ShareTweet+1SharePin0 SharesBy Greg Burgas Scratching Out the Lines Will Eisner and Lou Fine (credited as “Basil Berold”) give us The Flame, with a fairly standard layout for the time – a big panel that acts as a semi-splash, and then… Continue Reading →
ShareTweet+1SharePin0 Shares[amazon_link id=”1569715009″ target=”_blank” container=”” container_class=”” ][/amazon_link]By Russ Burlingame May 28, 2012 In his autobiographical short Last Day in Vietnam, part of a collection of short war stories published under that same title, Eisney recounted a story of having visited… Continue Reading →
ShareTweet+1SharePin0 Shares[amazon_link id=”091417164X” target=”_blank” container=”” container_class=”” ][/amazon_link]By Corey Pung April 21, 2012 When people talk about the defining moments in the history of comics, they usually bring up events like when Bob Kane met Bill Finger and made Batman, or… Continue Reading →
ShareTweet+1SharePin0 SharesBy Scott Thill May 4, 2012 [amazon_link id=”1576875911″ target=”_blank” container=”” container_class=”” ][/amazon_link]Superheroes might hog the spotlight in comic books, but new photobook Leaping Tall Buildings: The Origins of American Comics gives the writers and artists who create them a… Continue Reading →
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