seductionoftheindifferent.blogspot.com - 27 days ago
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Since I already own a good chunk of the original issues (thanks in large part to a certain Minnesotan), I really didn't need this book. When I saw the first three volume at a deeeep discount, however, I knew that I just could not pass up the opportunity to get these stories in such an ...
Keeping current with Joe Kubert
graphicnyc.blogspot.com 3/24/2009 — Joe Kubert gets up from the art table in his office at the Joe Kubert School of Cartoon and Graphic Art, a warm and bright room that features a long table in the center, and framed artwork of Joe’s on the far wall. On the wall alongside the door, ...
Kubert: Self-effacing genius
starbulletin.com 3/16/2009 — Someday, someone will write a thesis on the Jewish roots of the comic-book industry. Virtually every one of the early masters of the craft is also a member of the Tribe, and, more than that, an unlikely number have roots in Brooklyn, N.Y. The borough ...
Grooviest Covers of All Time: Joe Kubert's Tarzan
diversionsofthegroovykind.blogspot.com 3/12/2009 — Throughout the Golden and Silver Ages of comics, Tarzan had been as much a comicbook fixture as Superman, Batman , or Wonder Woman . Early in the Groovy Age, 1972 to be exact, DC Comics acquired the rights to publish comics based on Edgar Rice ...
Joe Kubert Appreciation Post
siskoid.blogspot.com 6/25/2009 — I'm on deadlines at work and a little too tired to do much research (you know, like actually READ a comic to write about it), so I thought I'd just post a pile of Joe Kubert artwork, just to let you know that he's probably my favorite comic book ...
Kubert School Beginnings
booksteveslibrary.blogspot.com 3/11/2009 — One of my favorite defunct comic book companies was St. John which lasted throughout most of the 1950's. During this time, their main claim to fame was that they did the very first 3-D comics. They also published Joe Kubert's TOR, a MAD-like THREE STOOGES comic and WHACK, in my opinion the ...
Interview: Craig Yoe Pt. 1 [of 2]
thedailycrosshatch.com 6/23/2009 —
Given the breadth and diversity of Craig Yoe’s career, from My Little Pony employee to creative director of the Muppets to self-made comics historian, it might be easier to define him by those seemingly few things he hasn’t done in the ...
Trade Marks: The Nobody
seductionoftheindifferent.blogspot.com 8/11/2009 — I picked this up yesterday and plowed through it last night. I should really review it next week when I've had some time to digest it, but I want to tap into my giddiness. Let me start off by saying that Jeff Lemire has joined the very, very short list of creators whose work I'll buy without ...
Andrew’s Tarzan
circumstantial.wordpress.com 9 days ago — No, he’s not actually Tarzan, of course…I mean this .
And then this .
Hmm…so how do you update Tarzan for a new age, in such a way as to load him up with actual drama instead of just a few soap-opera elements here and there?
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