Comic Creators Speak
Gene “The Dean” Colan on “How I Approach a Comic Story”
- by Brian Cronin
- Tuesday, October 31st, 2006 at 3:23 PM EST
Today’s entry comes from a dynamic duo, Gene “The Dean” Colan, legendary comic artist, and Dave Gutierrez (who is inking and coloring Gene on an upcoming Captain America project Colan is doing for Marvel Comics that will be released next year - see the good news you get here at Comics Should Be Good!! - […]
Ron Kasman on “Confessions of a Comics Fan”
- by Brian Cronin
- Tuesday, October 24th, 2006 at 8:57 AM EST
1. Ron Kasman has a really neat story in this week’s Negative Burn #5. It is like an Orpheus and Eurydice story, only about collecting comic books. It’s really quite neat, and well worth the read (and this week’s Negative Burn was good overall, I thought).
2. Ron hangs out at the Collectors’ Society, where folks […]
Jason Aaron on “The Vietnam War in Comics: The Good, the Bad and THE OTHER SIDE.”
- by Brian Cronin
- Wednesday, October 4th, 2006 at 3:16 PM EST
Jason Aaron has a book that was released today called The Other Side from Vertigo Comics, which is about the Vietnam War. He has a very cleverly titled blog called Jason Aaron.
The Vietnam War in Comics: The Good, the Bad and THE OTHER SIDE
Hi, I’m Jason Aaron, writer of THE OTHER SIDE, a new […]
Will Pfeifer on “10 Comics That Screwed Me Up”
- by Brian Cronin
- Tuesday, August 15th, 2006 at 9:10 AM EST
Will Pfeifer has a cool blog called X-Ray Spex, where Will talks about comics, pop culture and the comics he writes (like Catwoman, new issue out this Wednesday).
For his guest entry, Will is sharing with us “10 COMICS THAT SCREWED ME UP.”
Fredric Wertham wrote a book (and helped maim an industry) with the hypothesis that […]
