Comics Interview (1983) comic books
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Issue #51
Published Dec 1987 by Comics Interview.$6.00
Cover by the Pander Bros. In this issue: Arnold Pander and Jacob Pander on Grendel and Max Headroom - offbeat artists conquer Comico! Plus: Comico's Diana Schutz and Bob Schreck sound off on Gumby, Max Headroom and Grendel; fifth anniversary fun with Pecht and Giovinco - things to come at Comico; and Comico publisher Phil LaSorda. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #52
Published Jan 1988 by Comics Interview.$5.00
$5.00
Cover by Goseki Kojima. Lone Wolf & Cub Special! In this issue: Frank Miller interviews Kazuo Koike and Goseki Kojima on Lone Wolf & Cub and Japanese comics. Plus: Frank Miller speaks his mind on Dark Knight, Elektra and Ronin. And from raw talent to raw fish, some conversations with the First Comics crew: publisher Rick Obadiah talks Lone Wolf & Cub and manga; editor Rick Oliver on Lone Wolf & Cub; Paul Guinan gabs about Lone Wolf & Cub, Badger, Nexus and American Flagg; and sales manager Kurt Goldzung on Sable, American Flagg, Badger and Nexus. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #53
Published Feb 1988 by Comics Interview.$8.00
$7.00
Cover by Wayne Vansant. In this issue: Marvel's The 'Nam! An explosive interview with writer Doug Murray on The 'Nam, The Merc and Savage Tales. Plus: The 'Nam artist Wayne Vansant - no faking...no flak; Joyce Brabner discusses Real War Stories and American Splendor; and Bill Sienkiewicz on Real War Stories. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #54
Published Mar 1988 by Comics Interview.$7.00
$6.00
$6.00
Cover pencils by Paul Ryan. In this issue: 'new universe'! From Captain America to Thor to the new 'new universe,' Mark Gruenwald on Marvel's next moves! Plus: June Foray talks Rocky & Bullwinkle, Cinderella and the Smurfs; Atari's marketing master Neil Harris - from computers to comics; letterer Bill Oakley on Man-Thing, Dracula and Frankenstein; and Steve Schanes (part 1) discusses Pacific Comics' failure. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #55
Published Apr 1988 by Comics Interview.$6.49
$6.00
$6.00
Cover by Willie Peppers. In this issue: Southern Knights! What's next for Henry Vogel? Still crazy after all those issues! Plus: super artist Willie Peppers on Southern Knights, Dragon, Magna-Man and Cadets - dragons, mutants and superheroes. Also: Steve Schanes (part 2) on Tarzan, California Raisins, and the rise and fall of Pacific Comics - how he gambled...and lost! Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #56
Published 1988 by Comics Interview.$6.00
In this issue: Excalibur...Marvel's mirthful mutant mag! Chris Claremont discusses the cosmic comedy caper. Plus: Batman artist Jerry Robinson on the Golden Age of comics (part 1). And: cartoonists Orsak and Peyer on Captain 'Cuse. Cover by Alan Davis and Paul Neary. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #57
Published 1988 by Comics Interview.$6.00
Cover by Stan Woch. In this issue: Chuck Dixon chats about Airboy, Evangeline, Kull, Valkyrie and Conan. Plus: Dead men do tell tales! Hector Collazo on life after death...at Marvel. Also: Greg Stafford - from H.P. Lovecraft to ElfQuest gaming. And: Jerry Robinson (part 2) on the Golden Age of comics. Cover price $2.75.
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Issue #59
Published Sep 1988 by Comics Interview.$6.00
In this issue: Omaha the Cat Dancer! Art or porn? Reed Waller and Kate Worley on the controversial cat dancer comic, plus Bizarre Sex. Also: Gene Colan talks Batman, Doctor Strange, Dracula and Howard the Duck - a dialogue with the dean of comics art! And: Belgian director Alain Baran discusses Tintin, Europe's top comics character, and Herge: The Creator & the Man - Belgium's master artist, Herge, lives on in his work. Cover price $3.50.
