Seqart’s Gotham City 14 Miles can be found in the latest edition of Diamond’s Previews.This is a crucial time for the book, as we need to hit Diamond’s minimum-number threshold or they will cancel all orders for it.I urge everyone to get out and order a copy through their local comic shops or one of […]
Every now and then I get invited to write an essay or guest blog about something that tickles my fancy. I was recently solicited to contribute to a project over at the Revolution SF website. Here’s the run down from the site’s Rick Klaw.Given that Barnes & Noble and Borders stores offer extensive graphic novel […]
My sudden absence from my desk between the hours of 9 and 2:30 on Mondays and Fridays has shaken up my routines and has caused me to feel somewhat out of control. The time at school is necessary and I find that I am spending between 2-3 hours a week on home work in addition […]
At yesterday’s press conference, President Barack Obama finally said something I have been waiting for any politician or leader to ask. One of the shared beliefs between the Republican Party and the Tea Party movement is that they want a smaller government. While that sounds nice, he finally asked, “What will you cut?”It’s one thing […]
I have always stated that The Atlantis Chronicles is one of the projects I edited at DC Comics that I am most proud of. Fortunately, it added elements that remain in use throughout the DC Universe and has been fondly recalled by readers.Sadly, it’s never been collected.Robert J. Kelly manages the delightful The Aquaman Shrine […]
Many people consider a comic book historian, a title I wear proudly. People often reach out to me with questions and I happily answer since I have a good working knowledge of the field, above-average knowledge of Marvel’s history and a superb command of DC’s corporate history. Some of that has found its way into […]
The world continues to prove how small it can feel despite there being over six billion of us. Last week I made one incredibly bizarre connection linking disparate people from various aspects of my life while Deb also had a similar experience. Then there was the son of a pal in Stamford who just enrolled […]
Win Scott Eckert, co-editor, of the forthcoming Green Hornet Chronciles, sent me a note, kindly reminding me that I actually did see the galleys to my story, “Go go Gone”. Apparently, despite reading and correcting them on June 24, I blokced it from my mind and owe Win and publisher Joe Gentile an apology.Win also […]
The Green Hornet Chronicles, originally announced as being released in June, apparently went to the printer this week. I was never sent galleys to proofread so can only hope someone else read through the pages.The collection was co-edited by Joe Gentile and Win Scott Eckert with covers by Glen Orbik and Rubén Procopio with interior […]
Returning to a classroom setting proved easier than expected. Maybe it was all the time spent participating in panels at Stony Brook’s campus during countless I-Cons or I was over-thinking the whole thing.With two days of classes under my belt, I will state that I think I can do this. I am certainly disciplined enough […]