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December 2025

ReviewCulture

Retro Fan #39 July 2025 (magazine review).

This edition of ‘Retro Fan’ has its usual mixture and from different perspectives. Writer Mark Voger has a look at writer-director (said under…

UncleGeoff

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Illustrators #49 (magazine review).

There are some times with the ‘Illustrators’ magazine that some of the artists selected are just jaw-droppingly awesome. This is the case with…

UncleGeoff

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Alter Ego #194 July 2025 (magazine review).

This July issue of ‘Alter Ego’ covers editor Roy Thomas’ 60-year comic book career. Part of me does feel it odd that the…

UncleGeoff

November 2025

ReviewMagazines

Alter Ego #119 August 2013 (magazine review).

Going back to 2013, this issue of ‘Alter Ego’ is full of material. For openers, we have Alberto Becattini interviewing comic strip artist…

UncleGeoff

October 2025

September 2025

ReviewCulture

Retro Fan #38 June 2025 (magazine review).

Under new editor Ed Catto, ‘Retro Fan’ has gotten back to larger articles. Andy Mangels covers ‘Spider-Man And His Amazing Friends’; these are…

UncleGeoff

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Back Issue #158 April 2025 (magazine review).

With this issue of ‘Back Issue’, we have the start of editor Roger Ash’s tenure on this title. In his editorial, he reveals…

UncleGeoff

August 2025

ReviewCulture

Retro Fan #37 March 2025 (magazine review).

This edition of ‘Retro Fan’ introduces new editor Ed Catto to the fold. Objectively, TwoMorrows rarely changes editors, so it’ll be fascinating to…

UncleGeoff

ReviewIllustration

Illustrators #48 (magazine review).

There’s a more traditional set of artists in this latest edition of ‘Illustrators’. The first is Mark Schultz (1955- ). I’ve seen his…

UncleGeoff

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Alter Ego #192 March 2025 (magazine review).

In this edition of ‘Alter Ego’, writer Mark Carlson-Ghost disproves the myth that very few superheroes existed in the 1950s, providing over 50…

UncleGeoff