Nathan Kiehn
This classic graphic novel delivers a hard-edged look at family and faith, setting personal struggles against a mob-dominated backdrop.
The Golden Age may focus on an alternate universe, but it has the same heart and heroics as any mainstream DC series.
To Lois, Superman’s been missing for a couple hours. To Clark, he’s been gone two decades, lost out in space and trying to make his way home.
In January 2000, Wizard Magazine announced that Marvel artist Artie Rosen passed away. Stan Lee was interviewed, reflecting on his collaborations with Rosen during the Silver Age of Comics. In February, Wizard revealed a curious finding: Artie’s widow had stumbled across a box of his old illustrations and sent them to Marvel. Writer Paul Jenkins…
At the dawn of the 1980s, a young artist named Frank Miller began illustrating the bimonthly adventures of a red-suited, swashbuckling adventurer known as Daredevil. Though Miller began working under writer Roger McKenzie, it wasn’t long before the artist’s ambitions had convinced editor Dennis O’Neil to take McKenzie off the book, letting Miller craft the…