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The Magazine of Comics News and Criticism. In this issue: TCJ unearths a long-lost interview of the legendary cartoonist and illustrator Noel Sickles. Sickles drew the adventure strip Scorchy Smith, which in turn inspired Milton Caniff (Terry and the Pirates and Steve Canyon) to further refine Sickles' chiaroscuro style, later championed by Alex Toth. The interview is conducted by another legendary cartoonist, the late Gil Kane, and comics historian Ron Goulart. This is a fascinating conversation among three articulate members of the profession, part history, part shoptalk. Plus: A look at the work of Jason Lutes and Daniel Clowes; some of the last Peanuts strips examined; and DC makes romantic overtures toward Diamond distributors. In addition to the Journal's award-winning news and analysis, this issue also marks the return of critic R. Fiore and his Funnybook Roulette column. Magazine, 128 pages, B&W. Mature Readers. Cover price $5.95.

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The Magazine of Comics News and Criticism. In this issue: Tom Spurgeon asks the hard questions of down-under wunderkind Dylan Horrocks: What, exactly, does it take to be the leading voice of an entire generation of cartoonists? With the groundbreaking Hicksville under his belt, and the brand-new Atlas, plus his current work with DC, Horrocks barely had time to make us this glorious all-new cover! Also: A new distributor crisis - independents, friendly LPC files Chapter 11; panel discussions - Burns, Kaz, Deitch, Kidd, McGuire, Spiegelman and Ware; R. Fiore on Ghost World; and a new manga column. Plus: News, criticism, various genius columnists, and everything else you've ever wanted in a comics magazine. Magazine, 120 pages, B&W. Mature Readers. Cover price $5.95.

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The Magazine of Comics News and Criticism. In this issue: Spring's in full swing, and TCJ celebrates by bringing you a cover interview with Vertigo artist and Scary Godmother creator Jill Thompson! It is a fun, career-spanning chat with the Eisner Award winner that should not be missed. This issue also boasts an interview with the incomparable illustrator and cartoonist Michael Kupperman (a.k.a. P. Revess). The creator of the unsettlingly funny comic strip, "Up All Night," and author of the book Snake 'N' Bacon's Cartoon Cabaret talks about his life and art in a lively conversation guaranteed to be minty fresh. Plus: Tom Spurgeon weighs in on Box Office Poison, and a look at legal battles over Marvel Comics, 2002 edition. And as always, this issue is rounded out with the award-winning news, indispensable criticism and informative columns you would expect from the only insightful magazine about comics art. Magazine, 128 pages, B&W. Mature Readers. Cover price $5.95.

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Interviews with underground hero Victor Moscoso and comic-strip artist Mark Tonra. The work of anime pioneer Osamu Tezuka (Astro Boy). Plus reviews, comics, letters, and news. Black and white with some color pages; 128 pages. Cover price $6.95.

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A year after 9/11, the comics community's response to the tragedy is examined by Ruben Bolling (Tom the Dancing Bug), Ted Rall, R. Fiore, Rich Kreiner and others. Interview with British cartoonist and activist Donald Rooum. Plus reviews, comics, letters, and news. Black and white; 128 pages. Cover price $6.95.

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Recalling childhood with Debbie Drechsler; Will Eisner - a new interview on the 30s shop system; R. Fiore on Dark Knight 2 and Krazy Kat; color essays on manga, minicomix, Trondheim and Punch magazine. Cover price $6.95.

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Interview with James Sturm (The Golems Mighty Swing) and panel discussion with the pioneers of underground comics. Ana Merino on the link between comics and design. Trina Robbins on creating classics. Plus reviews, comics, letters, and news. Revealing cover by Sturm. Black and white; 128 pages. Cover price $6.95.

