Includes images of the cover from Detective Comics #500 plus page two of the "The Final Mystery of Edgar Allan Poe!" story and page twenty from the "What Happens When a Batman Dies?" story from that issue. Also includes a handful of panels of Joe Kubert and Dick Giordano's contributions to that issue.
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Headlines of note: Artists Play Musical Chairs at Marvel; John Byrne leaves X-Men for FF; Marvel Universe and Marvel Showcase: Super-Heroes Graduate to Slick Paper; Marvel Writers Lose Claims to Original Artwork
Accompanied by the full-page Gulacy illustration that was used for the cover to Bizarre Adventures #25; also includes a few Steve Bissette sketches meant for an upcoming issue of Marvel Preview and a small John Byrne "good girl" illustration of Jean Grey as Black Queen.
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Letters from David Cuccio, Gene Phillips, Kevin Krieg, Doug Kushnerick, Byron Erickson, Kevin DeWitt Reid, Dan Madaj, Stephen Weakley, Valeria Beasley, James van Hise, P. Craig Russell, Ted White, Amy Sheldon, Todd Goldberg, William Hassen, Vallard Eading
Accompanied by a Mark Lewis illustration of Rog 2000
Also includes an editorial from the editors clarifying some misconceptions about the Roy Thomas/Jim Shooter cartoon from page 107 in the previous issue.
Pushing Marvel into the '80s: An Interview with Jim Shooter
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Al Milgrom (photo)
Reprinting
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Miscellaneous
Pages:
19.7
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Interview conducted September 1980 in Shooter's office at Marvel.
Accompanied by three photos and thirteen spot illustrations: She-Hulk by Hernandez; Black Widow by Hembeck/Bruning; John Carter by Chuck Patton; Captain America- Chris O'Leary; Dr. Strange and Kraven the Hunter- Paul Smith; The Hulk- Scott Pelligrini; Daredevil- Chris O'Leary/Bill Anderson; Red Sonja- Stephen Schwartz
The Age of Funny Pictures- The History of the Comic Strip, part three: "Judge" Magazine- The Breeding Ground of Pictorial Humor
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typeset
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Polychromatic Effulgence
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Miscellaneous
Pages:
5.73
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Accompanied by a George Herriman strip for Judge magazine; a Dr. Seuss cover to the March 23, 1929 issue of Judge magazine; a political cartoon by Grant Hamilton; two cartoons by Sullivant and one by Outcault