Have Comics Become More about Writers than about Artists?
Newsarama’s making an unclear claim that comicdom today has become more writer-centric than art-centric, but without stressing clearly whether merit plays a part in any of…
Tag: Dan Jurgens
WaPo Exploits Recently Deceased George Pérez to Push Identity Politics
The Washington Post’s David Betancourt, couldn’t resist injecting propaganda at the expense of the now sadly deceased artist George Pérez, including the following fluff-coated…
More on the Sudden Departure of DC Comics’ General Manager Daniel Cherry
The Hollywood Reporter announced a very telling resignation that has taken place at DC Comics, for an executive who originally worked in video games:…
THR & Vice Reviving Campaign for Unsuccessful Comic Workers Union
The Hollywood Reporter has a puff piece penned by one of the “Whisper Network” allies, Graeme McMillan, telling more about the new union formed…
DC’s Editor In Chief Marie Javins’ Jaw-Dropping Comments on Superman
The Washington Post wrote another gushing take on the oh-so important bisexual son-of-Superman, Jon Kent, and got another statement by Tom Taylor, who had the…
Has this Comics Creator Changed His Leftist Political Position?
Here’s some tweets Dan Jurgens posted in the past several weeks, following Joe Biden’s Afghanistan disaster that may look like what a patriot would…
Legendary Comics Artist, John Paul Leon, Dies at 49
Comic artist John Paul Leon passed away and many in the professional comics community is paying their respects. Leon left an imprint with his outstanding…
Indie Comics Showcase #95: Black & White, Hail Salad, and Unstitched!
Welcome back to another installment of Indie Comics Showcase, the weekly blog where we signal boost a few truly independent comics that are currently…
Op-Ed: Finally Some Good News for Superman Fans from DC Comics
Good news has come about, that overrated Brian Michael Bendis, who spent years trolling the Marvel audience, ever since he got his mitts on…
Ron Marz Has No Remorse for Contentious Run on Green Lantern
Newsarama interviewed Ron Marz and Darryl Banks, reflecting on their assignment to write and draw Green Lantern back in 1994, and they still don’t seem to…