Showing posts with label AUTHOR Stan Lee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AUTHOR Stan Lee. Show all posts
20 February 2014

Adding to the Fantastic Four Mythos?

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The core mythos of the Fantastic Four comics, launched in 1961 by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, is that a family goes into space, gets turned i...
11 July 2013

Walter Mosley’s Childhood Favorites

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Here’s Walter Mosley answering the New York Times Book Review ’s question about his favorite childhood reading : I know that as a workin...
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29 August 2012

Mogo Doesn’t Plagiarize

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A colleague in the Boston Comics Roundtable told a story of someone seeing his Green Lantern T-shirt and asking, “Hal, John, or Kyle?” To...
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03 May 2012

Who Would Win in a Debate—Batman or the Avengers?

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The hype for the new Avengers movie (especially in the Boston Globe ) has gotten so loud that it’s starting to make me forget the Kree-Sk...
01 July 2011

Peeking in on Kirby and Lee

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HiLoBrow just published Rob Steibel’s analysis of an original page from Fantastic Four , #63, that preserves handwritten notes and revision...
12 March 2011

Stan Lee’s Dialogues

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Bleeding Cool just published a long transcript of Stan Lee ’s deposition about the emergence of the Marvel superhero universe back in the e...
27 February 2011

Mascot Beyond Rescue

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The number of novels inspired by the death of the second Jason Todd (the Robin of the late 1980s) is very small. Peter David ’s Mascot to ...
02 June 2008

Graphic Epics Reviewed

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Today I'll link to John Hodgman 's long review in yesterday's New York Times Book Review of three notable epics in comics form...
01 March 2008

Following the Money with Captain America

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One of my theories of life is that a surprising amount of what we'd like to consider as artistic change is driven not by individual crea...
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21 January 2008

Hulk Cuddle!

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How could I not share this image? It's a one-of-a-kind plush Hulk from Monster Factory. Click on the picture for a more Hulk-sized view...
20 April 2007

Whatever a Spider Can

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Coinciding with a cover story on the new Entertainment Weekly and much other publicity for the upcoming third movie, Marvel broke silence t...