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Jim Zub and Gail Simone discusses the new Dark Horse series ‘Conan and Red Sonja’

Bryan Stroud
January 5, 2015
Interviews
Dark Horse is rolling out a fresh series for the New Year that is bound to be a hit.  Issue #1 certainly portends some great things as our favorite...

Interview: Joe Rubinstein Part Two: My Dream Was to be a Comic Book Artist

Bryan Stroud
January 2, 2015
Interviews
Check our part one of Bryan's interview with the great inker Joe Rubinstein here. Bryan Stroud for Comics Bulletin: I wanted to ask you about...
4.5

Review: Jack Cole’s Deadly Horror is a spine-tingling treat

Bryan Stroud
December 15, 2014
Reviews
When you think of Jack Cole, what comes to mind? The genius behind the immortal character Plastic Man, perhaps? The good girl artist for Playboy...

Interview: “Iron” Mike Grell and the 24-Hour Grind of Comics, Part One

Bryan Stroud
December 12, 2014
Interviews
I was a big fan of the Legion of Super-Heroes as a boy (who wasn't?) and the first time I became consciously aware of an artist was when Mike Grell...

Writers and the art of writing

Bryan Stroud
December 9, 2014
Comics Bulletin Soapbox
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...

Interview: Frank Springer, Part One: So Many Comics

Bryan Stroud
November 28, 2014
Interviews
Frank Springer was my last interview of 2007, an incredibly productive year. Frank was an under-appreciated gem who did a bushel basket full of work...
4.5

Adventure and Intrigue Begins Here with ‘Ghost’

Bryan Stroud
November 24, 2014
Reviews
“Starting point for new readers!” So reads the green bar at the top of Chris Sebela’s Ghost, #9 with art by Harvey Tolibao on pencils and inks...

Lew Sayre Schwartz: The Batman “Ghost” Shares Stories

Bryan Stroud
November 21, 2014
Interviews
Lew Sayre Schwartz was one of Bob Kane's earliest "ghost" artists and all his work was done in the Golden Age.  The original Deadshot and the Red...

Interview: Eric Powell discusses the Goon and his new “Occasion of Revenge”

Bryan Stroud
November 13, 2014
Interviews
Bryan Stroud for Comics Bulletin: What sort of reading material did you enjoy while growing up? Eric Powell: I guess like everyone else who grew...

Interview: Neal Adams Part 3: “Hey, a Jim Steranko Effect”

Bryan Stroud
November 7, 2014
Interviews
Neal talks of shaking things up at Marvel, close encounters with Bob Kanigher and Mort Weisinger, and what it means to be Neal Adams. Bryan...

Interview: Tony Puryear and Erika Alexander discuss Concrete Park

Bryan Stroud
November 6, 2014
Interviews
Seldom have I enjoyed a more delightful interview than with the husband and wife team responsible for one of Dark Horse's biggest breakout series'....
5.0

Review: ‘Charley’s War’ is Unforgettable and Haunting

Bryan Stroud
November 5, 2014
Reviews
When I think of a war comic I inevitably think of Joe Kubert with his long and successful runs on Sgt. Rock, Enemy Ace and other assorted battle...

Interview: Neal Adams Part 2: “Don’t Trust the Old Honor System”

Bryan Stroud
October 31, 2014
Interviews
In this segment of the interview, Neal discusses the metamorphosis of Deadman, the real story of the changes in comic book distribution and working...

Interview: Neal Adams, Part 1: “Nobody Was Getting Rich”

Bryan Stroud
October 24, 2014
Interviews
Neal was another early interview effort and he made it completely effortless with his stories from the trenches and the characters he both met and...

Russ Heath Interview: 70 Years in the Comic Industry, Part Two

Bryan Stroud
October 17, 2014
Interviews
Russ Heath continues our fascinating conversation with memories of doing battle with the Comics Code, the tremendous compliment Joe Kubert paid him,...
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