March 28, 2007
Fighting the Wars With Four Color Comics
Again I happily bring to you a column written for Stl Comics some time ago. Alex Ness, from our partner site PopThought.com originally published this article here in October 2004. It discusses the use of comic books as propaganda before and during World War II. It also has a cover gallery that accompanies the column that is worth a look.Please click your way on over, and read this wonderful article: FIGHTING THE WARS WITH FOUR COLOR COMICS
March 11, 2006
Interview Bonanza!
Please check out my interviews from the last few monthsAlex Sheikman Artist
Halloween Horror
Moonstone Books Publisher Joe Gentile talks
Steven Grant and I briefly chat about writing crime fiction
Holiday Wish Lists for Comic Pros
Bad Planet
Star Wars Artists Interview
The Silencers Interview
FUSED
Jordan Raskin
SR Bissette
JM DeMatteis
Josh Fialkov writer
Multi Talented Rick Veitch
Marc Hansen Cartoonist talks
Kalman Andrasofszky Artist
Marvel Writer Paul Jenkins
Zoom Suit and John Taddeo
Jimmy Palmiotti, Justin Gray and Paul Gulacy talk about the Punisher
Jeremy Haun and Clay Moore chat Battle Hymn
Mike Carey Chats X-Men and Ultimate Vision
Shawna Gore and Horror and Romance Comics
Comics in the Classroom
Clay Moore and Jason Latour Expatriate Talk
Frank Beddor and the Looking Glass Wars
Jim Krueger discusses the power of Myth
Who Deserves More Recognition in the world of Comics
Views of the Punisher
Dan Dougherty and Cyclone Bill
Tim Seeley DDP Artist
My Work Archive
January 30, 2006
THE WORKS OF FRANK MILLER
When Frank Miller began his work in comics, it was as a penciler, and while I like his line work, it is his cinematographic vision of the page, that is, not so much the pencils or inks, but the construction of the page that is amazing. When Miller writes for his pencils there is even more control over the page, and thereby, far more intense story telling. I like his writing far more than pencils, but there is a magic created by Miller when he does both.READ IT ALL RIGHT HERE --> CLICK ME, PLEASE!
January 9, 2006
October 24, 2005
The Future of the Comic book industry
In response to the Comic Book Industry Roundtable Discussion found at Pop Thought I answered the same questions as did the participants there. Click here wise guyMedia, Publishers, Pros and Retailers all had ideas, here are mine.
October 19, 2005
HALLOWEEN HORROR
READ HORROR COMICS? Celebrating Halloween?Comic book talents Steve Niles, SR Bissette, Jamie Delano, Tom Mandrake, Ben Templesmith and Tony Isabella discuss Horror and why it works and why you should read it!
Read the Horror Comics Interview
Comic Industry Round Table
Industry Professionals, Media and Retailers chat about the comic book industry present and future.
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October 17, 2005
Elvis Archies and Geeks, Rich Koslowski
Click hereWriter, Inker, Genius
Creative talent behind THE KING
Interviewed!
October 14, 2005
James Turner Indy Talent
Interviewed!If you are a smart sort, you might like this interview with a fine talent. He writes and draws funny, yet serious, & thoughtful stuff. Check out the interview.
http://www.popthought.com/display_column.asp?DAID=899
October 8, 2005
WARNING! ANGRY COLUMNIST BITCHES!
THOUGHTS FROM THE LAND OF FROST***********************************
About bloggers who whine and bitch and moan.
About comic book prices.
About publisher hype.
About John Byrne.
AND
I cheer up to announce a brand new, freaking fabulous book by Mike Zeck.
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