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June 2010 - 84 pages

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June 2010 - 84 pages

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BACK ISSUE celebrates comic books of the 1970s, 1980s, and today through a variety of recurring (and rotating) departments. Edited by Roger Ash. BACK ISSUE ANNUAL #1 will be included as one of your subscription issues in July unless you opt out (just indicate that in the COMMENTS section during checkout).

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148 pages - Digital Edition

BrickJournal 9 goes to a galaxy far, far away with interviews with LEGO Fans who build Star Wars models, as well as a top LEGO Star Wars set designer! There's also a visit to an amazing Star Wars LEGO display in the United Kingdom, and coverage of other events including the 75th Anniversary celebration at the LEGO headquarters in Billund, Denmark! Plus, there's interviews with builders of all types, from space layouts to microscale builders - including instructions to build 5 different models, such as a Super Star Destroyer from Star Wars! There's lots more to read in this 148 page volume, so take a look at the LEGO hobby with BrickJournal!

Spring 2010 - 84 pages

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April 2009 - 100 pages

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For Free Comic Book Day, TwoMorrows Publishing proudly presents COMICS 101: How-To & History Lessons From The Pros! As the industry authority on comics history and creation, TwoMorrows has tapped the combined knowledge of its editors to assemble an all-new, all-ages 32-page comics primer! You’ll learn: “Figure Drawing” and “How To Break Down A Story” from DRAW! magazine’s MIKE MANLEY and BRET BLEVINS (both key artists for DC and Marvel Comics)! “Writing Tips” from WRITE NOW! magazine’s DANNY FINGEROTH (who’s also a Marvel Comics writer)! Plus ROUGH STUFF magazine editor (and veteran comics inker) BOB McLEOD provides “Art Critiques” of promising newcomers (see how your work compares)! There’s even a “Comics History Crash-Course”, assembled by ALTER EGO magazine editor ROY THOMAS (former Marvel Comics editor-in-chief and top writer) and MICHAEL EURY, editor of BACK ISSUE magazine (and former DC and Dark Horse Comics editor). These top professionals cover the basics of comics art and appreciation, making it a must-have item for fans old and new! Don’t miss it!

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Fall 2009 - 80 pages

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Winter 2009 - 80 pages

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For FREE COMIC BOOK DAY, TwoMorrows Publishing presents COMICS GO HOLLYWOOD, unveiling secrets behind your favorite on-screen heroes! Our regular magazine editors have assembled this special 32-page behind-the-scenes guide, where you’ll learn what’s involved in taking a character from the comics page to the big screen! It includes: Storyboards from DC’s animated hit “The New Frontier” (courtesy of DRAW! magazine)! JEPH LOEB on writing for both Marvel Comics and the Heroes TV show (courtesy of WRITE NOW! magazine)! Details on the unseen X-Men movie (courtesy of ALTER EGO magazine)! A history of the Joker from his 1940s origins to his upcoming appearance in the Dark Knight film (courtesy of BACK ISSUE magazine)! And a look at Marvel Universe co-creator Jack Kirby’s Hollywood career, with extensive Kirby art! Plus a new cover by MIKE MANLEY!

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ALTER EGO, the greatest 'zine of the '60s, is all-new, focusing on Golden and Silver Age comics and creators with articles, interviews and unseen art. Each issue includes an FCA (Fawcett Collectors of America) section, Mr. Monster & more! Edited by Roy Thomas.

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RETROFAN celebrates Pop Culture of the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s through a variety of recurring (and rotating) departments. Edited by Retro Ed Catto.

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THE JACK KIRBY COLLECTOR celebrates the life and career of Jack Kirby, dubbed the "King" of comic books. Each issue contains feature articles about Jack's 50 years in comic books, interviews with Kirby and those who knew and worked with him, plus rare and unpublished artwork from his personal archives. Edited by John Morrow.

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Fall 2013 - 16 pages

Winter 2014 - 26 pages

COMIC BOOK CREATOR is devoted to the work and careers of the men and women who draw, write, edit, and publish comics, focusing always on the artists and not the artifacts, the creators and not the characters. Edited by Jon B. Cooke.

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84-page FULL-COLOR Trade Paperback - by Jared K. Burks

Minifigure Customization: Populate Your World! shows you the wide range of techniques you can use to alter the lovable LEGO® Minifigure into any character you can imagine! BrickJournal columnist and author Jared K. Burks (known online as Kaminoan) has created thousands of custom minifigs over the last 13 years, and this full-color book assembles his knowledge into a series of step-by-step tutorials on decal design and application, color alteration, custom part modification and creation, plus tips on minifigure displays and digital photography to capture your custom figures in the best light—all the way through complete custom figure creation! Essential tools are identified, plus there’s a tips and tricks section, and a gallery of some of the best custom figures ever created! Don’t live inside the box—populate your world with any alien, superhero, historical, action, horror, or science-fiction figure you can “just imagine”!

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84 Pages - June 2011

BrickJournal #15 (84 full-color pages, $8.95) takes a look at the LEGO Mecha genre of building, especially in Japan! Feature editor Nathan Bryan will be spotlighting mecha builders such as Saito Yoshikazu, Takayuki Torii, Sukyu and others! We'll also talk with Brian Cooper and Mark Neumann about their mecha creations. If you wanted to learn how to build mecha, we'll have instructions by Saito Yoshikazu! All this, plus our regular columns on minifigure customization, building, event reports, our step-by-step "You Can Build It" instructions, and much more. Edited by Joe Meno.

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July 2025 - 84 FULL-COLOR pages

Crisis on Infinite Earths 40th Anniversary Retrospective, celebrating the Marv Wolfman/George Pérez magnum opus! A pre-Crisis tour of DC’s multiple Earths, an analysis of Crisis and its crossovers, the Crisis Death List, post-Crisis DC retro projects, a guest editorial by Paul Levitz, and more! Featuring Mike W. Barr, Steve Englehart, Robert Greenberger, Paul Levitz, Elliot S! Maggin, Doug Moench, Jerry Ordway, Roy Thomas, Mark Waid, and more! Re-presenting the cover of Crisis on Infinite Earths Index #1 by Pérez. Edited by Roger Ash and Michael Eury.

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July 2011 - 84 FULL-COLOR pages

BACK ISSUE #50 (84 FULL-COLOR pages, $8.95) is a special 50th Anniversary issue spotlighting “Batman in the Bronze Age”, with the entire issue in FULL-COLOR! DENNY O’NEIL, NEAL ADAMS, and PAUL LEVITZ discuss Batman in the 1970s and beyond in a “Pro2Pro” roundtable. Also: In Praise of JIM APARO, Batman’s Unsung Creators (DAVID V. REED, BOB BROWN, ERNIE CHAN, and JOHN CALNAN), Joker’s Daughter, the Batman Family, Nocturna, Untold Legend of the Batman, Batman collected editions, Batman in the early 1980s, and Dark Knight. With art by and/or commentary from JOHN BYRNE, GENE COLAN, GERRY CONWAY, DOUG MOENCH, FRANK MILLER, DON NEWTON, LEN WEIN, and more. Featuring a beautifully Bronze Batman and Robin cover by Jim Aparo! Edited by MICHAEL EURY. 84 pages, full-color throughout, $8.95.

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84 Pages - November 2011

BrickJournal #16 (84 full-color pages, $8.95) continues our fan theme features, this time focusing on Steampunk! Feature editor Guy Himber will give you a tour of the them with a look at his work, as well as Dave DeGobbi, Nathan Proudlove, and others! There's also a look at the history of LEGO Steampunk building, as well as instructions for a Steampunk plane by Rod Gillies! Then, look for our regular columns on minifigure customization, building tips, event reports, our step-by-step "You Can Build It" instructions, and much more. Edited by Joe Meno.

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80 Pages - Summer 2009

FULL-COLOR issue #6 goes into space, with a look at old LEGO Classic Space sets and a look toward the new with set designers! Brandon Griffith beams in with a look at his STAR TREK models, and you'll take a tour of the Dutch Moonbase courtesy of Mike van Leeuwen and Marco Baas. There's also coverage of BrickFest 2009 and FIRST LEGO League's World Festival as well as photos from Toy Fair New York, plus step-by-step building instructions and techniques for all skill levels, new set reviews, and more! Don’t miss the ultimate resource for LEGO enthusiasts of all ages: BrickJournal! Edited by Joe Meno.

