Roger’s Comic Ramblings: In Case You Missed It
The Autumnlands Vol. 1: Tooth & Claw
The Autumnlands Vol. 1: Tooth & Claw and Lady Killer came out last year but Westfield’s Roger Ash says they still deserve attention. Find out why!
For Your Consideration: Marvel’s Iron Man by Kurt Busiek and Sean Chen Omnibus
Iron Man by Kurt Busiek and Sean Chen Omnibus
Robert Greenberger recommends Marvel’s Iron Man by Kurt Busiek and Sean Chen Omnibus and talks with Kurt Busiek about his work on the book.
Interview: Kurt Busiek on Dynamite Entertainment’s Kirby: Genesis
Kirby Genesis #0
Writer Kurt Busiek talks about his upcoming work on Dynamite Entertainment’s Kirby: Genesis with artists Alex Ross and Jack Herbert.
KC’s Bookshelf: Avengers Forever
by KC Carlson
I’ve always been drawn to comics that ask – and answer – a question.
In the 1960s, I almost exclusively read comics edited by Julius Schwartz (Justice League of America, The Flash, Green Lantern) and Mort Wiesinger (the Superman Family comics), as they both deliberately designed their covers to ask questions – usually literally. Why do these initials (flaming L.L.s!) mean death for the Man of Steel? Why are bystanders walking over the seemingly dead body of the Flash on a busy city street? WHY?