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The Magazine of Comics News and Criticism. In this issue: The Comics Journal is proud to present a cover-length interview with Eric Drooker, examining his fascinating life and art, his marvelous wordless comics work, particularly his recent novel Blood Song and the seminal Flood! A Novel in Pictures, as well as his illustrations for clients like The New Yorker and Rage Against the Machine, and his collaboration with Allen Ginsberg! Also, esteemed Hal Foster biographer Brian Kane has a brief but utterly absorbing chat with veteran comics legend and inheritor of the Prince Valiant series, John Cullen Murphy! Plus, Eurocomics sensation Jason is interviewed! As always, the issue is packed with the kind of arts/literature coverage on the entire world of comics that earned it a 2002 Utne Independent Press Award. Magazine, 128 pages, B&W. Mature Readers. Cover price $6.95.

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R. Sikoryak - comics' postmodern chameleon interviewed; Bob Levin answers the question "Whatever happened to Arn Saba?"; Aaron McGruder interviewed; Harvey Pekar, movie star. Cover by R. Sikoryak. Cover price $6.95.

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Conversations with the late great comix art visionary Rick Griffin; CrossGen for sale; Superman, X-Men and Automatic Kafka writer Joe Casey interviewed. Cover price $6.95.

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The Magazine of Comics News and Criticism. Now revamped with more pages, better paper stock and more color pages, The Comics Journal remains the finest source of comics-related news, reviews and commentary in the market today. This issue features an in-depth, career-spanning interview with writer and cartoonist Ed Brubaker, covering his life in comics from his early days as an indie cartoonist to his work for DC Comics on such titles as Batman and Sleeper. Sean Phillips (the artist behind Sleeper) provides this issue's cover. Also in TCJ #263: In a series of essays, our critics (and a few surprises recruited especially for this issue) take a closer look at one of the most renowned and controversial self-publishing success stories in comics history, Dave Sim and Gerhard's Cerebus! From the duo's many artistic accomplishments to Sim's many pronouncements on gender and politics, this roundtable will put it all into perspective for you as only The Comics Journal can. Also: The legal battle for Superman and Superboy; Jingle Jangle Tales; and the celebrated news and critical coverage that has won the magazine countless awards! Softcover, 9-in. x 11-in., 192 pages, PC/PB&W. Mature Readers. Cover price $9.95.

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The Magazine of Comics News and Criticism. Now entering its 29th year, The Comics Journal returns yet again with the comics-related news, reviews and commentary that has made the magazine indispensable. In this issue, longtime contributor Charles Hatfield sits down for a conversation with breakout indie comics superstar Craig Thompson in an interview that runs his early days to Goodbye Chunky Rice to Blankets and beyond! Also, Managing Editor Dirk Deppey talks to the genius behind Flaming Carrot and the Mystery Men, Bob Burden. Burden's fame as an easygoing raconteur and surreal wit gets a workout in this freewheeling trip through a career that spans the last two decades of comic-book cartooning. Ut! Plus, British journalist Paul Slade examines the progression of Herge's internationally renowned Tintin series as it grew from classic strip to universal storytelling genius, in an enlightening essay you're not going to want to miss. Add in a reprint of rare, archival comic strips, insightful and acerbic industry commentary, plus the celebrated news and critical coverage that just won the magazine Great Britain's prestigious Eagle Award for "Favourite Magazine About Comics," and you've got another fine issue of the most essential magazine about comics available today! PC/PB&W. Cover price $9.95.

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The Magazine of Comics News and Criticism. This issue, sit in on a candid conversation with one of 2005's breakout cartoonists, Epileptic author David B., in a wide-ranging discussion on life, art and cartooning. Plus: The Journal's roster of critics analyze the best comics and graphic novels of 2005, in a wide-ranging section that looks into the work of cartoonists from Winsor McCay to Hank Ketcham to Chris Ware. Also: Danish cartoons of mass destruction. Plus: The comics of Boody Rogers. And, as usual, all the news, criticism and commentary that you've come to expect from the finest, most provocative magazine about comics available today! Cover by David B. 200 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $9.95.

