I had a great time at the 2016 TerrifiCon at the Mohegan Sun in Uncasville, CT. I did several panels over the weekend, including one called “The History of DC Comics” with my old friend, former DC Comics president and publisher and author of the exhaustive 75 Years of DC Comics: The Art of Modern Mythmaking.… Read the rest
Continue reading about The History of DC Comics with Paul Levitz (& Me)
Back when I was a kid putting out fanzines with Paul Levitz from the office in the basement apartment of his parents’ house on East 58th Street in Brooklyn, I got to meet a lot of interesting people in the comics field, professionals and fans alike.… Read the rest
Growing up in the East Flatbush section of Brooklyn, I had two homes. There was the apartment at 254 East 89th Street where I lived with my parents and brothers, and then there was the house at 393 East 58th Street where I spent most of my free time with my friend Paul Levitz.… Read the rest
I killed Aquababy!
I just received in the mail my comp copies of the new Aquaman: Death of a Prince trade paperback from DC Comics. It features the entire saga of the birth and death of Arthur Curry Jr., aka Aquababy between 1974 and 1978.… Read the rest
Continue reading about Before I killed Miss Grundy, Before I Killed Adrian Chase…
The Kid Who Saved Superman is a kids chapter book I wrote for a series of DC Superhero chapter books published by Stone Arch Books. I’ve written six books featuring Superman, Batman or Wonder Woman for this series, but this particular one has been getting some press because it involves a contest the publisher held for grade school kids to have themselves written into the story.… Read the rest
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