The underground comix of the late ’60s and the alternative comics that redefined the ’80s have much in common. And if you know where to look, there are a few “missing links” that serve to bridge the two eras. Your Major Spoilers Retro Review of Big Apple Comix #1 awaits!
Browsing: Wally Wood
Skybound Entertainment has teamed with Act 4 Publishing for the upcoming release of Wally Wood’s EC Stories Artist’s Edition and Mike Mignola’s Hellboy in Hell Book 2 Artist’s Edition.
One of the best parts of old-school comics books is in seeing how often the first issue isn’t actually a number one issue. Your Major Spoilers Retro Review of The Vault of Horror #12 awaits!
In Episode 623, we explore a lost Jack Kirby masterpiece with Tom Kraft and Rand Hoppe from the Jack Kirby Museum!
Super-spies were all the rage in the mid-sixties, comparable only the furor about Batman on TV. But what happens when you put them together? Your Major Spoilers Retro Review of Undersea Agent #1 awaits!
After so many comics and so many super-hero stories, there are a lot of legacies about, and not everybody can be the first one to use their name. Welcome to Ten Things: Ten Second Ones!
PRESS RELEASE The cover of Shock SuspenStories No. 6 is among the most famous images…
I’d like to apologize in advance for putting the earworm in your head with today’s Ten Things collection. Welcome to Ten Things: Ten Supers Singable To The ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ Theme Song!
The Usual Gang Of Idiots may be leaving us, but we’ll always have back issues… Your Major Spoilers (Retro) Review of MAD #1 awaits!
They say that each character should have their own distinctive silhouette. So why is it that so many of them have the same pointy hairdo?
Welcome to Ten Things: Ten Supers With Wolverine Hair!
Amigo Comics has released the cover images and solicitation information for titles scheduled to arrive in August 2018, including Jack Kirby and Wally Wood’s Skymasters.
Press Release Have you ever wanted to know what the life of a cartoonist is…
Press Release In the shuffling, deranged footsteps of Dick Briefer’s Frankenstein and Bob Powell’s Terror…