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288-page FULL-COLOR Hardcover - by Keith Dallas

The American Comic Book Chronicles continues its ambitious series of FULL-COLOR HARDCOVERS, where TwoMorrows' top authors document every decade of comic book history from the 1940s to today! Keith Dallas headlines this volume on the 1980s, covering all the pivotal moments and behind-the-scenes details of comics during the Reagan years! You'll get a year-by-year account of the most significant publications, notable creators, and impactful trends, including: The rise and fall of Jim Shooter at Marvel Comics! The ascendancy of Frank Miller as a comic book superstar with works like Daredevil, Ronin and The Dark Knight! DC Comics’ reboot with Crisis on Infinite Earths and its Renaissance with a British invasion of talent like Alan Moore, Grant Morrison, and Neil Gaiman! The emergence of Direct Market-exclusive publishers like Eclipse Comics, Pacific Comics, First Comics, Comico, Dark Horse Comics and others! These are just a few of the events chronicled in this exhaustive, full-color hardcover. Taken together, American Comic Book Chronicles forms a cohesive, linear overview of the entire landscape of comics history, sure to be an invaluable resource for ANY comic book enthusiast!

ISBN-13: 978-1-60549-046-5
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American Comic Book Chronicles: 1940-44
American Comic Book Chronicles: 1945-49
American Comic Book Chronicles: The 1950s
American Comic Book Chronicles: 1960-64
American Comic Book Chronicles: 1965-69
American Comic Book Chronicles: The 1970s
American Comic Book Chronicles: The 1990s

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84 Pages - April 2011

BrickJournal #14 (84 full-color pages, $8.95) takes you into the world of stop-motion LEGO films, with articles from brickfilmer David Pagano and others spotlighting LEGO filmmaking, including: a look at the history of the medium and its community, interviews with the makers of the films seen on the LEGO Club show and on LEGO.com, and instructions on how to film and build puppets for brick flicks! Plus there's our regular columns on minifigure customization, building, event reports, our step-by-step "You Can Build It" instructions, and much more. Now bi-monthly! Edited by Joe Meno.

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84 Pages - April 2013

BrickJournal #23 (84 full-color pages, $8.95), the magazine for LEGO enthusiasts, presents the long-awaited STAR WARS issue! We’ll use the LEGO Force as we spotlight top builders and their creations from a long time ago and far, far away, including Jacob Carpenter's Imperial Star Destroyer, Mark Kelso's Invisible Hand, and feature a talk with Simon MacDonald about building Star Wars costume props with LEGO elements! We'll also look back at the history of the LEGO X-Wing, from its first appearance in 1998 to the current version over ten years later. Plus: our regular feature on minifigure customization by Jared Burks, AFOLs by cartoonist Greg Hyland, more step-by-step "You Can Build It" instructions by Christopher Deck, and other surprises! Read it, you will! Edited by Joe Meno.

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June 2008 - 80 pages

BrickJournal, the ultimate resource for LEGO enthusiasts of all ages, returns for its second FULL-COLOR print issue, produced with the cooperation of the LEGO Group! Each issue showcases all aspects of the LEGO Community, including events, people, and models, with contributions and how-to articles by top builders worldwide, new product intros, and more! #2 celebrates the summer by spotlighting blockbuster summer movies, LEGO style! The LEGO Group will be releasing new sets for Batman and Indiana Jones, and BrickJournal looks behind the scenes at their creation! There’s also articles on events in the US and Europe, and spotlights on new models, including an SR-71 spyplane and a LEGO constructed city. For builders, there are instructions and minifigure customizations. Plus, there’s a feature on the online LEGO Factory, showing how an online model becomes a custom set, as well as a look at how the LEGO Group monitors its quality. So take a look at the LEGO hobby with BrickJournal! Edited by Joe Meno.

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Winter 2013 - 104 page magazine with COLOR

JACK KIRBY COLLECTOR #60 continues in its new format (104 magazine-size pages with COLOR SECTION, $10.95), with a Fantastic Four follow-up issue to #58’s THE WONDER YEARS! It starts with a dynamic, never-before published Kirby FF wraparound cover (and wait’ll you see the flip side)! Also, we present a dual interview between classic FF inkers JOE SINNOTT and DICK AYERS! Then, there’s a rare Lee & Kirby interview, and we compare one of Jack and Stan’s FF Bullpen story conferences to what ended up on Stan’s final script and Jack’s penciled pages. Plus there’s MARK EVANIER and our other regular columnists, and galleries of Kirby FF art, including pencils from Kirby’s BLACK PANTHER, SILVER SURFER, and more! Edited by John Morrow.

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288-page FULL-COLOR Hardcover - by Jason Sacks and Keith Dallas

The American Comic Book Chronicles continues its ambitious series of FULL-COLOR HARDCOVERS, where TwoMorrows' top authors document every decade of comic book history from the 1940s to today! Jason Sacks and Keith Dallas coordinate this volume on the 1970s, covering all the pivotal moments and behind-the-scenes details of the emerging Bronze Age of comics! You'll get a year-by-year account of the most significant publications, notable creators, and impactful trends, including: the dawn of relevance with Denny O’Neil and Neal Adams’s Green Lantern! Jack Kirby’s Fourth World saga! Revisions to the Comics Code that opens the floodgates for monsters and the supernatural! Jenette Kahn’s arrival at DC and the subsequent DC Implosion! The coming of Jim Shooter and the Direct Market! These are just a few of the events chronicled in this exhaustive, full-color hardcover. Taken together, American Comic Book Chronicles forms a cohesive, linear overview of the entire landscape of comics history, sure to be an invaluable resource for ANY comic book enthusiast!

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American Comic Book Chronicles: 1940-44
American Comic Book Chronicles: 1945-49
American Comic Book Chronicles: The 1950s
American Comic Book Chronicles: 1960-64
American Comic Book Chronicles: 1965-69
American Comic Book Chronicles: The 1980s
American Comic Book Chronicles: The 1990s

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84 Pages - March 2012

BrickJournal #18 (84 full-color pages, $8.95), the magazine for LEGO enthusiasts, goes to Japan with articles on BrickFan Castle and BrickFan Town, two Japanese LEGO fan events in 2008 and 2010. We also take a look at Japan's Sacred LEGO Land, Nasu Highland Park—the site of the BrickFan events and a pilgrimage site for many Japanese LEGO fans. Other articles include a feature on Japan's TV Championship of LEGO, as seen by one of the contestants, and a look at the ClickBrick LEGO shops in Japan (they are MUCH different than the LEGO stores in the US and Europe)! We'll also show you how to get into TECHNIC building, provide a little LEGO Education, plus our regular columns on minifigure customization, building tips, and step-by-step "You Can Build It" instructions! Edited by Joe Meno.

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December 2012 - 84 page Magazine-size Longbox Edition (new printing & size!)

BACK ISSUE #61: LONGBOX EDITION (84 full-color pages, $8.95) reprints the original sold-out issue at standard magazine size, so you can fill the hole in your Back Issue collection! It looks at “Tabloids and Treasuries,” spotlighting the Bronze Age’s BIGGEST comic books, including every all-new tabloid from the 1970s, and a checklist of reprint treasury editions. Superman vs. the Amazing Spider-Man, The Bible, Captain America’s Bicentennial Battles, The Wizard of Oz, even the PAUL DINI/ALEX ROSS World’s Greatest Super-Heroes editions—they’re all here! With commentary from and/or art by NEAL ADAMS, JOSE LUIS GARCIA-LOPEZ, MIKE GRELL, JACK KIRBY, JOE KUBERT, SHELDON MAYER, JOHN ROMITA, SR., ALEX TOTH, and more. Featuring a reimagining of Grell’s Superboy and the Legion of Super-Heroes Limited Collectors’ Edition wraparound cover by Alex Ross! Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

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80 Pages - November 2009

In FULL-COLOR issue #8, BrickJournal goes to the Middle Ages, with a special look at the Castle Line from the LEGO Group, featuring an in-depth interview with the designer behind the first LEGO castle set, the Yellow Castle. Also: we talk with some builders that have created their own large-scale version of the castle! There are also interviews with other castle builders, and more surprises, along with a report from BrickFair in Washington, D.C.! Plus: still more instructions and building tips for beginning and advanced builders alike, so don’t miss the ultimate resource for LEGO enthusiasts of all ages: BrickJournal! Now bi-monthly! Edited by Joe Meno.