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The Magazine of Comics News and Criticism. TCJ interviews two prominent DC writers: first, Dirk Deppey sounds out the Eisner award-winning indie writer/artist Bill Willingham, whose Fables series has been embraced by both critics and fans worldwide! Then, in the second part of an interview too enormous to fit in one issue, Mike Catron gets the inside gossip on Silver Age DC from the prolific Bob Haney, creator of the Teen Titans and Metamorpho! (See #276 for the first part.) Plus: rare 1940's comics by Little Brown Jug animator Orestes Calpini; tribute to underground comix pioneer Jaxon; and a Chris Ware exhibit at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago. Also: reviews, letters and news. Cover by Bill Willingham. 200 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $9.95.

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April 2008. Original cover price: $11.95. NOTE: Manufacturer's non-permanent "peel-off" retail sticker on front cover may or may not still be present. Interview with Robert Kirkman (Battle Pope, The Walking Dead, Marvel Zombies); interview with Shaun Tan (The Arrival); 100 strips from Ed Wheelan's Minute Movies in the comics section. Cover by Ryan Ottley. Cover price $11.95.

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NOTE: Manufacturer's non-permanent "peel-off" retail sticker on front cover may or may not still be present. The Magazine of Comics News and Criticism. This issue, Gary Groth interviews father and son cartoonists Gene and Kim Deitch. Academy Award-winning Gene Deitch, whose wide-ranging career has spanned over 60 years, talks about doing illustrations for The Record Changer, directing cartoons such as Munro and Krazy Kat, and creating his comic strip Terr'ble Thompson. Underground comics pioneer Kim Deitch touches on his father's influence, reminisces about the New York-based scene and outlines the evolution of Waldo the Cat. Plus: interviews with even more Deitches: artist Simon and writer Seth! Also: the comics gallery presents an historical essay and highlights from the turn-of-the-19th-century work of Puck cartoonist, F.M. Howarth. Cover by Kim Deitch. 240 pages, B&W. Cover price $11.99.

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NOTE: Manufacturer's non-permanent "peel-off" retail sticker on front cover may or may not still be present. The Magazine of Comics News and Criticism. This issue, TCJ interviews Zap artist S. Clay Wilson, best known for his panoramas of sex and violence involving lesbian bikers, zombie pirates and a Checkered Demon. Plus: Alex Robinson, the Harvey and Eisner-winning cartoonist, discusses his graphic novels Box Office Poison, Tricked, and Too Cool to Be Forgotten. Also: a special back-to-school section features a gallery of undiscovered potential comics masterpieces by students from the Center for Cartoon Studies. And: a cartoon chat with Joe Matt of Peep Show. Plus: a review of Yuichi Yokoyama's Travel. Cover by S. Clay Wilson. 208 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $11.99.

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NOTE: Manufacturer's non-permanent "peel-off" retail sticker on front cover may or may not still be present. The Magazine of Comics News and Criticism. Art speaks louder than words when the Journal interviews two cartoonists who have had success with "silence." Norwegian Jason, who populates comics such as Hey, Wait..., The Left Bank Gang and I Killed Adolf Hitler with deadpan anthropomorphic animals, muses on the thin line between tragedy and laughter and why B-movie creations continue to resonate with the 21st century public. Lio comic-strip cartoonist Mark Tatulli talks to the Journal about bringing kids and ghouls together on the Funny Pages in Lio, one of the most innovative and entertaining comics strips in recent decades. Plus: Christmas cards from Chris Ware, Dan Clowes, the Hernandez Brothers, Seth, Bill Griffith, Peter Bagge and others. And: a color comics gallery goes back to the early days of one of the world's longest-running comic strips: Billy DeBeck's Snuffy Smith precursor, Take Barney Google, F'rinstance, spanning 1919 to 1921. Cover by Jason. 208 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $11.99.

