Back Issue #160 July 2025 (magazine review).
This July edition of ‘Back Issue’ dedicates a significant portion of its cover to Marvel’s 1980s swimsuit magazines. Before you get there, there…
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This July edition of ‘Back Issue’ dedicates a significant portion of its cover to Marvel’s 1980s swimsuit magazines. Before you get there, there…
Another 1960s or so mix with the 40th edition of ‘Retro Fan’. This time, writer Mark Voger looks at the American ‘Dennis The…
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This issue of ‘Comic Book Creator’ is labelled as the ‘Thomas Yeates’ issue, although there are also mostly many 2- and 4-page articles…
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This edition of ‘Retro Fan’ has its usual mixture and from different perspectives. Writer Mark Voger has a look at writer-director (said under…
There are some times with the ‘Illustrators’ magazine that some of the artists selected are just jaw-droppingly awesome. This is the case with…
This July issue of ‘Alter Ego’ covers editor Roy Thomas’ 60-year comic book career. Part of me does feel it odd that the…
Going back to 2013, this issue of ‘Alter Ego’ is full of material. For openers, we have Alberto Becattini interviewing comic strip artist…
Back Issue #81 is also called the ‘All-Jerks Issue! ’ For us in the UK, we don’t use the term ‘jerk’ very much,…
‘Comic Book Creator’ has gone bi-monthly. Best to point that out. The opening article by editor/writer Jon B. Cooke looks at how a…