Alter Ego #200 July 2026 (magazine review).
Any magazine reaching a hundred issues is doing well. To double that is exceptional. It’s hardly surprising that this issue of Alter Ego…
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Any magazine reaching a hundred issues is doing well. To double that is exceptional. It’s hardly surprising that this issue of Alter Ego…
Despite having Captain Canuck, Vindicator and Wolverine on the cover of this 2007 edition of Alter Ego, the cover design is a reinvention…
The main section of this edition of Alter Ego is devoted to Hillman Comics, although its owner, Alex Hillman, saw it primarily as…
It was hardly surprising to discover the paper edition of Alter Ego #195 sold out when it had ‘Neal Adams’ on the cover,…
In his editorial to this 2012 edition of ‘Alter Ego’, Roy Thomas points out that he only touches on comic book creators whose…
When I did a page flick of this 2012 edition of ‘Alter Ego’, I saw the long checklist of the Nedor Comics and…
When ‘Alter Egos’ appears on the auction website, I typically review a few details from my checklist: do I already own a copy,…
Another day, another early ‘Alter Ego.’ Accept no hyphens. Just remember this issue came out in 2010 and is still relevant. The first…
The focus of this early ‘Alter Ego’ is Major Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson (1890-1965) and why he is so important to the comic book industry.…
Probably the biggest interview here is with inker Mike Esposito (1927-2010), conducted by Jim Amash. Reading the 35 pages here, it does become…
To catch up on locating early issues, I have Alter Ego # 37, and, as you can see from the cover, it is…
Back in July 1970, at the New York Comicon, Bill Everett, Joe Kubert, and Neal Adams were getting awards. With fewer people, this…