Alter Ego #35 April 2004 (magazine review).
Editor Roy Thomas admits in his editorial that two major articles in this issue of Alter Ego squeezed out much
Read MoreEditor Roy Thomas admits in his editorial that two major articles in this issue of Alter Ego squeezed out much
Read MoreThere are a few back issues, if you’ll pardon the expression, of TwoMorrows Publishing’s Back Issue magazine that have long
Read MoreThe subtitle of this 166th edition of Back Issue is ‘Partner Up!’, focusing on various comic book partnerships, although not
Read MoreAs you can probably tell from the cover of this issue of Alter Ego, the main feature is a detailed
Read MoreI think we British were spared The Partridge Family and The Brady Bunch when they first aired. Reading writer Mark
Read MoreOne thing I like about ‘Comic Book Creator’ is it often coughs up interviews of creators I’ve never heard of
Read MoreIn his editorial for this ‘Back Issue’, Roger Ash points out that he missed the Kree-Skrull War in the previous
Read MoreEven editor Diego Cordoba is amazed that they’ve reached fifty issues. This edition has had a slight price rise but
Read MoreThe main section of this edition of Alter Ego is devoted to Hillman Comics, although its owner, Alex Hillman, saw
Read MoreGiven that the clocks will be moving forward this weekend, it seemed wise to expedite the release of this vampire
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