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80 Pages - Fall 2009

FULL-COLOR issue #7 focuses on LEGO Architecture, with a look at the new sets designed by Adam Reed Tucker! There’s also interviews with other architectural builders, including Spencer Rezhalla and Jason Burik. Then, we take a look at a LEGO battleship that's over 20 feet long, and present event reports from Brickworld in Chicago and other events worldwide! PLUS: Our usual indispensable building tips and instructions, and more! Edited by Joe Meno.

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October 2020 - 84 FULL-COLOR pages

Back Issue #122 celebrates the 40th anniversary of Marv Wolfman and George Pérez’s New Teen Titans, featuring a guest editorial by Wolfman, a Pérez Titans art gallery, and a Pérez retirement banquet tribute with Jim Starlin, Ron Lim, Joe Rubinstein, and friends! Plus: The New Teen Titans’ 40 Greatest Moments, the Titans in the media, hero histories of Raven, Starfire, and the Protector, and more! With a never-before-published Pérez Titans cover from 1981. Edited by Michael Eury.

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July 2015 - 100 FULL-COLOR pages (bonus size!)

BACK ISSUE #81 is a special 100-page FULL-COLOR edition ($9.95), spotlighting DC Bronze Age Giants and Reprints! We open DC Comics’ vaults for an in-depth exploration of its 100-PAGE SUPER SPECTACULARS! Plus: a history of comics giants, DC indexes galore, and a salute to “human encyclopedia” E. NELSON BRIDWELL. Featuring the work of PAT BRODERICK, RICH BUCKLER, FRANK FRAZETTA, JOE KUBERT, BOB ROZAKIS, BERNIE WRIGHTSON, and more. Super Spec tribute cover featuring classic art by NICK CARDY! Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

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[Special note about Back Issue #81: This issue was originally planned to cover both DC and Marvel giants, but editor Michael Eury soon realized that, even with its 100-page expanded size, he needed much more space to do them both justice. So he opted to give Marvel giants their own issue, #86, shipping in January.

But in the frenzy to get this oversize issue to press, publisher John Morrow accidentally used the original version of the cover that mentioned Marvel giants, instead of Michael's revised cover that was all-DC. Please ignore the Marvel blurb on the printed copies, and look for the all-Marvel giants issue in early 2016!]

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FREE BrickJournal 2026 Catalog (fully interactive!)

UPDATED FOR 2026! A full listing of all of TwoMorrows' LEGO-related publications, both upcoming and back issues, and books! Just click on any cover image, and you'll automatically be taken to its ordering page online.

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84 Pages - January 2012

BrickJournal #17 (84 full-color pages, $8.95), the magazine for LEGO enthusiasts, launches a special SPACE WAR issue, as we hurtle into hostile territory, LEGO-style! There's a lesson in starfighter building by Peter Reid, a look at why Space Marines are so popular by Mark Stafford, and a trip behind the scenes of Alien Conquest, the new LEGO theme that hit the shelves earlier this year! Plus, there's our regular column on minifigure customization, building tips, event reports, our step-by-step "You Can Build It" instructions, and much more, so set your course for BrickJournal! Edited by Joe Meno.

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84 Pages - June 2013

BrickJournal #24 (84 full-color pages, $8.95), the magazine for LEGO enthusiasts of all ages, hits the tracks and goes all-aboard LEGO trains this issue, with a talk with builder CALE LEIPHART! He'll show how to get started with LEGO trains and train layouts, including featured instructions on building microscale trains by BrickJournal editor JOE MENO! Plus, there are building layouts by the members of the Pennsylvania LEGO Users Group (PennLUG), and a look at something coming back from the fans: LEGO monorails! All this, as well as our regular feature on minifigure customization by JARED BURKS, AFOLs by cartoonist GREG HYLAND, microscale building by CHRISTOPHER DECK, step-by-step "You Can Build It" instructions, and more!

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84 Pages - January 2011

BrickJournal #13 (84 full-color pages, $8.95) is a special EVENT ISSUE! It features event reports from BrickMagic (the newest US LEGO fan festival, organized by BrickJournal magazine), Brickworld (one of the oldest US LEGO fan events), and others! Plus: spotlight on BIONICLE Builder Norbert Lagubuen, our regular column on minifigure customization, step-by-step “You Can Build It” instructions, spotlights on builders and their work, and more! Edited by Joe Meno.

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Spring 2013 - 84 FULL-COLOR pages

TwoMorrows is proud to debut our newest magazine, COMIC BOOK CREATOR #1 (84 FULL-COLOR pages, $8.95) devoted to the work and careers of the men and women who draw, write, edit, and publish comics, focusing always on the artists and not the artifacts, the creators and not the characters. Behind an ALEX ROSS cover painting, our frantic FIRST ISSUE features an investigation of the oft despicable treatment JACK KIRBY endured from the very business he helped establish. From being cheated out of royalties in the ’40s and bullied in the ’80s by the publisher he made great, to his estate’s current fight for equitable recognition against an entertainment monolith where his characters have generated billions of dollars, we present Kirby’s cautionary tale in the eternal struggle for creator’s rights. Plus, CBC #1 interviews artist ALEX ROSS and writer KURT BUSIEK, spotlights the last years of writer/artist FRANK ROBBINS, remembers comics historian LES DANIELS, talks to TODD McFARLANE about his new show-all book, showcases a joint talk between NEAL ADAMS and DENNIS O’NEIL on their unforgettable collaborations, as well as throws a whole kit’n’caboodle of other creator-centric items atcha! Join us for the start of a new era as TwoMorrows welcomes back former Comic Book Artist editor Jon B. Cooke, who helms the all-new, all-color COMIC BOOK CREATOR!

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Spring 2016 - 19 pages

This is a FREE 19-page PDF SUPPLEMENT to Jack Kirby Collector #67, which is included in the Digital Edition of the full issue. Just add it to your shopping cart, checkout (you will NOT be charged), and a link will be provided at the BOTTOM of the "Confirmation" page to the PDF file. Click the link to download the file to your computer and view the PDF.

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[Here is a message from Charles Hatfield, curator of the CSU Northridge exhibition Comic Book Apocalypse: The Graphic World of Jack Kirby and moderator of the CSUN panel discussion that appeared in The Jack Kirby Collector #67:

"Due to editorial mistakes on my part, the version of the panel transcript that ran in the print edition of TJKC #67 was not approved by the other panelists, Scott Bukatman, Doug Harvey, Adam McGovern, Andrei Molotiu, Steve Roden, and Ben Saunders. Further, it contained a number of mistaken names, mis-attributed statements, and mis-heard lines. The responsibility for these errors is mine, and I apologize to my fellow panelists for rushing into print an unapproved and faulty transcript that did not reflect their input.

"Fortunately, John Morrow has graciously made it possible for us to include this revised, corrected transcript in the digital edition, and as this free downloadable supplement to the issue. My thanks to my co-panelists for their patience, understanding, and revisions. I am proud to have been part of this stellar conversation!"]

