Alter Ego #34 March 2004 (magazine review).
With TwoMorrows going to release a Quality Companion shortly, it seemed prudent to read Alter Ego #34 where there is a focus on…
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With TwoMorrows going to release a Quality Companion shortly, it seemed prudent to read Alter Ego #34 where there is a focus on…
This issue of ‘Alter Ego’ focuses on Fawcett material, particularly highlighting the non-family member character, Uncle Dudley, explored by writer Carl Lani’Keha Shinyama.…
I really never thought I would be able to hold a copy of Alter Ego # 2 in my hands and ended up…
I recently acquired Alter Ego #46 from an online auction, which features a cover illustration of Bill Everett (1917-1973) by Marie Severin, surrounded…
With the previous issue of ‘Alter Ego’ still in transit due to the British GPO software glitch, at least more current content is…
I did wonder when I started ‘Alter Ego Collectors’ Item Classics’, if I’d read any of the three ‘Alter Ego’ issues before. I…
Back in 1999, TwoMorrows Publishing had a habit of sharing two magazines in the same issue giving one of them a chance to…
This latest edition of ‘Alter Ego’ marks the 61st anniversary of ‘The Fantastic Four’ with an interesting revelation that some of Kirby’s art…
The double-covered issues of early ‘Alter Ego’ magazine can be confusing, more so as to deciding which is the primary cover. So I…
Now here’s something you don’t see every day or even year, an issue of ‘Back Issue’ devoted to one comicbook artist. Editor Roy…
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…
As you can tell from the cover, the 25th edition of ‘Alter Ego’ from 2003 looks at the X-Men from its early days…