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NOTE: Manufacturer's non-permanent "peel-off" retail sticker on front cover may or may not still be present. The Magazine of Comics News and Criticism. This issue, Brian K. Vaughan, writer of Y: The Last Man, takes readers behind the scenes of the upcoming Y film, TV's Lost, his award-winning comic Pride of Baghdad and the politics that infuse his WildStorm series Ex Machina, as well as his upcoming comics projects. Plus: Paul Karasik chats with Italian cartoonist Gipi about his Santa Maria video and animation studio, They Found the Car, Garage Band and Notes for a War Story. Also: John Kerschbaum of The Wiggly Reader talks brutality; Noah Van Sciver conducts a cartoon interview with Liz Prince; and should superheroes come out of the closet? Plus: Reviews of Zot!, Kirby: King of Comics, Chester Gould's biography, Terry Moore's Echo, The Herbie Archives, and the Independents documentary. Cover by Niko Henrichon. 208 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $11.99.

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NOTE: Manufacturer's non-permanent "peel-off" retail sticker on front cover may or may not still be present. Interviews with Lynda Barry, Frank Quietly, Dash Shaw, David Hajdu and Mike Luckovich. Also includes a first look at Carol Tyler's new project You'll Never Know Book 1: "A Good and Decent Man". Cover price $11.99.

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Cover by Maurice Sendak. Maurice Sendak discusses his career, influences, and politics in an interview conducted just before his death in 2012. Interview with French cartoonist Jacques Tardi. Art Spiegelman on kids comics of yesteryear. A history of the "Keep on Truckin" court case. A new look at the 1954 Senate hearings on comics books. Comics by Lewis Trondheim, Joe Sacco and others. A tribute to Dylan Williams. 7-in. x 8 1/2-in., 672 pages, PC/PB&W Cover price $30.00.

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Free Comic Book Day 2016 Edition - Writtenby Ian McGinty. Come one, come all, and read Z2's first FCBD anthology featuring all of your favorite Z2 characters in stories revolving around comic books! Can Kit and friends survive being thrust into the worst comic of all time? Read an excerpt from Amazing Adventure #3 the first appearance of Francis Carver. All of these stories and more! 32 pages, full color.

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Cover by Bo Hampton. Edited by Terry Nantier. Stories and art by Bo Hampton, Mark Kneece, Rob Maisch, Scott Hampton, Peter Kuper, and Franz Kafka. NBM Publishing promotes its Comic Lit line with this magazine showcasing its highbrow artists and books, edited by the N in NBM. Greg and Rob play a trick on the King of the Star Trek Fanboys, from Confessions of a Cereal Eater; Peter Kuper adapts a Franz Kafka story. Verdilak, Part 1; Klingon Battle Helmet; A Hunger Artist. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in. 32 pages, B&W. Mature readers. Cover price $2.95.

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Issue #22 - July/August 1981. News of the day. 7 3/4-in. x 11-in., 20 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.75.

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In the world of comics, Joss Whedon created his own dystopian heroine, Fray, assembled the goofy fannish heroes of Sugarshock, and wrote arcs for Marvel's Astonishing X-Men and Runaways. Today, Whedon continues the Buffy and Firefly stories with innovative comics that shatter the rules of storytelling and force his characters to grow through life-altering conflicts.

This collection of essays focuses on Whedon's comics work and its tie-ins with his film and television productions, emphasizing his auteurism in crossing over from panel to screen to panel.

Softcover, 256 pages, B&W.

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1st printing. By Maurice Horn. History of western comics and strips. Features a color section of old covers and strips. Softcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 226 pages, PC/B&W. Cover price $7.95.

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October 1987. A monthly guide to comic book prices and trends. Justice League - DC's newest team book is hot; Millennium checklist. Cover art by Kevin Maguire and Terry Austin features Justice Leaguers Batman, Guy Gardner and Captain Marvel. Cover price $2.50.

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Featuring: Mike Parobeck, Rick Burchett, Steve Rude, Gene Ha, Phil Yeh and Tony Isabella. Batman and Robin Adventures cover. 96 pages. Comic sized. Cover price $3.75.

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Featuring: Matt Wagner, Too Much Coffee Man (interview & sketchbook section with creator Shannon Wheeler), Comic Art Galleries, Savannah College of Art & Design. Grendel cover. 96 pages. Comic sized. Cover price $3.75.

