Vol. 1, No. 13
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An unofficial index to The Comics newsletter (1990-present)
Showing posts with label Pete Morisi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pete Morisi. Show all posts
Volume 1, Number 11
October 1990
whole number 11
1990 pages 077-086
Reminisces of a Comic Book Editor by Jack Schiff and Gene Reed
(6 page essay originally published in the 1983-84 Overstreet Price Guide)
Under The Gun: Letters from Bob Haney, Shelly Moldoff, Dick Ayers, Henry Boltinoff, Pete Morisi, and Stan Goldberg.
Promo for upcoming Ditko Public Service Package
Note and art by Joe Simon on his book The Comic Book Makers
RS writes about the problem of who owns original art, lack of credit on the Flash TV series and lack of notification to Ditko and Alex Toth on their being inducted into the Comic Book Hall of Fame.
Alex Toth: A Bibliography Part 2: 1987-1990 by Robin Snyder
Back page character faces by Alex Toth.
-- Indexed by: Nick Caputo
Volume 1, Number 3
March 1990
whole number 3
1990 pages 017-028 (12 pages)
“No Spinach for Socrates”, Robert Kanigher responds to Steve Ditko’s opening in the first issue: “At Some Point”
Imagine That, a brief look at Maurice Sendak working on the Mutt and Jeff feature as published by All-American Comics.
Who is the King of the Comics? The search for the most prolific writer in the comics begins in this issue.
“Why Bother?” Why waste time looking in the past? Answer: To lay the proper foundation. To set the record straight. For justice.
Peter Cannon, Thunderbolt. An illustrated memoir all about the creation and history of this original character by Pete Morisi.
In the Works. A look into the future.
Under the Gun features commentary by Jack Schiff, Joe Simon and Jim Steranko.
"Tools of the Trade", an analysis by Steve Ditko of the writer and the artist and how he works in the comics.
“Comic? Books, a reader’s survey re the name used to describe the comics.
-- Indexer: Robin Snyder
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