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. I – The Origin of a Dreamer
Bryan Stroud for Comics Bulletin: I've found there are numerous interesting paths to becoming a writer. What's your "origin?" Steve Skeates:...
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: Dick Giordano – “It was more fun to be a creator AND an editor!”
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....
Writers and the art of writing
What is a writer? I ask that rhetorical question partially because it’s something that I’ve seen change in my lifetime. Oh, sure, writers...
BTFT: You Need To Read The Question To Understand The Answer
DC, The Question #32, written by Denny O’Neil, drawn by Denys Cowan, 1989 The Question was one of the first series I ever pulled out of the...
The False Spring of “Kryptonite Nevermore!”
Editor's note: This article is an excerpt from the forthcoming The American Comic Book Chronicles: the 1970s, released August 27, 2014 by...
Denny O’Neil Part One: “I Can’t Imagine a More Satisfying Job”
This week, Bryan Stroud's vast collection of interviews with Gold, Silver and Bronze Age creators brings us a freewheeling interview with Denny...
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Sunday Slugfest: The Spirit #1
Organized crime and police corruption run rampant in Central City, and Police Commissioner Dolan chooses to walk the line between right and wrong...
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Spirit #13
This is another anthology issue of The Spirit, featuring three stories by three separate creative teams. Each of the stories are entertaining in...