Comics Feature (1980) fanzine comic books 1981
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Issue #9
Published Feb 1981 by NMP (New Media).$4.00
Comics Feature was one of the longer running non-fiction comic book magazines of the era. Issue #9 includes: Leonard Starr interview, Epic Illustrated re-examined by Archie Goodwin, POGO review by Peter Sanderson, Frank Robbins article by Roger Stern, The Fandom Zone by Don and Maggie Thompson, The Super-Team Spirit (part two) by Murray Ward, and Jumbo Comics by Chuck Wooley. Cover art by Richard Howell. 98 pgs. Cover price $1.95.
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Issue #11
Published Aug 1981 by NMP (New Media).$4.00
$4.00
Comics Feature was one of the longer running non-fiction comic book magazines of the era. Issue #11 includes: The Justice Society by Murray Ward, Roy Thomas interview, Ka-Zar the Savage by Chuck Huber and Carol Kalish, Harold Gray and Peter Arno by Peter Sanderson, The Fandom Zone by Don and Maggie Thompson, fanzine reviews, and Superman-Tim comics by Chuck Wooley. 82 pgs. Cover price $1.95.
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Issue #12-13
Published Oct 1981 by NMP (New Media).$6.00
#12 and #13 are combined into one issue. Comics Feature was one of the longer running non-fiction comic book magazines of the era. #s12 and 13 are combined into one issue. Includes: Marv Wolfman interview, Shazam in the 1970s, Gen of Hiroshima, Steve Gerber interview, Murphy Anderson interview, Eastern Color Printing Company by Chuck Wooley, Women and Power, 1960s super-teams by Murray Ward, and Tomb of Dracula review by Kurt Busiek. 162 pgs. Cover price $3.50.
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Issue #14
Published Dec 1981 by NMP (New Media).$6.00
Cover by Frank Miller and Klaus Janson. Edited by Richard Howell and Carol Kalish. Stories and art by Frank Miller, Carol Kalish, Richard Howell, Markalan Joplin, Peter Sanderson, Donna Ugol, Murray R. Ward, Chuck Wooley and Andre Juillard. Erroneously listed as #15 on cover. Interviews and features on the 1980s comics scene from NBM Publishing. An interview with Frank Miller on the cusp of comics superstardom; Point Man by Steve Englehart; Englehart & Rogerss Batman; the long-running Brenda Starr comic strip. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in. 80 pages, B&W. Cover price $1.95.
