John Severin: Two-Fisted Comic Book Artist by Greg Biga and Jon B. Cooke (book review).
John Severin is regarded as the artist’s artist, although much of his work is outside of the superhero genre in
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S.C.I. Spy: The Complete Trade Paperback by Doug Monech and Paul Gulacy (graphic novel review).
‘S.C.I. Spy: The Complete Trade Paperback’ was something I noted coming across it in the ‘Back Issue’ interview with Paul
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This is why a realistic Batman is dull (video: article).
Rowan J Coleman just watched The Batman movie on the big screen, and although he enjoyed the characters, the directing,
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Jason Kingsley: the man who bought the 2000AD Universe, let’s call it the 2KU? (video interview).
Here’s a nice little interview with the owner of the 2000AD Comic-book Universe, let’s call it the 2KU… Jason Kingsley.
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2000AD Comic-book Con (online convention catch-up).
The 2000AD Comic-book bods are having an online convention (they’re 45 years young this year) and the good news is
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Comixology: the greatest Comic-book app-reading system ever, until Amazon took it over (documentary: video).
In this forty-minute-long documentary, NS looks at how ComiXology, (now) Amazon’s digital comic book app, has just gotten an upgrade
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Superboy And The Legion Of Super-Heroes by Paul Levitz, Mike Grell and Vince Colletta (Tabloid Edition) (graphic novel review).
‘Superboy And The Legion Of Super-Heroes’ is a reprint of All-New Collectors Edition # C-55 from 1978. There are some
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Cerebus the Aardvark from start to finish: oh, the art (fantasy comic retrospective).
After 25 years of Dave Sim honing his craft, Ed and Jim get together to compare Dave Sim’s Cerebus the
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Superman and Lois Lane: a love story for the ages? (video)
The most classic comic-book pairing is Superman and Lois Lane. But what if we told you that Lois Lane’s true
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Metal Men: Elements Of Change by Dan Dido, Shane Davis and Jason Wright (graphic novel review).
With a potential ‘Metal Men’ TV series in the works, I thought I’d look at their latest 2020 12-part mini-series
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