…intellectual progressive, maybe? Whatever. Don’t make too much of that assessment. I don’t mean to label the guy. The point is that his position was miles away from Steve’s. Which is not to label Steve a conservative or anything else. I wouldn’t attempt to categorize Steve’s point of view. I…
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…the street. If you read last issue, you know it’s Miles, the “grade-schooler” referred to in the introduction. If not, it, well…some kid is running. He makes an impossible leap over an obstacle. When people react to that, he turns invisible and slips away. He’s upset, apparently worried about the very things we’ve just…
…of the Caribbean or EC’s New Trend Piracy. That label doesn’t do One Piece justice. It’s set in its own universe. <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Piece#Setting> I saw DEFIANT and Broadway as being in the Japanese genre-bending tradition. Those lines would have become even more diverse over time. If I had to pick one…
01 Introduction 02 Early Life 03 Marvel Comics 04 Storytelling Lecture 05 Secret Origins 06 VALIANT 08 Recent Work 09 Reminiscences and Tributes 10 Questions and Answers 11 Writing 12 From Storage 13 Guest Posts 14 Events 15 Video 16 Stuff and Nonsense 17 Freelance and Consulting 18 Reviews 19…
Storytelling Lecture Series, Introduction (From the transcript of a 1994 seminar) The comics business went into a steep decline in the ’50s and early ’60s. During that time a lot of companies folded, a lot of comic book professionals were unemployed, and so, if you were an editor at a…
…space travel bit used for Superman…a little Buck Rogers twist. It would have worked, I think. When things started to get contentious with DC, they took the introduction of Super Lad away from me. I think it was because they were sufficiently annoyed by my complaints that they didn’t want…
…the introduction to the Try-Out Book, which explains its nature and intent: Click pics to enlarge Here are the explanation pages and some samples of the “try-out” pages. The pencilers’ try-out pages were blank paper, albeit Marvel art boards, or as close as we could get. A publisher’s dream—selling blank…
Last night, I read the free preview of the New 52, Red Hood and the Outlaws #1 and Catwoman #1. The introduction in the free preview is signed by the two co-publishers, Jim Lee and Dan DiDio. I wonder who wrote it. It says: “WELCOME TO THE NEW 52! This September, DC…
…her. There is no introduction or explanation of Batman. We’re supposed to know. Fair enough. I guess most people these days know who Batman is. Or do we? This is the New 52. Can we really take anything for granted? Catwoman throws herself at him, kisses him. She wants sex….
…it go and kept bugging Vince to make the introduction. Finally, he wore Vince down. So, Vince and Stan went over to Costello’s table. Vince introduced Stan. “Mr. Costello, my friend would like to meet you. This is Stan Lee….” Whereupon Stan stuck his hands up in the air and…