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October 2013 - 84 FULL-COLOR pages

BACK ISSUE #68 (84 FULL-COLOR pages, $8.95) spotlights the Legion of Super-Heroes in the 1970 and 1980s! Featuring: The Legion’s rise to prominence in the ’70s; the fan-favorite Legion of the ’80s; a PAUL LEVITZ interview; the Legion’s Honored Dead; the Cosmic Boy miniseries; a Time Trapper history; the New Adventures of Superboy; and a Legion fantasy cover gallery by JOHN WATSON. With futuristic faves CARY BATES, DAVE COCKRUM, GERRY CONWAY, ERNIE COLON, KEITH GIFFEN, MIKE GRELL, JIM JANES, PAUL KUPPERBERG, GREG LaROCQUE, STEVE LIGHTLE, KURT SCHAFFENBERGER, JAMES SHERMAN, JOE STATON, CURT SWAN, MARK WAID, and more! Plus a classic Dave Cockrum cover reimagining Amazing World of DC Comics #9. Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

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90 Pages - Fall 2008

BrickJournal, the ultimate resource for LEGO enthusiasts of all ages, presents its third FULL-COLOR print issue, produced with the cooperation of the LEGO Group! Each issue showcases all aspects of the LEGO Community, including events, people, and models, with contributions and how-to articles by top builders worldwide, new product intros, and more! #3 has LEGO Event reports from Brickworld (Chicago), FIRST LEGO League World Festival (Atlanta) and Piece of Peace (Japan). There's also a spotlight on the creaton of our amazing cover model, built by Bryce McGlone, as well as interviews with Arthur Gugick and Steven Canvin of LEGO MINDSTORMS, to see where LEGO robotics is going! There's also step-by-step building instructions, techniques, and more! So see what’s new in the LEGO hobby with BrickJournal! Edited by Joe Meno.

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by Dewey CASSELL & Aaron SULTAN - 160-page FULL-COLOR Hardcover

From running the first photostat machine at Marvel Comics to being the first to illustrate Wolverine, no other member of the Marvel Bullpen had such a varied and remarkable career as Herb Trimpe. He drew licensed characters based on toys such as G.I. Joe, Godzilla, and Transformers, which went on to become blockbuster movies. He drew runs of super-heroes like Iron Man, Defenders, Captain Britain, and even Marvel’s flagship character Spider-Man. But he’s best known for his definitive eight-year stint drawing the Incredible Hulk. This book, produced with Herb's full cooperation just prior to his recent passing, chronicles the life and art of Trimpe through his own voice, as well as the voices of friends and colleagues like Stan Lee, Tom DeFalco, Roy Thomas, John Romita, Bill Peckmann, Sal Buscema, Joe Sinnott, Larry Hama, Doug Moench, Eliot Brown, Len Wein, Ron Frenz, Steve Englehart, and his son Alex Trimpe. Their testimony to his talent and his legacy of artwork leave no wonder why he has been dubbed “The Incredible Herb Trimpe.”

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August 2014 - 84 FULL-COLOR pages

BACK ISSUE #74 (84 FULL-COLOR pages, $8.95) turns its cosmic rays on the Fantastic Four in the Bronze Age! The FF in the 1970s and 1980s, the animated FF, the FF radio show of 1975, the Human Torch goes solo, a Galactus villain history, FF Mego figures... and the Impossible Man! Exploring the work of RICH BUCKLER, JOHN BUSCEMA, JOHN BYRNE, GERRY CONWAY, STEVE ENGLEHART, GEORGE PEREZ, KEITH POLLARD, ROY THOMAS, LEN WEIN, MARV WOLFMAN, and more! Cover by KEITH POLLARD and JOE RUBINSTEIN, revisiting the epic cover of Fantastic Four #200. Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

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84 Pages - May/June 2010

In #11, BrickJournal goes to the race track in our "Racers" theme issue, with an article and building tips on race cars by the Arvo Brothers! There's also interviews with the LEGO Group on top secret, upcoming sets (we can't say anything yet about them, except... camels). There's also photos from New York Toy Fair 2010 and other event reports, plus our usual instructions and columns on minifigure customization and micro building, builder spotlights, LEGO history, and more! So strap in and hang on with the ultimate resource for LEGO enthusiasts of all ages! Now bi-monthly! Edited by Joe Meno.

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84 pages - September 2010

Now shipping 8 times a year, with 16 color pages each issue! In BACK ISSUE #4), it’s “Spider-Man in the Bronze Age,” exploring many of the Web-Slinger’s most memorable moments! The “drug issues,” the “resurrections” of Green Goblin and Gwen Stacy, Marvel Team-Up, Spectacular Spider-Man, Spidey Super Stories, the CBS and Japanese TV shows, Power Records, the newspaper strip, the Clone Saga, and an exclusive interview with Spider-Man writer supreme GERRY CONWAY. With art by and/or commentary from ROSS ANDRU, MARK BAGLEY, SAL BUSCEMA, TOM DeFALCO, DANNY FINGEROTH, GIL KANE, STAN LEE, LARRY LEIBER, JIM MOONEY, WIN MORTIMER, JOHN ROMITA SR., JIM SALICRUP, ALEX SAVIUK, ROGER STERN, JEAN THOMAS, and many more. Plus a vintage painted cover by BOB LARKIN! Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

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100 pages - July 2008

LEN WEIN, DAVE COCKRUM, and ROY THOMAS dusted off the B-list X-Men in 1975 and elevated it to A-list status, and BACK ISSUE #29 follows its 1970s/1980s success and spin-offs in our “Mutants” issue! We look at the X-Men work of CHRIS CLAREMONT, JOHN BYRNE, PAUL SMITH, and JOHN ROMITA, JR.; ANN NOCENTI and ARTHUR ADAMS’ Longshot; BOB McLEOD’s and BILL SIENKIEWICZ’s New Mutants; the UK’s Captain Britain series; the Beast as the first breakout mutant; the lost Angel stories; the return of the original X-Men in X-Factor ... and a “Greatest Stories Never Told” revelation of Nightcrawler’s “original” father. Plus: A history of DC’s mutant, Captain Comet, and a new chapter in BOB ROZAKIS’ fantasy history of AA Comics! With a rarely seen X-Men cover by DAVE COCKRUM! Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

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January 2012 - 84 pages (now with FULL-COLOR)

BACK ISSUE #54 (84 pages with FULL-COLOR, $8.95) gives equal time to “Liberated Ladies,” eyeing the female characters that broke barriers in the Bronze Age: Big Barda, Valkyrie, Ms. Marvel, Phoenix, Savage She-Hulk, and the sword-wielding Starfire. Plus a “Pro2Pro” interview with creators JILL THOMPSON, GAIL SIMONE, and BARBARA KESEL. Featuring art and/or commentary by JOHN BYRNE, GEORGE PEREZ, JACK KIRBY, MIKE VOSBURG, and more, with a bombastic Big Barda cover by BRUCE TIMM. Now in FULL COLOR! Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

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80 Pages - Spring 2009

FULL-COLOR issue #5 takes you into the LEGO building community with event reports from around the world, including LEGO Welt (Germany) and also the MINDSTORMS 10th Anniversary at LEGO Headquarters! There's also articles about the LEGO Group, including an interview with the head of the 3D Department, a glimpse at the LEGO Group's past with the Director of LEGO's Idea House, and a couple of surprises! There's also instructions and spotlights on builders, and an idea section for Pirate builders - AHHRRR! So don’t miss the ultimate resource for LEGO enthusiasts of all ages: BrickJournal! Edited by Joe Meno.

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June 2023 - 84 FULL-COLOR pages

A special tribute issue to the late, great Neal Adams (1941–2022), celebrating his Bronze Age DC Comics contributions! In-depth Batman and Superman interviews, ‘Green Lantern/Green Arrow’—Fifty Years Later, Neal Adams—Under the Radar, Continuity Associates, a ‘Rough Stuff’ pencil art gallery, Power Records, and more! Re-presenting Adams’ iconic cover art to Batman #227. Edited by Michael Eury.

