Draw! #4 Summer 2002 (magazine review).
I know the cover of ‘Draw! #4’ was later used for ‘The Best of Draw!,’ which is sadly now out of print. However,…
The SFcrowsnest archive
Magazines with a genre focus – science fiction, fantasy and horror.
I know the cover of ‘Draw! #4’ was later used for ‘The Best of Draw!,’ which is sadly now out of print. However,…
Now, here’s an unusual departure in the ‘Alter Ego’ series: a special issue devoted to indexing every ‘Timely/Marvel Super-Hero Tale’ from 1939 to…
Working my way through my backlog, I recently read Alter Ego #52, which features an extensive interview with inker and occasional penciller Joe…
With each edition of “Illustrators,” the diverse range of artists ensures there’s something for everyone. It’s an educational journey, especially when discovering the…
I was aware that ‘Comic Book Artist’ had been published under Top Shelf Comics, but this is the first time I’ve encountered an…
With TwoMorrows going to release a Quality Companion shortly, it seemed prudent to read Alter Ego #34 where there is a focus on…
The latest edition of ‘Back Issue’ is the ‘Spider-Rogues Issue’, which explores Spidey’s rogue gallery that hasn’t been covered elsewhere. Surprisingly, this is…
The first article in question, “Marvel’s Folly Of 1972” by Jon B. Cooke, examines the fascinating tale of rock promoter Steve Lemberg. Against…
Amongst those three lucky lot bids I won was Alter Ego # 16 with this fabulous Alex Ross painting of Mary Marvel. What’s…
In those three joblots I bought off the auction website, I couldn’t believe my luck in getting another Comic Book Artist # 1.…
Any magazine worth reading will have a range of contents but not all of the items will appeal to all readers. They are…
This latest ‘Retro Fan’ has taught me a lot about the American kiddie show ‘Captain Kangaroo’ (1955-1984) as writer L. Wayne Hicks goes…