Creepy Classics - "The Crow" comic book & movieAnd now a rambling and too brief review of both the "The Crow" comic book and movie, which set new standards in indie publishing and comic book movie adaptations. /episode/index/show/historyofcomicbookspodcast/id/43318094
Archives - The Creepy Classics: "Blade 2"And now a reposting of this rambling and too brief review of "Blade 2", a movie that surpasses the original along with being great October viewing. /episode/index/show/historyofcomicbookspodcast/id/43229563
Archives: The Creepy Classics - "Blade" (1998)And now a reposting of this rambling and too brief review of the 1998 "Blade" film, Marvel's first successful movie and a hard-R horror film to boot. /episode/index/show/historyofcomicbookspodcast/id/43137728
Archives - Owen Charles MiddletonAnd now a reposting of this rambling and too brief biography of Owen Charles Middleton, a talented black artist who died too young due to racism and his own choices. /episode/index/show/historyofcomicbookspodcast/id/43028323
Archives - Jay Paul JacksonAnd now a reposting of this rambling and too brief biography of Jay Paul Jackson, a black comic book artist of the Golden Age who used his work to push social causes. /episode/index/show/historyofcomicbookspodcast/id/42852555
Archives - Robert Savon PiousAnd now a reposting of this rambling and too brief biography of Robert Savon Pious, a black artist and historian who also contributed to the Golden Age of Comic Books. /episode/index/show/historyofcomicbookspodcast/id/42852415
Archives - The Life of Elmer Cecil StonerAnd now a reposting of this rambling and too brief biography of Elmer Cecil Stoner, one of the first black artists to openly work in American comic books during the Golden Age. /episode/index/show/historyofcomicbookspodcast/id/42779815
Archives - Chester Gould, the Father of Dick Tracy and the American Crime ComicAnd now for a reposting of this rambling and too brief second part of this biography of Chester Gould, as he takes his Dick Tracy creation into one of the most popular characters in comics while fending off numerous imitators. /episode/index/show/historyofcomicbookspodcast/id/42581550
Archives - Chester Gould, the Father of Dick Tracy and the American Crime ComicAnd now a resposting of the first part of this too brief and rambling biography of Chester Gould, the creator of Dick Tracy that also brought about the American Crime Comic genre. /episode/index/show/historyofcomicbookspodcast/id/42509835
Archives - Rube Goldberg, the Dean of CartoonistsAnd now a reposting of this rambling and too brief biography of Rube Goldberg, the dean of cartoonists. /episode/index/show/historyofcomicbookspodcast/id/42433820
Archives - Carl Barks, the Good Duck Artist, Part TwoAnd now a reposting of the second part of this rambling and too brief biography of Carl Barks, as he creates one my popular character, Scrooge McDuck. /episode/index/show/historyofcomicbookspodcast/id/42351850
Archives - Carl Barks, the Good Duck Artist, Part OneAnd now a reposting fo the first part of this rambling and too brief biography of Carl Barks, one of Walt Disney's most celebrated cartoonists. /episode/index/show/historyofcomicbookspodcast/id/42272010
Archives - The Life of Julie Schwartz, DC's Greatest EditorAnd now a reposting of this rambling and too brief biography of Julie Schwartz, DC Comics's greatest editor. /episode/index/show/historyofcomicbookspodcast/id/42200055
Archives - The Life of Gene Colan, Part TwoAnd now a reposting of the second part of this rambling and too brief biography of Gene Colan, as he embarks onto one of the most iconic series of his career. /episode/index/show/historyofcomicbookspodcast/id/42124105
Archives - The Life of Gene Colan, Part OneAnd now a reposting of the first part of this rambling and too brief biography of Gene Colan, one of the great artists of Marvel's Silver Age. /episode/index/show/historyofcomicbookspodcast/id/42029850
Archives - The Troubled Genius of Mort MeskinAnd now a resposting of this rambling and too brief biography of Mort Meskin, a brilliant Golden Age artist who's personal demons kept him from surpassing his contemporaries. /episode/index/show/historyofcomicbookspodcast/id/41948540
Archives - The Life of Gardner Fox, DC's Greatest Writer, Part TwoAnd now a reposting of the second part of this rambling and too brief biography of Gardner Fox, as he helps DC Comics usher in the Silver Age. /episode/index/show/historyofcomicbookspodcast/id/41811650
Archives - The Life of Gardner Fox, DC's Greatest WriterAnd now a reposting of the first part of this rambling and too brief biography of Gardner Fox, arguably the writer who had the greatest impact on DC Comics. /episode/index/show/historyofcomicbookspodcast/id/41684915
Archives - The Humorous Art of John SeverinAnd now a reposting of this rambling and too brief biography of John Severin, the definitive artist of "Cracked" magazine. /episode/index/show/historyofcomicbookspodcast/id/41618455
Archives - The History of King Features Syndicate, Part TwoAnd now a reposting of the second part of this rambling and too brief history of King Features Syndicate, one of the great comic strip publishers of all time. /episode/index/show/historyofcomicbookspodcast/id/41544495
Archive - The History of King Features Syndicate, Part OneAnd now a reposting of the first part of this rambling and too brief history King Features Syndicate, one of the great comic strip company's of all time. /episode/index/show/historyofcomicbookspodcast/id/41460355
Archives - "The Visionary Life of Barry Windsor-Smith"And now a reposting of this rambling and too brief of the life of Barry Windsor-Smith, one of the most talented and unique artists of the 70's and 80's. /episode/index/show/historyofcomicbookspodcast/id/41381085
The Classics - "Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow" by Tom King & Bilquis EvelyAnd now a rambling and too brief review of this new classic in which Supergirl goes on an intergalatic journey of revenge that was so good it is the inspiration for the upcoming movie. /episode/index/show/historyofcomicbookspodcast/id/41304160
Archives - The Life of Matt BakerAnd now a reposting of this rambling and too brief biography of Matt Baker, one of the great 'good girl' artists of the Golden Age of Comic Books. /episode/index/show/historyofcomicbookspodcast/id/41212630
Archives - The Life of Kurt SchaffenbergerAnd a reposting of this rambling and too brief biography of Kurt Schaffenberger, one of the great artists of Superman & Lois Lane during the Silver Age. /episode/index/show/historyofcomicbookspodcast/id/41097305
Archives - The Life of Arthur AdamsAnd now a reposting of this rambling and too brief biography of Arthur Adams, one of the top artists of the 1980's who would be a major influence on the 90's artists. /episode/index/show/historyofcomicbookspodcast/id/40995245
Archives - "John Romita Sr., The Quintessential Marvel ArtistAnd now a reposting of this rambling and too brief biography of John Romita Sr., the artist who truly defined the Marvel style. /episode/index/show/historyofcomicbookspodcast/id/40906300
Archivies - George Tuska, A True ProfessionalAnd now a reposting of this rambling and too brief biography of George Tuska, one of the great professionals of the comic book medium. /episode/index/show/historyofcomicbookspodcast/id/40796900
Archives - "The Controversial Inks of Vinnie CollettaAnd now a reposting of this rambling and too brief biography of Vinnie Colletta, one of the most controversial inkers in comic book history. /episode/index/show/historyofcomicbookspodcast/id/40719830
Archives - The Brilliant Inks of Joe SinottAnd now a resposting of this rambling and too brief biography of Joe Sinott, one of comic books greatest inkers. /episode/index/show/historyofcomicbookspodcast/id/40638775