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July 2013 - 84 FULL-COLOR pages

BACK ISSUE #65 (84 FULL-COLOR pages, $8.95) features the Bronze Age’s battling “B-Teams”! An issue-by-issue overview of the Defenders, plus the Champions, Guardians of the Galaxy, Inhumans, PETER DAVID’s X-Factor, Teen Titans West, Legion of Substitute Heroes, and an all-star chatfest of Doom Patrol interviews. Featuring the work of ROSS ANDRU, SAL BUSCEMA, RICHARD CASE, KEITH GIFFEN, TONY ISABELLA, PAUL KUPPERBERG, ERIK LARSEN, STEVE LIGHTLE, GEORGE PÉREZ, BOB ROZAKIS, and more! With a dynamite Defenders cover illustrated and colored by KEVIN NOWLAN! Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

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August 2015 - 84 FULL-COLOR pages

BACK ISSUE #82 (84 FULL-COLOR pages, $8.95) looks at pivotal Bronze Age Events! With extensive coverage of the Avengers/Defenders War, JLA/JSA crossovers, Secret Wars, Crisis’ 30th anniversary, Legends, Millennium, Invasion, Infinity Gauntlet, and more! Featuring the work of SAL BUSCEMA, DICK DILLIN, TODD McFARLANE, GEORGE PÉREZ, JOE STATON, LEN WEIN, MARV WOLFMAN, MIKE ZECK, and more. Plus an Avengers vs. Defenders cover by JOHN BYRNE! Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

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224-page FULL-COLOR Hardcover - by John Wells, edited by Keith Dallas

The American Comic Book Chronicles is an ambitious new series of FULL-COLOR HARDCOVERS, where TwoMorrows' top authors document every decade of comic book history from the 1940s to today! John Wells leads off with the first of two volumes on the 1960s, covering all the pivotal moments and behind-the-scenes details of comics in the JFK and Beatles era! You'll get a year-by-year account of the most significant publications, notable creators, and impactful trends, including: DC Comics' rebirth of Green Lantern, Hawkman, and others, and the launch of Justice League of America and multiple earths! Stan Lee and Jack Kirby's transformation of superhero comics with the debut of Marvel' Fantastic Four, Spider-Man, Hulk, X-Men, Avengers, and other iconic characters! Plus Batman gets a "new look", the Blue Beetle is revamped at Charlton Comics, and Creepy #1 brings horror back to comic book form, just as Harvey's "kid" comics are booming! These are just a few of the events chronicled in this exhaustive, full-color hardcover. Taken together, the series forms a cohesive, linear overview of the entire landscape of comics history, sure to be an invaluable resource for ANY comic book enthusiast!

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ISBN-13: 978-1-60549-045-8
ISBN: 1-60549-045-8

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American Comic Book Chronicles: 1940-44
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American Comic Book Chronicles: The 1950s
American Comic Book Chronicles: 1965-69
American Comic Book Chronicles: The 1970s
American Comic Book Chronicles: The 1980s
American Comic Book Chronicles: The 1990s

October 2021 - 84 FULL-COLOR pages

The Kirby Legacy at DC, exploring Jack Kirby’s post-Fourth World Bronze Age DC characters! Etrigan the Demon, Kamandi the Last Boy on Earth, OMAC: One Man Army, Sandman, and Kirby’s Odd Jobs (Atlas, Manhunter, and more). Plus: the Simon & Kirby Reunion That Wasn’t! Featuring Stephen Bissette, Gerry Conway, Dave Gibbons, Steve Rude, Steve Sherman, Ryan Sook, Roy Thomas, Rick Veitch, Tom Veitch, Matt Wagner, and more. Demon cover by Kirby and Mike Royer. Edited by Michael Eury.

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192-page Trade Paperback with COLOR - by Richard Arndt

The Star*Reach Companion is a complete history and bibliography of the 1970s independent comic, highlighting its importance to the comics field. Star*Reach's influence was enormous, impacting nearly every aspect of modern comics and genres, and showcasing such creators as Dave Stevens, Frank Brunner, Howard Chaykin, Steve Leialoha, Walter Simonson, Barry Windsor-Smith, Ken Steacy, John Workman, Mike Vosburg, P. Craig Russell, Dave Sim, Michael Gilbert, and many others. In addition to extensive historical coverage and interviews by author Richard Arndt, the book also features full stories from Star*Reach and its sister magazine Imagine, including a Cody Starbuck story by Howard Chaykin, 'Marginal Incident' by Fables artist Steve Leialoha and, presented for the first time in the original, intended version, 'Siegfried and the Dragon' by P. Craig Russell, one of the first of his operatic adaptations. Also included in the book is extensive information about independent magazines like witzend, Hot Stuf' and Andromedea that both preceded and followed Star*Reach in its mission to re-invent comics for a more mature audience. It includes a Foreword by Star*Reach founder Mike Friedrich, and a cover by Howard Chaykin! Mature readers only.

NOTE: Star*Reach is a trademark of Mike Friedrich, used with permission. We inadvertently omitted Mike's Foreword from the printed edition of the book, but you can download a PDF file of it at this link.

ISBN-13: 978-1-60549-051-9
ISBN-10: 1-60549-051-2

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84 pages - April 2011

Now shipping 8 times a year, with 16 color pages each issue! BACK ISSUE #48 resurrects “Dead Heroes”! The man behind the Death of Captain Marvel graphic novel, JIM STARLIN, discusses his remarkable career in an exclusive interview. Also: Deadman after Neal Adams, Jason Todd Robin, the death and resurrection of the Flash, Elektra, and the many deaths of Aunt May. With art by and/or commentary from JIM APARO, CARY BATES, GERRY CONWAY, JOSE LUIS GARCIA-LOPEZ, FRANK MILLER, MARV WOLFMAN, and more, plus a cosmically cool Captain Marvel and Thanos cover by Jim Starlin! Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

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84-page FULL-COLOR Trade Paperback - by the producers of BrickJournal magazine

YOU CAN BUILD IT is a new ongoing series of instruction books on the art of LEGO® custom building, from the producers of BRICKJOURNAL magazine! Spinning off from BrickJournal’s popular “You Can Build It” column, these FULL-COLOR books are loaded with nothing but STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS by some of the top custom builders in the LEGO fan community. BOOK ONE is for beginning-to-intermediate builders, and features instructions for custom creations including Miniland figures, a fire engine, Christmas ornaments, a street vignette, plus miniscale models from “a galaxy far, far away,” and more! So if you’re ready to go beyond the standard LEGO sets available in stores and move into custom building with the bricks you already own, this ongoing series will quickly take you from novice to expert builder, teaching you key building techniques along the way!

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March 2011 - 160 page Trade Paperback with COLOR

ALTER EGO: CENTENNIAL is a celebration of 100 issues, and 50 years, of ALTER EGO, Roy Thomas’ legendary super-hero fanzine. It’s a double-size triple-threat book, with twice as many pages as the regular magazine, plus special features just for this anniversary edition! Behind a RICH BUCKLER/JERRY ORDWAY JSA cover, ALTER EGO celebrates its 100th issue and the 50th anniversary of A/E (Vol. 1) #1 in 1961—as ROY THOMAS is interviewed by JIM AMASH about the 1980s at DC! Learn secrets behind ALL-STAR SQUADRON—INFINITY, INC.—ARAK, SON OF THUNDER—CAPTAIN CARROT—JONNI THUNDER, a.k.a. THUNDERBOLT—YOUNG ALL-STARS—SHAZAM!—RING OF THE NIBELUNG—and more! With rare art and artifacts by GEORGE PÉREZ, TODD McFARLANE, RICH BUCKLER, JERRY ORDWAY, MIKE MACHLAN, GIL KANE, GENE COLAN, DICK GIORDANO, ALFREDO ALCALA, TONY DEZUNIGA, ERNIE COLÓN, STAN GOLDBERG, SCOTT SHAW!, ROSS ANDRU, and many more! Plus special anniversary editions of Alter Ego staples Mr. Monster’s Comic Crypt, Fawcett Collectors of America (FCA)—and ALEX WRIGHT's amazing color collection of 1940s DC pinup babes! Edited by ROY THOMAS.

ISBN: 1-60549-031-8
ISBN-13: 978-1-60549-031-1

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84 Pages - August 2014

BrickJournal #30 (84 full-color pages, $8.95), the magazine for LEGO enthusiasts, constructs an issue on amazing LEGO architecture featuring builder Jonathan Lopes, who shows us what it takes to make an impressive cityscape, brick by brick! We’ll also get small to look at a microscale model of Copenhagen by Ulrik Hansen, and go BIG with a look at the LEGO Museum being constructed in Billund! Plus: there's our regular features on Minifigure Customization by Jared K. Burks, AFOLs by cartoonist Greg Hyland, more step-by-step "You Can Build It" instructions by Christopher Deck, BrickNerd DIY Fan Art by Tommy Williamson, our NEW regular feature on MINDSTORMS building with Damien Kee, and more! Edited by Joe Meno.

