Illustrators #37 (magazine review).
The first artist of this edition of ‘Illustrators’ is Cuban artist, now living in Canada, Antonio Javier Caparo (1970- ), who is interviewed…
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The first artist of this edition of ‘Illustrators’ is Cuban artist, now living in Canada, Antonio Javier Caparo (1970- ), who is interviewed…
This edition is a relative to Back Issue # 132 which focused on Marvel’s mini-series, only here its with DC Comics’ mini-series. 51…
As you can tell from the cover, this latest ‘Retro Fan’ has a look at the 60s beach movie craze and how TV…
Reading Richard Arndt’s interview with comicbook artist Don Perlin, you discover he’s charmingly self-depreciating about his long career. It’s only when we get…
A couple of issues missed the pot. Illustrators # 36 has some really good material. Starting off with Thomas Fluharty (1962- ) with…
As you can tell from the cover, the 25th edition of ‘Alter Ego’ from 2003 looks at the X-Men from its early days…
The theme for this early twenty-first edition of ‘Back Issue’ is any character associated with the term devil, although only one, Daimon Hellstrom…
This nineteenth issue of ‘Alter Ego’ notes itself as going monthly from this point on. It also features one of the original Batman…
Sometimes I think I must be conspiring with the sugar plum fairy with my luck as I acquired a bunch of out-of-print ‘Alter…
Scott Shaw! rolls off this issue of ‘Retro Fan’ looking at his time when he was involved in the advertising campaign for Pebbles…
Usually, ‘Illustrators’ reserves single artists to their specials so # 38 is rather unique on its focus on John Watkiss (1961-2017). I have…
This issue of ‘Back Issue’ has an emphasis on newspaper strips and although Spider-Man is on the cover, he’s but one of the…