Comictober 2018: Amazing Spider-Man: Hooky by Putney and Wrightson
In looking back at the process which ultimately lead to the creation of Spider-Man, it's fascinating to think that the character has become...
Bernie Wrightson’s ‘Creepshow’ is Back and Scarier Than Ever
It’s about damn time that Creepshow made its way back into print. One of the great lost graphic novels of the 1980s, this delightfully dark film...
J.A. Micheline Reads Blacksad With The Reboot Podcast
Chase and Joe are back for a new round of reviews, interviews, bickering, and general nonsense. And it’s been a while since she’s been on, but...
Classic Interview: Bob Smith – Even at His Age, Feels like a Little Kid
Bryan D. Stroud for Comics Bulletin: John Workman told me a little about how you both began in the industry together. What are your...
Classic Interview: Steve Skeates Pt. II – “A Kaiser with Poppy Seeds I believe it was”
Bryan Stroud for Comics Bulletin: They seemed to use you in a number of different arenas at DC. I found credits for stories in such diverse offerings...
Classic Interview: Elliot S! Maggin – A Three Typewriter King of Guy
Bryan D. Stroud for Comics Bulletin: What made you decide to try your hand at comic scripts? Elliot S! Maggin: When I was about 18 – and I...
Classic Interview: Walt Simonson Pt.1 – From Geology to Comics
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...
Classic Interview: Joe Staton – Over 40 Years and Still Lovin’ It
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,...
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...
Bernie Wrightson: On Swamps and Other Things
To those who aren't aware, Bernie Wrightson recently suffered a series of small strokes and has been hospitalized, but according to his wife, he's...
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Creepy #8
The last time I reviewed Dark Horse's revitalized Creepy, the anthology work was struggling to find its groove, sticking mainly to entries from...
4.0
Batman: Hidden Treasures #1
These stories celebrate the work of renowned artist Wrightson relating to the Bat. The second tale is the reprint, now re-colored by Alex...
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Dead, She Said #1
Joe Coogan is a private eye with a bit of a problem. See, one morning he wakes up hurting, feeling the pain of a rough night he had the evening...