Not Just Once Upon A Time!
I thought I'd take some time to talk about "time," in comic book terms. Many moons ago as a young reader, it never really occurred to me that Peter Parker was in high school longer than I'd been in school, period.
DC Geography 101 - Where in the World is Clark Kent?
Where in the world is...Clark Kent?
No, no. He's not missing. He's in the Justice League, his own titles, guest appearances and so forth. No, I mean where is he geographically? Get out your atlases, school is now in session.
Let's start out with an easy one, multiple choice.
Ernie Hudson: Everything's Jake
Kathy Garver: An AFFAIR to Remember
Stephen Anderson: Meet the Director Behind "Meet the Robinsons"
Alton Brown: Forging THE NEXT IRON CHEF
Ellen Hopkins: Sculpting the Words Behind GLASS
Authors often draw upon the well of their experiences as a source for their art. For New York Times bestselling writer Ellen Hopkins, that well is deep, dark, and painful.
Lou Scheimer: A Candid Conversation with Filmation's Founder
I've been lucky to do a number of interviews with influential people through the course of my career. I don't do an awful lot of them, but I've done enough to generate a conversation at a dinner party, if ever I should attend one.
Warren Murphy and James Mullaney: Building a Better Destroyer
To protect the Constitution, it became necessary to break it. And so creators Warren Murphy and Richard Sapir came up with a man who could do what needed doing, accomplish the things which no one else was capable of. His name was Remo... but he became known as The Destroyer.
It's Time for Comic Books to Show Us What They're Made Of
The Texas jury was tired, eager to render a verdict and go home. The Prosecuting Attorney was making her passionate closing remarks.
"This medium," she intoned, "the medium that this obscenity is placed in, is done so in an appealing manner to children."
Katie Melua: Ingenue Rising
European audiences are already well-acquainted with Katie Melua from her hit single, "Nine Million Bicycles". American audiences may be a bit behind in the name recognition department, but will recall her acoustic version of The Cure's "Just Like Heaven" from the soundtrack of the movie of the same name.
Bruce Campbell: On Making Love, Books, and Movies
It's easy to be a Bruce Campbell fan. One gets the sense that he is what he appears to be: capable, hardworking, smart, with a keen sense of his strengths and limitations.
Vincenzo Natali: Turtles All The Way Down
Canadian director Vincenzo Natali's latest film "Nothing" will soon be released on DVD. Natali's first feature-length film, "Cube", about a group of amnesiac strangers trapped in a giant, lethal puzzle box, garnered high praise for its smart scripting, conceptual originality, and deft direction.
Geoff Johns, Engineer of Destruction: On Crisis, Continuity, and Consistency of Character
If you're not familiar with the impending Crisis occurring within the continuity of DC Comics... well, you probably aren't reading this article. For those of you who are, you're very likely aware of the role one of the main architects, Geoff Johns, plays in the current restructuring.
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