Tag Archives: Stan Lee
The Literaries
Since the Invasion of these literaries, I have been observing a tendency to ask the question: if this weren’t a comic would it stand up? Would the story be any good if it were prose and in competition with the rest of the world’s prose? If we take away all these damn pictures, would the stuff that is left be worth a hoot? Continue reading
The Gene Colan Interview
Gene Colan talks to Larry Rodman about his time on Howard the Duck, Daredevil and Tomb of Dracula. Continue reading
Jack Kirby Interview
Jack Kirby talks to Gary Groth about who really created Thor, Spider-Man, The Hulk, The Fantastic Four and many of the other Marvel characters currently populating the big screen. Continue reading
Archive Viewer: Issue 40
Featuring an interview with Jim Shooter; Kim Thompson on Tom Sutton; illustrations by John Cornell. Continue reading
Archive Viewer: Issue 37
Featuring interviews with Martin Pasko and Jenette Kahn; Reviews of WeirdWorld and The Avengers; a report on the Chicago Comicon. Continue reading
Archive Viewer: Issue 42
Featuring an interview with Stan Lee; Kim Thompson on Claire Bretecher; essays by Gary Groth. Continue reading
The Comics Journal No. 181, October 1995
Interview with Joost Swarte, Art Spiegelman and Stan Lee, as well as a series of essays on Lee.
The Comics Journal No. 99, June 1985
Featuring an interview with Arn Saba; a debate between Howard Chaykin, Gil Kane, and Walt Simonson; Scott Edelman on Stan Lee. Continue reading