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Vol. 5, No. 1. January 1996. News and publishing information for the comic book retailer. 8" x 10.75", 156 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $15.00.

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Vol. 5, No. 3. March 1996. News and publishing information for the comic book retailer. 8" x 10.75", 66 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $5.00.

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Vol. 5, No. 6. June 1996. News and publishing information for the comic book retailer. 8" x 10.75", 92 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $5.00.

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Vol. 5, No. 8. August 1996. News and publishing information for the comic book retailer. 8" x 10.75", 76 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $5.00.

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This issue includes an interview with Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, and Jim Shooter, a character profile on the Swamp Thing, a look at British weeklies, an examination of Heavy Metal Magazine, Sy Barry looks back on 40 years of The Phantom, and a look at super heroes in Saturday morning cartoons. 66 pages. Cover price $2.50.

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In this issue: Jack Kirby Takes on the Comics - the "ultimate survivor" speaks out; Joe Sinnott - a chat with a Marvel mainstay; Around the World - Britain's Judge Dredd; Superhero Screenwriters - David and Leslie Newman on Superman, Sheena and the Shadow; Carl Barks - exclusive color preview of his definitive work; Creating the Comics - Dick Giordano on pencilling; Guest Spot - John Byrne on creator's rights; It's the Guy and Brad Show! - a look into the people producing the Muppet comic strip; and Eclipse Rising - a look at the long-running alternative press publisher. Cover price $2.50.

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This issue includes: Dick Tracy: The First 50 Years, Don Bluth and The Secret of Nihm, Little Orphan Annie, Len Wein and Swamp Thing, Frank Miller on comics today, William Stout and Conan, Hembeck strip, Interfan, and Jack Katz and First Kingdom. Cover price $2.50.

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In this issue: Writing and Editing Conan - a look at the comic incarnation; Conan the Movie - photo preview; Conan the Merchandised - from novels to towels; Fandom - the pendulum of Legion Fandom; Barney Google - who was that man?; Around the World - Osamu Tezuka's world; Jack Katz Part II - dreams, the early days and the Kingdom; Gene Colan - meet the master artist of mood and shadow; Special Report - doing Prince Valiant right; and Guest Spot - Richard and Wendy Pini (ElfQuest) with advice. Cover price $2.50.

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Article on animated feature Time Masters and Moebius' involvement; Denis Kitchen article on underground comix; Burne Hogarth interview; article on 'the relationship between film and comics - the how and why of adapting one to the other'; Marv Wolfman and Bob Rozakis comment on Herbie Popnecker; Jim Aparo interview; Klaus Janson, Bob Layton, Tom Palmer and Joe Rubinstein discuss inking; Gene Colan interview Cover price $2.50.

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Article on 'where those Saturday morning TV shows come from and how they get on the screen'; Max Allan Collins interview; Mike W. Barr and Brian Bolland discuss Camelot 3000; Fred Hembeck strip; article on Crusader Rabbit; Klaus Janson, Bob Layton, Tom Palmer, Joe Rubinstein, Jack Abel and Denys Cowan discuss inking Cover price $2.50.

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Crusader Rabbit episode guide; Wendy Pini comments on Elfquest Book 2; Doug Moench remembers Gene Day; George Perez interview; Sally Cruikshank discusses her animated works; 'What are Direct Sales?' article; Klaus Janson, Bob Layton, Joe Rubinstein and Denys Cowan discuss inking; Fred Hembeck strip Cover price $2.50.

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This issue includes: a letter from Shel Dorf, Dave & Deni Dave Sim (Cerebus) interview, Valerian the French super-hero, Marv Wolfman addresses his colleagues, Fred Hembeck strip, Bil Keane and The Family Circus, and Trina Robbins on women in comics. Cover price $2.50.