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July 2019 - 84 FULL-COLOR pages

Back Issue #113 celebrates the original Tim Burton Batman movie’s 30th Anniversary, featuring a guest column and interview with Batfilms producer MICHAEL USLAN, an interview with screenwriter SAM HAMM, and a chat with the man who might have been Two-Face: BILLY DEE WILLIAMS. Plus: 1989: DC Comics’ Year of the Bat, DENNY O’NEIL and JERRY ORDWAY’s Batman movie adaptation, MINDY NEWELL’s Catwoman, GRANT MORRISON and DAVE McKEAN’s Arkham Asylum, MAX ALLAN COLLINS’ Batman newspaper strip, and JOEY CAVALIERI and JOE STATON’s Huntress. Featuring a classic Michael Keaton Batman cover by JOSE LUIS GARCIA-LOPEZ, with cover design by MICHAEL KRONENBERG. Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

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February 2016 - Bonus-size 100 FULL-COLOR pages

BACK ISSUE #86 (bonus-size 100 FULL-COLOR pages, $9.95) takes a big look at Marvel Bronze Age Giants and Reprints! We open Marvel Comics’ vaults for an in-depth exploration of its GIANT-SIZE series! Plus: indexes galore of Marvel reprint titles, Marvel digests and Fireside Books editions, and the last days of the “Old” X-Men. Featuring the work of DAN ADKINS, ROSS ANDRU, RICH BUCKLER, DAVE COCKRUM, GERRY CONWAY, STEVE GERBER, STAN LEE, WERNER ROTH, ROY THOMAS, and more. Re-presenting the cover of Giant-Size Marvel Triple Action #1 by JOHN ROMITA, SR.! Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

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100 pages - May 2009

Experience a “New World Order” in BACK ISSUE #34, featuring the soul-searching story of Counter-Earth’s Adam Warlock, with JIM STARLIN and ROY THOMAS, and the behind-the-scenes history of the revolutionary Marvelman, with ALAN DAVIS and GARRY LEACH. Also, JIM SHOOTER stands tall in an exclusive interview and we look back at Marvel’s New Universe. Plus: Logan’s Run, Star Hunters, BOB WIACEK on Star Wars and Star-Lord, the conclusion of the STEVE SKEATES interview, a new AA COMICS chapter, DICK GIORDANO and PAT BASTIENNE revisit Crisis on Infinite Earths, and “The Post-Crisis DC Universe You Didn’t See”! Contributors include GERRY CONWAY, TOM DeFALCO, DAVID MICHELINIE, PAUL RYAN, and more. All behind an incredibly cosmic Warlock and Thanos cover illustrated by Jim Starlin! Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

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April 2014 - 84 FULL-COLOR pages

BACK ISSUE #71 (84 FULL-COLOR pages, $8.95) targets “Tryouts, One-Shots, and One-Hit Wonders”: Marvel Premiere, Marvel Spotlight, Marvel Feature, Strange Tales, Showcase, First Issue Special, and New Talent Showcase. Plus: DC’s Dick Tracy tabloid, Sherlock Holmes, and Marvel’s Generic Comic Book one-shots... and who remembers the one-hit wonders Bat-Squad, Crusader, and Swashbuckler? Featuring FRANK BRUNNER (Dr. Strange), NICK CARDY (Bat-Squad), GENE COLAN (Brother Voodoo), RAMONA FRADON (Metamorpho), MIKE GRELL (The Warlord), MIKE PLOOG (Ghost Rider), HERB TRIMPE (Ant-Man), and many, many more! With a fantastic ARTHUR ADAMS cover starring Marvel Premiere graduate Dr. Strange and his bewitching girlfriend Clea! Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

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84 Pages - July 2012

BrickJournal #20 (84 full-color pages, $8.95), the magazine for LEGO enthusiasts, takes a look at LEGO Superheroes, and goes behind-the-scenes at the creation of the DC and Marvel Comics sets that are hitting the stores—including a feature on Greg Hyland, the artist and LEGO builder behind the superhero comic books included in each box! We'll also be showing off other superhero work from top LEGO builders like Alex Schranz (better known as Orion Pax online), and our cover artist Olivier Curto. Plus, there's Jared K. Burks’ regular column on minifigure customization, building tips, step-by-step "You Can Build It" instructions, and more! So get ready for action in BrickJournal #20! Edited by Joe Meno.

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84-page FULL-COLOR Trade Paperback - by the producers of BrickJournal magazine

YOU CAN BUILD IT is a new ongoing series of instruction books on the art of LEGO® custom building, from the producers of BRICKJOURNAL magazine! Spinning off from BrickJournal’s popular “You Can Build It” column, these FULL-COLOR books are loaded with nothing but STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS by some of the top custom builders in the LEGO fan community. BOOK TWO is for intermediate-to-advanced builders, with even more detailed projects to tackle, including advanced Miniland figures, a miniscale yellow castle, a deep sea scene, a mini USS Constitution, and more! So if you’re ready to go beyond the standard LEGO sets available in stores and move into custom building with the bricks you already own, this ongoing series will quickly take you from novice to expert builder, teaching you key building techniques along the way!

LUNAR Distributors Order Code: 0625TM1177

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ISBN-13: 978-1-60549-036-6
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UPC: 182658000219

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November 2011 - 84 pages (now with FULL-COLOR)

BACK ISSUE #53 (84 pages with FULL-COLOR, $8.95) takes an in-depth look at WALTER SIMONSON’s Thor in this “Gods” issue! And there’s more Thor: the Thunder God in the Bronze Age and a TOM DeFALCO/RON FRENZ “Pro2Pro” interview. Plus: Hercules: Prince of Power, Moondragon, Three Ways to End the New Gods Saga, and an exclusive interview with fantasy writer MICHAEL MOORCOCK. Featuring art and/or commentary by GERRY CONWAY, JACK KIRBY, BOB LAYTON, and more, with a hammer-swinging Thor cover by Simonson. Now in FULL COLOR! Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

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84 pages - March 2011

Now shipping 8 times a year, with 16 color pages each issue! The final interview with the late, great DAVE STEVENS headlines BACK ISSUE #47, our “Thrilling Days of Yesteryear” issue! Also, the film version of Stevens’ Rocketeer is discussed in a “Pro2Pro” interview with DANNY BILSON and PAUL DeMEO. Plus: The Phantom, Dominic Fortune, Man-God, Miracle Squad, and Justice, Inc. With art by and/or commentary from JIM APARO, HOWARD CHAYKIN, TONY DeZUNIGA, LUKE McDONNELL, MARK VERHEIDEN, and more. And featuring a Rocketeer cover by DAVE STEVENS! Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

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84 Pages - November 2010

NOW BI-MONTHLY! BrickJournal #12 is a special “Back To School” issue, with looks at school sculptures by Nathan Sawaya! Plus, builder Marcos Bessa's creations, Angus MacLane's CubeDudes, a Nepali Diorama by Jordan Schwartz, instructions to build a school bus for your LEGO town, minifigure customizations, how a Power Miners model became one for Atlantis, and more! And if you want to build for events, we’ll have building standards used for the Moonbase standard for Space, Great Ball Contraption for Technic builders, and much more! Edited by Joe Meno.

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by Jim AMASH with Eric NOLEN-WEATHINGTON - 224 page Trade Paperback

Carmine Infantino is the artistic and publishing visionary whose mark on the comic book industry pushed conventional boundaries. As a penciler and cover artist, he was a major force in defining the Silver Age of comics, co-creating the modern Flash and resuscitating the Batman franchise in the 1960s. As art director and publisher, he steered DC Comics through the late 1960s and 1970s, one of the most creative and fertile periods in their long history. Join historian and inker Jim Amash (Alter Ego magazine, Archie Comics) and Eric Nolen-Weathington (Modern Masters book series) as they document the life and career of Carmine Infantino, in the most candid and thorough interview this controversial living legend has ever given, lavishly illustrated with the incredible images that made him a star. Carmine Infantino: Penciler, Publisher, Provocateur shines a light on the artist’s life, career, and contemporaries, and uncovers details about the comics industry never made public until now.

