The Humanistic and Heroic Art of JOE KUBERT
In the fifth of a series of nine weekly tributes to the great artists of the Silver Age, Arlen Schumer looks at the gritty expressiveness of JOE KUBERT.
R.I.P. Edward T. Summer, Opened Manhattan’s First Comic Shop
Rest In Peace Edward T Summer. Among other accomplishments the author/editor of Uncle Scrooge McDuck: His Life and Times and proprietor of the very first comic book store in Manhattan [if not NYC] in 1971, Supersnipe Comics, passed away last night, Nov 13, 2014. We believe he was 68.
BATMAN ’66: The LOST EPISODE — Len Wein Tells the Tale of Two-Face
One of our favorite writers takes you through the Batcave with the story behind DC‘s treatment of Harlan Ellison‘s “lost” outline.
JACK KIRBY: Quite Simply, the King
In the third of a series of nine weekly tributes to the great artists of the Silver Age, Arlen Schumer brings you the King himself, JACK KIRBY.
Happy Birthday, JIM STERANKO!
One of the all-time greats gets the 13 Covers salute! 76 years young!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, STEVE DITKO!
A Happy 87th birthday to Steve Ditko, co-creator (along with some guy named Stan) of Spider-Man! He’s also the creator of The Creeper, Doctor Strange, Mr. A, The Question and co-creator of a whole lot of other characters. We celebrate the birthday of one of the all-time greats with 13 covers…