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In this special Fantasy-Adventure issue: Frank Frazetta - moving from comics and paintings to animation; Ralph Bakshi - Fire & Ice's director speaks; Mike Grell - bidding farewell to Warlord and hello to Sable; Comics Reporter - Frank Miller's Ronin preview, Jack Kirby's 3-D comic and Warren; Pacific Comics - meet the masterminds behind this new comic company; Roy Thomas and Gerry Conway - comics scripters go Hollywood; Terry and the Pirates - exploring the WWII classic; and Cerebus' Dave and Deni Sim Part II - more Aardvark death. Cover price $2.50.

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Hank Ketcham discusses Dennis the Menace; article on Rock & Rule; Fred Hembeck strip; article by Jan Strnad on 'Comic Book Morality: The Impending Crisis'; Al Williamson discusses Star Wars and more; Howard Simpson article on Italian comics; Mike Hernandez interview; article on First Comics; Mike W. Barr comments on Batman and the Outsiders; Gil Kane comments on Sword of the Atom. Cover price $2.50.

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Chris Claremont interview; what are your comics really worth?; Cary Bates interview; Doc Savage - the man of bronze turns golden; Judge Dredd invades America; whatever happened to romance comics?; Jonah Hex's Dick Ayers speaks out; columns from Dick Giordano and Martin Pasko. Superman movie photo/X-Men cover. Cover price $2.50.

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Canadian $3.00 Price Variant. In this issue: Writing and Editing Conan - a look at the comic incarnation; Conan the Movie - photo preview; Conan the Merchandised - from novels to towels; Fandom - the pendulum of Legion Fandom; Barney Google - who was that man?; Around the World - Osamu Tezuka's world; Jack Katz Part II - dreams, the early days and the Kingdom; Gene Colan - meet the master artist of mood and shadow; Special Report - doing Prince Valiant right; and Guest Spot - Richard and Wendy Pini (ElfQuest) with advice. Cover price $3.00.

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Sam Hamm discusses Batman film script; Walt Simonson discusses The Avengers; Jo Duffy and Bob Hall discuss Willow; Moebius interview; article on Total Eclipse, with coments from Marv Wolfman; article on Crossroads, with comments from Mike Baron; Jerry Ordway interview; Jack Larson interview; Mike Baron discusses his projects; Tom Mason discusses Dinosaurs for Hire; Mark Verheiden discusses ALIENS comic; Terry Kavanagh discusses Marvel Comics Presents; Matt Wagner interview; Bill Bixby discusses The Incredible Hulk Returns TV movie. Cover price $3.50.

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John Buscema discusses Wolverine; Jim Starlin discusses Cosmic Odyssey; Stan Lee and John Buscema comment on Silver Surfer: Judgment Day; Steve Englehart discusses Silver Surfer; Stan Lee and Moebius comment on their Silver Surfer mini-series; Alan Moore interview; Michael Palladino and John Severin discuss Semper Fi'; article on Who Framed Roger Rabbit; Rich Buckler and Roy Thomas discuss Saga of the Sub-Mariner; J.M. DeMatteis interview; Tim Truman discusses Prowler; Howard Chaykin discusses Black Kiss; Scott McCloud discusses Zot! Cover price $3.50.

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Alan Moore interview; Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird discuss Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles animated series; Marv Wolfman discusses Superman animated series (with some Gil Kane art); John Haymes Newton, Ilya Salkind and Jenette Kahn comment on Superboy tv series; John Byrne interview; Gene Colan, Dean Schreck and Bob Schreck discuss Bloodscent; article on Beany & Cecil; Mark Evanier discusses Garfield cartoon; Tim Truman discusses Scout: War Shaman. Cover price $3.50.

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Chuck Dixon discusses Marc Spector: Moon Knight; Will Jacobs and Gerard Jones discuss The Trouble with Girls; Carl Barks profile; Keith Giffen interview; Bob Harras and Gregory Wright discuss S.H.I.E.L.D.; Bob Kane interview; Ann Nocenti interview; Frank Miller interview; Mike Grell discusses James Bond; Frank Thorne discusses Ribit!; Max Allan Collins discusses Ms. Tree; John Haymes Newton discusses Suberboy; Larry Hama discusses Nth Man. Cover price $3.50.