Search / 283 posts tagged will eisner

"The Mammoth Book of Best Crime Comics" Edited by Paul Gravett (Running Press, softcover, $17.95) Earlier this year, there was quite a stir of attention (and appropriately so) for author David Hajdu's latest book, "The Ten Cent Plague: the Great Comic-Book Scare and How it Changed America," which

James Vance has written comics and written about comics during his career. Most recently, he has been an editor on the W.W. Norton series of Will Eisner graphic novel reissues. So it was interesting to see this blog post on the release of the third of Eisner's instructional books, Expressive Anatomy

Thanks to comic book blogger Tony Z, you can read the entire "Wonder Man" comic from May 1939, written and drawn by Will Eisner. He's posted the pages—reproduced from microfiche—on his new "Golden Age Heroes" blog. (EDITOR'S NOTE 9/2/08--YIKES! As you'll see in the comments below, I screwed up.

"Honestly I'm pretty knowledgeable about geek things. Having always been a geek I, like my fellow geeks, am one of those guys that the mundanes, or lesser geeks go to for geek knowledge. I don't know everything but I can get by with a great deal more than your average.

Recently I was putting together a series of articles about Uncollected comics. One of my favourite comics has never and probably will never be collected. But thankfully, down to the Interthingy and the blog Again With The Comics it's all available online for your viewing pleasure.It's Alan Moore & Daniel Torres creating a 10 page Spirit story "Last Night I Dreamed Of Dr Cobra".

Writing in the Will Eisner Listserv on Yahoo! Groups [eisner-l], Tom "The Comics Savant" Stewart points us to a second negative review of the Las Vegas sneak preview of Frank Miller's "Will Eisner's The Spirit" on Ain't It Cool News.com.

By Dan Kois New York Magazine August 10, 2008 THE SPIRIT (Lionsgate) Tagline: “My city screams.” Translation: As does the ghost of Will Eisner. The Verdict: Frank Miller, writer of 300 and Sin City, got his first solo directing gig with The Spirit, the landmark creation of Eisner, legendary comics artist and inventor of the graphic novel.

Searching the web as I do for all things Will Eisner, I just stumbled upon this blog post from August 26, 2008. I don't know the author, Ralph Mathieu, but there is nothing in his purported review of a Las Vegas sneak preview of Frank Miller's "Will Eisner's The Spirit" movie that makes me suspect this is false.

SAND SEREF See all five action figures in the movie set by clicking HERE!