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8 reviews
Frank Cho

Creators Syndicate, Inc, 1998

KHAAAAAANN!
Before its voluntary departure from the Washington Post, "Liberty Meadows" had gained a loyal following that brought it back from possible cancellation more than once. Now this kooky strip and its bizarre characters are back in this book, "Liberty Meadows 1: Eden." Welcome to Liberty Meadows, an animal preserve overseen by timid vet Frank and beautiful animal shrink Brandy. As Frank tries to ...

Working Methods: Comic Creators Detail Their Storytelling And Artistic Processes

3 reviews
John Lowe, Mark Schultz, ...

TwoMorrows Publishing, 2007

Comic book creations
Great read and informative. Many artist's draw and ink the same story but with their own perspectives. Many tips on working methods for comic artists.

Deadworld - Complete Comic Collection on CD-ROM

2 reviews
Gary Reed creator

Eagle One Media, Inc., 2007

Better than a box fulla comix
Agreed, great way to catch up. Less expensive than hunting down the real deal and takes up less space in the closet. Includes all pages of the real issue including the Alt covers and letters to the editor. Engage way back machine (some advertisements too)! The PDF format is high quality so you can zoom in very close. The only problem I had was that I had to zoom in to read the text which ...

JAPAN AS VIEWED BY 17 CREATORS

1 review
Various Authors

Toptron Ltd T/A Fanfare, 2006

Japan-French collaboration
A good introduction to two different graphic novel markets and an effort toward connecting the two. I'd recommend anything by the publisher, Ponent and all work by Taiyo Matsumoto.

Comics Creators on Spider-Man

1 review
Tom Defalco

Titan Books, 2004

Fantastic survey of classic comics
I'm a big web-spinning Spider-Man fanboy, no doubt about it. And to that geek, this book rocks hard. It's a 200-page series of interviews with some of the biggest creators of Spider-Man comic books over the past 40 years, from Stan Lee to Todd McFarlane to Brian Bendis. And it's just packed full of trivia, insight and critiques. I really get into these "behind the scenes" comic tomes, and this ...

The Pyrates: A Swashbuckling Comic Novel by the Creator of Flashman

24 reviews
George MacDonald Fraser

The Lyons Press, 2003

The funniest book you'll read in years
Imagine the fantasy and imagination of The Princess Bride; take the joie de vivre of Pirates Of The Caribbean; mix it a little with the eccentricity of Carry On Don't Lose Your Head (leaving out the tackier parts of the humour) and then take each of your favourite pirate stereotypes (bad guys, good guys, black spots, needlessly evil Spaniards, sword fights and derring-do) and turn it into ...

The Adventures of Herge: Creator of Tintin

2 reviews
Michael Farr

Last Gasp, 2008

OH CAPTAIN HADDOCK ! MY CAPTAIN HADDOCK ! HÉLAS THE TRIP IS DONE...
The only problem with this book is that Hergé is dead and Tintin is gone. The author, Michael Farr, perhaps now *the* top ranking European Tintinologist, after his splendid "Tintin - the complete companion" (available at Amazon for under 20 dollars), continues to develop his très fantastique tintinesque series about everything tintin: all the characters, all the stories, but above all, ALL THE ...

Meanwhile...: A Biography of Milton Caniff, Creator of Terry and the Pirates and Steve Canyon

7 reviews
R.C. Harvey

Fantagraphics Books, 2007

A must read for any student, reader or fan of the comics medium.
I've been waiting for R.C. Harvey to publish his biography of Milt Caniff ever since he casually mentioned it in the pages of his fine book, "The Art of the Funnies", over ten years ago. The resulting book is not only one of the finest comics oriented biographies but it's a great book in and of itself. I have to admit that after it arrived I was a little intimidated by it. It is after all a ...

Comics Creators on Fantastic Four

3 reviews
Tom Defalco

Titan Books, 2005

Loved this book
This and Mr. DeFalco's book of interviews about Spider-Man are two of the best books about comics I've ever read. It's so nice to have someone who was involved with the creations interacting with his peers. I hope they do more books like this, even though I know the FF and Spider-Man were DeFalco's two longest-running series.

Boys of Steel: The Creators of Superman

4 reviews
Marc Tyler Nobleman

Knopf Books for Young Readers, 2008

Man and Super Men
Time was when a comic book wouldn't have had a snowball's chance in Hades of getting into a library's collection. And while some library systems have grown more open to the notion of comic book heroes leaping about their hallowed halls, there's still a great deal of resistance to the idea. Now Marc Tyler Nobleman and Ross MacDonald have found another way to get a fella like Superman into a ...

BEAUTY and the BEAST #6
creator Ron Koslow

Innovation, 1993

Scarce last issue in the Innovation series

100 Creators' Characters: No. 2
Joya Nalihico

PIE Books, 2006

Comics Creators on X-Men

1 review
Tom Defalco

Titan Books, 2006

A INTERESTING BOOK
It's a interestig book: Tom DeFalco told the X-Men's history throught interviews with his creators: writers, artists, editors...

Batman #60 Original Vintage 1950 Comic Complete
Bob Kane Creator of Batman

DC Comics, 1950

Original vintage 1950 made comic book from DC Comics

Betting on 'Blak': comic book creators hope their hip-bop superhero becomes a hit.(Making It): An article ...
Sufiya Abdur-Rahman

Earl G. Graves Publishing Co., Inc., 2005

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