ISBN10 1-60549-025-3
ISBN13 978-1-60549-025-0

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May 2013 - 84 FULL-COLOR pages

BACK ISSUE #64 (84 FULL-COLOR pages, $8.95) looks back at “Back-up Series” of the Bronze Age! Green Lantern, Green Arrow, Black Canary, Metamorpho, ARCHIE GOODWIN and WALTER SIMONSON’s Manhunter, MARTIN PASKO and KEITH GIFFEN’s Dr. Fate, “Whatever Happened To...?”, Nemesis, Rose and the Thorn, and the Seven Soldiers of Victory! Featuring the work of CARY BURKETT, JOHN CALNAN, DICK GIORDANO, MIKE GRELL, ELLIOT S! MAGGIN, DAN SPIEGLE, and more! With a Green Lantern/Green Arrow/Black Canary cover by MIKE GRELL and JOE RUBINSTEIN. Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

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80 Pages - January/February 2010

In #9, we take a look at Disney LEGO sets of the past (Mickey and Minnie) and present (Toy Story and Prince of Persia)! Also, see Disney-inspired models from LEGO fans around the world (including BrickJournal's editor, Joe Meno), and the newest Master Build model at Walt Disney World! There's also features on LEGO models of your favorite Disney rides and movies, as well as sneak peeks at the upcoming LEGO/Disney sets from the designer's side! Then, go behind the scenes of the making of the large sculptures of Buzz and Woody seen at Comic-Con and D23! All this, plus our regular features and instructions on building and customization will have you celebrating the new year with Mickey and friends, LEGO-style! Edited by Joe Meno.

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Summer 2018 - 84 FULL-COLOR pages

TwoMorrows’ new magazine RetroFan spotlights the CRAZY, COOL CULTURE WE GREW UP WITH in the 1960s, ’70s, and ’80s! Issue #1 cover-features an all-new interview with TV’s Incredible Hulk, LOU FERRIGNO, and introduces a quartet of columns by our regular celebrity columnists: MARTIN PASKO’s Pesky Perspective (this issue: The Phantom in Hollywood), ANDY MANGELS’ Retro Saturday Mornings (Filmation’s Star Trek cartoon), ERNEST FARINO’s Retro Fantasmagoria (How I Met the Wolf Man—Lon Chaney, Jr.), and The Oddball World of SCOTT SHAW (the goofy comic book Zody the Mod Rob). Also: Mego’s rare Elastic Hulk toy; RetroTravel to Mount Airy, NC, the real-life Mayberry; an interview with BETTY LYNN, “Thelma Lou” of The Andy Griffith Show; the scarcity of Andy Griffith Show collectibles; a trip inside TOM STEWART’s eclectic House of Collectibles; RetroFan’s Too Much TV Quiz; and a RetroFad shout-out to Mr. Microphone. Edited by Back Issue magazine’s MICHAEL EURY.

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June 2020 - 84 FULL-COLOR pages

Back Issue #120 spotlights Heroes of Tomorrow! A Mon-El hero history, Steve Lightle’s Legionnaires, and the controversial Legion of Super-Heroes: Five Years era. Plus Mike Sekowsky’s Manhunter 2070, Mike Grell’s Starslayer, Charlton’s Space: 1999 tie-in, Paradox, and Mike Baron’s unfinished SONIC DISRUPTORS series. Featuring Tom And Mary Bierbaum, John Byrne, Keith Giffen, Val Mayerik, Jason Pearson, Walter Simonson, Tim Truman, Mike Vosburg, Mark Waid, and more. Mon-El and the ’80s Legion cover by Steve Lightle. Edited by Michael Eury.

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288-page FULL-COLOR Hardcover - by John Wells, edited by Keith Dallas

The American Comic Book Chronicles continues its ambitious series of FULL-COLOR HARDCOVERS, where TwoMorrows' top authors document every decade of comic book history from the 1940s to today! John Wells headlines this second volume on the 1960s, covering all the pivotal moments and behind-the-scenes details of comics during the stormy cultural upheaval of 1965-1969! You'll get a year-by-year account of the most significant publications, notable creators, and impactful trends, including: The transformation of Marvel Comics into a pop phenomenon! Wally Wood’s Tower Comics storms on the scene with the T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents while Charlton’s Action Heroes strike a blow of their own! Batmania sweeps the nation as the smash Adam West TV show pushes superhero comic sales into orbit! Roy Thomas, Neal Adams, and Denny O’Neil lead a wave of fresh young voices in the comic book industry! Gold Key unlocks a new format with its digest line! The Archies and Josie & the Pussycats sing their way to the top! These are just a few of the events chronicled in this exhaustive, full-color hardcover. Taken together, American Comic Book Chronicles forms a cohesive, linear overview of the entire landscape of comics history, sure to be an invaluable resource for ANY comic book enthusiast!

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American Comic Book Chronicles: The 1980s
American Comic Book Chronicles: The 1990s

February 2015 - 84 FULL-COLOR pages

BACK ISSUE #78 (84 FULL-COLOR pages, $8.95) is a Weird Issue! Batman’s Weirdest Team-Ups, JOE ORLANDO’s Weird Adventure Comics, Weird War Tales, Weird Mystery Tales, STEVE DITKO’s Shade the Changing Man and Stalker, HOWARD CHAYKIN’s Iron Wolf, ROBERT CRUMB’s Weirdo, and JIM STARLIN and BERNIE WRIGHTSON’s The Weird. Featuring the work of JIM APARO, LUIS DOMINGUEZ, MICHAEL FLEISHER, BOB HANEY, PAUL LEVITZ, and more. Batman and Deadman cover by ALAN CRADDOCK. Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

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August 2013 - 84 FULL-COLOR pages

BACK ISSUE #66 (84 FULL-COLOR pages, $8.95) marvels at Team-Ups from the Bronze Age! Examining Marvel Team-Up, Marvel Two-in-One, Super-Villain Team-Up, CHRIS CLAREMONT and WALTER SIMONSON’s X-Men/New Teen Titans, DC Comics Presents, Super-Team Family, BOB HANEY and JIM APARO’s Batman of Earth-B(&B), and the Superman/Captain Marvel smackdowns. Featuring the work of RICH BUCKLER, STEVE ENGLEHART, JOSÉ LUIS GARCÍA-LÓPEZ, KEITH GIFFEN, PAUL LEVITZ, LEN WEIN, and more! With a classic GIL KANE Marvel Superhero Team-Ups cover inked anew by TERRY AUSTIN. Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

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May 2015 - 84 FULL-COLOR pages

BACK ISSUE #80 (84 FULL-COLOR pages, $8.95) looks at Flash and Green Lantern in the Bronze Age (a TwoMorrows crossover with Alter Ego #132, also shipping this month), celebrating the 75th birthdays of two of DC’s greatest heroes! In-depth spotlights of the Scarlet Speedster’s and Emerald Crusader’s 1970s and 1980s adventures, plus MARK WAID’s look at the Flash/GL team, Green Lantern: Ganthet’s Tale by sci-fi legend LARRY NIVEN and JOHN BYRNE, and PAUL KUPPERBERG’s Lost GL Fill-ins. Bonus feature: We commemorate DC Comics’ move to the West Coast with a star-studded DC’s New York Office Memories. Featuring the work of MIKE W. BARR, CARY BATES, DAVE GIBBONS, MIKE GRELL, CARMINE INFANTINO, IRV NOVICK, DENNY O’NEIL, LEN WEIN, and more. Cover by GEORGE PÉREZ! Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

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84 Pages - Winter 2008

BrickJournal, the ultimate resource for LEGO enthusiasts of all ages, is produced with the cooperation of the LEGO Group, and showcases all aspects of the LEGO Community, including events, people, and models, with contributions and how-to articles by top builders worldwide, new product intros, and more! FULL-COLOR issue #4 features interviews with top?LEGO?builders including Breann Sledge (Bionicle builder), Event Reports from LEGO?gatherings like BrickFair (Washington, DC) and Brickcon (Seattle, Washington), plus reports on new MINDSTORMS projects, a report on the construction of the Chinese Olympic Village in LEGO, step-by-step building instructions and techniques for all skill levels, new set reviews, and more!

