Classic Comics Cavalcade: Blood-sucking in the ‘70s: Chamber of Chills #3 (1973)
In the early 1970s, super-heroes were knocked off their perch as the kings and queens of comics. Instead, horror ruled the roost. Partially because...
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: 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,...
Classic Interview: Cary Bates – The Summer of ’64
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...
Review: “The League of Regrettable Superheroes” – Not Just a Coffee Table Book
Jon Morris; Quirk Books It’s safe to say that with the boom of superhero movies and the recent popularization of the comics medium...
Interview: Joe Giella Recalls Fond Memories
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...
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Review: The Golden Age Doctor Fate Archives v1
The history of Doctor Fate kind of parallels the history of the Golden Age of comics: it starts with wild energy and enthusiasm, goes through a few...