Indexing, there are few things I hate more than
I spent the past week indexing my upcoming book, Watching Jekyll and Hyde. It is not something I do for fun. Indexing is an important part of writing a nonfiction book. I’ve …
I spent the past week indexing my upcoming book, Watching Jekyll and Hyde. It is not something I do for fun. Indexing is an important part of writing a nonfiction book. I’ve …
When I got up the morning after election day in 2016, my stomach knotted in dread. There was no upside to the Necrotic Toddler (as a friend of mine calls …
As I’ve blogged about before, by the end of the 1960s Stan Lee had no idea what to do with Captain America. How do you make the quintessential representative of …
I mean, we’re talking the end of 1971 — it’s pretty obvious that just as love comics are doomed, the Western comic is on its way out. Sure, Marvel has …
As a die-hard Doctor Who fan I suffered through the recent, dismal Disney + series that wasted the charm of Ncuti Gatwa as the first Doctor of color. I also read …
My Silver Age reread is now moving into 1972, and Len Wein has already established himself as a writer. There’s his (IMHO) definitive Phantom Stranger (with Jim Aparo on the …
If so, the comics ads of 1971 have you covered! Kirk Demarais’ ever-informative Mail-Order Mysteries says if you joined up with the Monster Fan Club the rewards were not as cool …