Yes, I cut up some of my comic books in the late-1960s. Get over it!
Books and histories about comics were virtually nonexistent. Reprints, especially from the Golden Age, were few and far between. And the big “and”… and, there was no internet!… Read the rest
In 1988, I wrote a 4-issue PEACEMAKER miniseries (based on the original Charlton Comics character, created, written, and drawn by the late, great Pat Boyette), which featured art by Tod Smith and Pablo Marcos, but another deep dive into the files reveals the following proposal for an ongoing PEACEMAKER series that I pitched, apparently after the cancellation of CHECKMATE #33 (January 1991), where the character had been appearing since his reintroduction in VIGILANTE a few years earlier.… Read the rest
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Waaay back in 1988 I wrote a miniseries for DC Comics starring the Joe Gill/Pat Boyette-created character, Peacemaker. Peacemaker was originally published by Charlton Comics in 1966 as part of editor Dick Giordano’s “Action Hero Line” and lasted only a couple of years.… Read the rest
Looks as though the events in Life With Archie: The Married Life #6 (on sale December 29) have struck a chord. I’ll admit, when I wrote the issue I got a bit choked up, so I’m not surprised at the response, from the New York Times to the fan press.… Read the rest
Just a reminder that over on Crass Commercial Kupperberg, I’m selling copies of scripts and proposals, signed books and comics…and, while it lasts, the few pages of original comic book art I’ve acquired over the years. Most of my art was ruined in a flood a couple years back, but some survives.… Read the rest
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