eisner! Pt. 3
Concluding part three of Bryan Stroud's wonderful interview with Allen Milgrom! Read Part One here Read Part Two here Bryan Stroud for Comics Bulletin: Do you do commissions, Al? Allen...
Singles Going Steady 5/4/2015: Free Comic Book Day Edition
Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin’s weekly single issue review roundup. Secret Wars #0 This is how you tease a big hairy crossover event: tease the reader, give them context, crack a few jokes...
Interview: Allen Milgrom Talks About the Big Two and His Many Hats Pt. 2
Continuing our conversation with famed classic comic creator Allen Milgrom... Bryan Stroud for Comics Bulletin: Jack Kirby obviously continues to inspire. In fact, it appeared to me that the cover to...
DC Comics Bids the Big Apple Goodbye
On April 10th, Paul Levitz posted an eloquent tribute to his long time employer, DC Comics, when he shared this: “DC is officially closing its New York offices today, climaxing the progressive move to...
Interview: Allen Milgrom talks about his Foot in the Door – Pt. 1
Artist, writer and editor Al Milgrom was kind enough to speak to me at length about his career in January of 2010 and the things I learned from someone who has rubbed shoulders with so many of the greats over...
Interview: Sam Glanzman: 1300 Credits isn’t All of Them!
Sam Glanzman is getting a little more recognition these days. His classic series of U.S.S. Stevens stories, taken from his own time as a crewmember and his other autobiographical work in the newly reprinted "A...
Interview: Guy Lillian III – A Personal Comics History
At the beginning of 2010 I had the chance to speak with another prolific letterhack who went on to become one of the original DC Woodchucks. Julie Schwartz's "favorite guy," was Guy Lillian, who is as friendly...
Interview: Anthony Tollin and the Color of Lessons Learned in Two Decades in Comics
Anthony (Tony) Tollin is acknowledged as an expert on The Shadow, along with other pulp classics but additionally, he was Jack Adler's assistant in DC's production department for a number of years and...
Interview: Irwin Hasen on the Early Days At DC Comics
I did a slug of interviews in 2007, to include Irwin Hasen, who we sadly lost on the 13th of this month. When I spoke to him he was a mere kid of 89 and while it was a brief conversation, it was fun, too,...
Interview: John Workman Part Two: Lettering Into History
Bryan Stroud for Comics Bulletin: With the popularity of computer-based fonts, is the lettering profession dying? John Workman: Only in that it's left a lot of people out in the cold. DC and Marvel have...