
Hear Back Issue editor MICHAEL EURY‘s interview on The Comics Alternative podcast, where he talks about the mag, his long career at DC and Dark Horse, and his new book HERO-A-GO-GO: http://bit.ly/CAI30

Hear Back Issue editor MICHAEL EURY‘s interview on The Comics Alternative podcast, where he talks about the mag, his long career at DC and Dark Horse, and his new book HERO-A-GO-GO: http://bit.ly/CAI30

The 2017 San Diego Comic-Con is celebrating Jack Kirby’s 100th birthday in a big way, and you can be a part of it. Send us a short snippet of your encounters with Jack at San Diego (500 words or less), and we’ll share it with Comic-Con for possible inclusion in this year’s Program Book!
Send to: twomorrow@aol.com with subject line “Kirby Encounter.”


Just got a handful of the sold out Alter Ego #141 (Deathlok/Rich Buckler) issue returned to us! Get ’em quick before they’re gone! Go HERE!

We just sold our final copy of Comic Book Artist Collection, Volume 3. Thanks to all our fans for giving it such a long, happy life!
If you haven’t checked out our current CLEARANCE SALE, give it a quick look. Many other items are close to selling out, so this may be your last shot at getting them (and they’re on sale to boot!). You can find the sale list HERE!

Moon Knight, Ghost Rider, Eclipso, and other creatures of the night are featured in BACK ISSUE #95, shipping today! Preview and order it at: http://bit.ly/BackIssue95

You can see top LEGO® builders recreate your favorite theme park rides in BrickJournal #44, shipping today! Order and see a preview HERE!

It may take a while between issues of Draw!, but once they’re here, they sure are purty! And well worth the wait.
Case in point: Check out the preview we just posted of Draw! #33, which ships in April, and features the amazing Bill Sienkiewicz!

Hard for me to believe that, today, we’re shipping issue #70 of The Jack Kirby Collector. Time’s blown by since I was standing at my local Eckerd Drugs store, hand-xeroxing 125 copies of the first issue of my humble little 16-page fanzine. We’ve come a long way from there, but based on the number of longtime customers and comments we have, I think the love and commitment of those early years is still going strong in TJKC.
#70 is the first half of a two-part theme: KIRBY: ALPHA (#70) on beginnings in Kirby’s work, and KIRBY: OMEGA (#71) on endings in the Kirbyverse. You can preview #70 HERE.
And I’m hard at work wrapping #71 to go to press by the end of this month, so we can keep these issues coming out on time. Great things are coming in Kirbyland for Jack’s 100th Birthday this summer, so stay tuned!