Volume 32, Number 10

Vol. 32, No. 10
October 2021
whole number 382
2021 pages 073-080

Some proposals to unfinished work by the versatile Ernie Colon are featured this issue, with the front and back cover featuring character designs and profiles for a 1991 detective project called Voudou. Also featured are the beginnings of two novels, Sector One and Wayward, part of an outline for a comic with Todd Klein called Hardware and some discussion of a WWII comic with Robert Kanigher called Operation Tidal Wave. Looks like Colon's already varied career (including books like Arak, Richie Rich, Amethyst, Underworld, The 9/11 Report and Damage Control) could have been even more varied in the right circumstances.

Volume 10, Number 10

Vol. 10, No. 10
October 1999
whole number 118
1999 pages 071-076 (6 pages)

cover: "Horseless" a review of Kanigher's Gallery of War story by Don Mangus

Under the Gun: letters from Carl Gafford, Mike Ambrose, Warren Sattler, Ernie Colon and Robert Kanigher

Just the Miner by Robert Kanigher: RK discusses taking over Tomahawk. Includes a page of original art by Kanigher and Frank Thorne

The Comics mail order on inside back  and back cover

-- Indexed by: Nick Caputo

Volume 2, Number 12

Vol. 2, No. 12
December 1991
whole number 25
1991 pages [125-126] (2 pages)  

Only a front and back page, printed in red. Front includes a listing of thanks to all the professionals who contributed articles, letters etc. to History of the Comics. The back page is a page from "Santa Claus is a Killer" written by RS and drawn by Ernie Colon for DC.     

-- Indexed by: Nick Caputo

Volume 1, Number 13

Vol. 1, No. 13
December 1990
whole number 13
1990 pages 095-102 (8 pages)

The first year of the newsletter ended up with 13 issues, before settling down to consistently monthly (with one issue missed in Vol. 3).

Steve Ditko's "Identity, Identification" opens the issue, continuing his thoughts on comics and the definition of art. This is reprinted in AVENGING WORLD [2002].

A discussion on the creation of the Flash (the Barry Allen version), including comments from Joe Kubert and Carmine Infantino, with an Infantino sketch.

Ernie Colon has a long memorial post about Jim Miele, a long-time contributor to Harvey Comics and creator of Wendy the Good Little Witch.

A lot of letters in Under the Gun, including Mark Heike, Joe Simon, Tim Truman, Frank Doyle, Bob Haney, Nick Caputo, Bob Palin, Jerry Nagel, Pete Morisi, Rich Morrissey, Murray Boltinoff and John L. Goldwater (including corrections he sent in to an article about Archie Comics in the New York Times).