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Issue #60
Published Oct 1988 by Comics Interview.$6.49
$6.00
$6.00
$4.00
Cover by Wendy Pini. In this issue: the ten year saga of an "overnight success" - Wendy Pini and Richard Pini on ElfQuest: Siege at Blue Mountain. Plus: sex in comics - Marco Lupoi on words and pictures Italian style, Fumo di China and Spider-Man. Also: Jackson Gillis discusses Superman, Lassie and Lost in Space - TV scripter tells all. Cover price $3.50.
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Issue #62
Published Dec 1988 by Comics Interview.$7.49
Cover by John Buscema. In this issue: boss of the bullpen John Buscema - top Marvel artist talks Wolverine, Hulk and Conan. Plus: Al Williamson on Wolverine, Daredevil, Star Wars and Hulk. Also: Bob Harras discusses Wolverine, X-Men and S.H.I.E.L.D. Cover price $3.50.
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Issue #67
Published Mar 1989 by Comics Interview.$8.00
$8.00
In this issue: Howard's heroes! Roy Thomas (part 2) breathes new life into a classic cast of savage heroes, discusses Conan, Kull and Red Sonja. Plus: from DC to First to DC - maverick editor Mike Gold (part 1) on Batman, Watchmen, Superman and the Flash. Also: from DC to Dark Horse - Ron Randall gabs about Dragonlance, Trekker and Swamp Thing. Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #68
Published Apr 1989 by Comics Interview.$5.00
Cover by Mark A. Nelson. In this issue: a madcap interview with Mark Verheiden and Mark A. Nelson on Aliens, The Phantom, The American, Predator, Badger and Airboy. Plus: Roy Thomas (part 3) gabs about Young All-Stars and Infinity Inc. Also: Mike Gold (part 2) discusses Spider-Man, Batman and Bugs Bunny. Cover price $3.50.
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Issue #69
Published May 1989 by Comics Interview.$8.00
$6.00
$6.00
Cover by Mike Grell. In this issue: 007! Jim Lawrence - a rap with the writer of James Bond, Green Hornet, The Hardy Boys and more! Plus: 007 artist Mike Grell - from Green Arrow: Longbow Hunters to Warlord to Robin Hood; dossier on James Bond literature; and Anthea Shackleton - from Paris, Dargaud's global sales guru gabs. Cover price $3.95.
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Issue #70
Published Jun 1989 by Comics Interview.$6.00
$6.00
In this issue: Batman...the movie! Screenwriter Sam Hamm on what they left out of his script or changed. Plus: treatment writer Steve Englehart - Robin to have died in the first 45 seconds. Also: Bob Kane doesn't dig Dark Knight. And: Dick Sprang talks. Photo cover of Michael Keaton and Kim Basinger. Cover price $4.50.
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Issue #74
Published Oct 1989 by Comics Interview.$6.00
$6.00
Cover by William Stout. In this issue: Jack's Joker...look who's smirking now! Movie critic Jay Boyar gives an inner view of Jack Nicholson's portrayal of the Joker. Plus: Movie artist and dean of the dinosaurs William Stout (part 1) on Conan, Tarzan and Little Annie Fanny; Matt Groening talks Life in Hell; and Marv Wolfman discusses Batman. Cover price $3.95.
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Issue #77
Published Jan 1990 by Comics Interview.$7.49
Interviews with Dean Motter and Mark Askwith (on The Prisoner), William Van Horn, actress Yvonne Craig and Batman movie executive producers Michael Uslan and Ben Melnicker. Cover price $4.50.
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Issue #80
Published Apr 1990 by Comics Interview.$3.10
$3.10
Cover by Ed Hannigan. In this issue: Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight! Ed Hannigan on (re)creating the secret origin of the Batman. Plus: Tom Sutton on Creepy, Man-Thing, Grimjack and Squalor. Also: John Celardo - from Tarzan to Buz Sawyer. Cover price $3.95.
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Issue #93
Published Mar 1991 by Comics Interview.$6.49
Robin and Batman cover by Tom Lyle. In this issue: is Tim Drake a dead duck? Tom Lyle on Robin's return! Plus: from barbarian to the new boy wonder - Chuck Dixon discusses Robin; Chester Brown gabs about Yummy Fur and Ed the Happy Clown; and Rémy Bastien (part 2) on American comics in Mexico - comics crisis in a Catholic country. Cover price $3.95.