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Eisner Award Nominee for Best Comics-Related Book!

by Dewey CASSELL with Aaron SULTAN - 176 page Trade Paperback with COLOR

Marie Severin was born into a family of artists, and she made friendships in comics that have lasted a lifetime. She colored the horror, science fiction, and war comics of the legendary EC line, and spent thirty years working for Marvel Comics, doing everything from production and coloring to penciling, inking, and art direction, with work on characters including the Incredible Hulk, Sub-Mariner, Doctor Strange, and Kull the Conqueror, which she drew with her brother John. She is renowned for her sense of humor, reflected in the comic book Not Brand Echh, as well as the numerous caricatures she has produced over the years, earning her the nickname “Mirthful Marie” from Stan Lee. This loving tribute contains revealing and often amusing insights of her close friends and her brother John, as well as many of her co-workers, including Stan Lee, Al Feldstein, Roy Thomas, John Romita, Jack Davis, Jack Kamen, Tony Isabella, Gene Colan, Jim Mooney, Joe Sinnott, Mark Evanier, and David Anthony Kraft, plus an extensive commentary by Marie herself. Complementing the text is a wealth of photographs and artwork from throughout her career, including numerous rare and unpublished pieces, as well as a color gallery, showing her mastery with a painter's pallette. Marie Severin: The Mirthful Mistress of Comics is sure to bring back great memories (and a smile to your face), as you enjoy the remarkable story of “The First Lady of Comics.”

ISBN10 1-60549-042-3
ISBN13 978-1-60549-042-7

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October 2015 - 84 FULL-COLOR pages

From hot pants to headbands, it’s Supergirl in the Bronze Age in BACK ISSUE #84 (84 FULL-COLOR pages, $8.95)!Featuring: the Maid of Might’s 1970s and 1980s adventures, including her death in Crisis on Infinite Earths and her many rebirths. Plus: an ALAN BRENNERT interview, ILYA SALKIND and JEANNOT SZWARC discuss the 1984 Supergirl movie, Who is Superwoman?, Supergirl merchandise, and a bonus interview with Orlando Watkins, winner of the 1979 Wonder Woman contest. With PETER DAVID, PAUL KUPPERBERG, ELLIOT MAGGIN, MARTIN PASKO, ROGER STERN, MARV WOLFMAN, and many more. Featuring a jam cover recreation of Adventure Comics #397 by KARL HEITMUELLER, JR. and friends (STEPHEN DeSTEFANO, BOB FINGERMAN, DEAN HASPIEL, KRISTEN McCABE, JON MORRIS, and JACKSON PUBLICK). Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

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August 2018 - 84 FULL-COLOR pages

BACK ISSUE #106 (84 FULL-COLOR pages, $8.95) finds a “Golden Age in Bronze,” with the ’70s Justice Society revival! Two Pro2Pro interviews: All-Star Squadron’s ROY THOMAS, JERRY ORDWAY, and ARVELL JONES (with a bonus RICK HOBERG interview), and The Spectre’s JOHN OSTRANDER and TOM MANDRAKE. A new rotating department debuts: “UnKnown Marvel,” featuring Marvel UK rarities, this issue revealing BOB LAYTON’s first work for the House of Ideas. Plus: Liberty Legion, Air Wave, Jonni Thunder, Crimson Avenger, and the Spectre revival of ’87! Featuring GENE COLAN, GERRY CONWAY, KEITH GIFFEN, DICK GIORDANO, PAUL LEVITZ, DOUG MOENCH, BOB ROZAKIS, DANN THOMAS, WALLACE WOOD, and many more, with a JSA cover by JOE STATON. Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

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84 Pages - June 2012

BrickJournal #19 (84 full-color pages, $8.95), the magazine for LEGO enthusiasts, takes a look at the events of 2011, starting with our own BrickMagic LEGO Festival, and going through the year with Brickworld, Brickfair, and Brickcon, plus a look at some events outside the US. From BrickMagic, we'll have interviews with the winners of the BrickMagic Challenge competition, spotlighting the award winning models (and including instructions so you can build a few yourself). We'll also have Jared K. Burks’ regular column on minifigure customization, building tips, step-by-step "You Can Build It" instructions, and more! So take a look back at the best LEGO of 2011 with BrickJournal #19! Edited by Joe Meno.

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84 Pages - September 2013

BrickJournal #25 (84 full-color pages, $8.95), the magazine for LEGO enthusiasts of all ages, goes medieval with its focus on Castle building! We’ll be spotlighting the top Castle builders in the LEGO fan community and their creations, including BOB CARNEY's amazingly detailed model of Neuschwanstein, one of the most popular of all the palaces and castles in Europe! You'll also see other castle models from France and Germany, along with articles on building and detailing castles of your own! Plus: our regular feature on minifigure customization by JARED BURKS, AFOLs by cartoonist GREG HYLAND, more step-by-step "You Can Build It" instructions by CHRISTOPHER DECK, a look at the new ROLLERCOASTER FACTORY, and more! So prepare yourself for the royal treatment in our latest, greatest issue. Edited by Joe Meno!

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Spring 2021 - 84 FULL-COLOR pages

Comic Book Creator #25 features “The Return of the Storyteller,” as we conduct an in-depth discussion with the legendary comic book artist and illustrator Barry Windsor-Smith about his mammoth new graphic novel, Monsters, a tour de force decades in the making! We delve into the epic’s origin as an Incredible Hulk one-shot back in the mid-1980s and its subsequent evolution into perhaps BWS’s magnum opus, a 300+ page saga about rage, revenge, and forgiveness. Also included is a gallery of rare out-takes from Monsters. This issue also contains part two of our scintillating chat with Scott Shaw! about his Oddball Comics obsession, underground and ground-level comics work, Hanna-Barbera licensing material, and his collaboration with Roy Thomas on Captain Carrot and the Amazing Zoo Crew! Plus we check in with with our usual crew: Rich Arndt, Kendall Whitehouse, Darrick Patrick, as well as revel in the latest Hembeck Dateline installment! Edited by Jon B. Cooke.

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84 pages - November 2010

Now shipping 8 times a year, with 16 color pages each issue! In BACK ISSUE #45, we feature “Odd Couples,” headlined by an in-depth look at DENNY O’NEIL and NEAL ADAMS’ award-winning, groundbreaking Green Lantern/Green Arrow—plus an examination of the real-life events that inspired these relevant stories. The unusual pairing of one of Marvel’s hottest writers of the ’70s with DC’s Justice League of America is explored in an exclusive interview with STEVE ENGLEHART. Also: Daredevil and Black Widow, Power Man and Iron Fist, Vision and Scarlet Witch, Cloak and Dagger, and... Aquaman and Deadman (?!). With art by and/or commentary from TERRY AUSTIN, GENE COLAN, GERRY CONWAY, DENYS COWAN, DICK DILLIN, RICHARD HOWELL, RICK LEONARDI, STEVE SKEATES, and more. And a glorious recreation of the cover of Green Lantern #76 by NEAL ADAMS! Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

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Winter 2019 - 84 FULL-COLOR pages

RetroFan #3 celebrates the 40th Anniversary of Superman: The Movie with an exclusive interview with Superman director RICHARD DONNER! ANDY MANGELS dives in to Saturday morning’s undersea adventures of Aquaman! The Oddball World of SCOTT SHAW! unravels Marvel’s wackiest product ever: JIM SALICRUP and MARIE SEVERIN’s Spider-Man and Hulk toilet paper! ERNEST FARINO flips through monster fanzines of the Sixties and Seventies! SCOTT SAAVEDRA grows his own Sea-Monkeys®! Retro Travel to Metropolis, IL, home of the Superman Celebration! Plus: IRWIN ALLEN’s sci-fi universe, Funny Face beverages and collectibles, a fortress of Superman and Batman memorabilia; and more fun, fab features! Edited by Back Issue magazine’s MICHAEL EURY.

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288 page Trade Paperback with COLOR - by Mike Kooiman and Jim Amash

THE QUALITY COMPANION provides the first dedicated look at the prolific Golden Age publisher that spawned a treasure trove of beautiful art and classic characters, including the modern-day “Freedom Fighters”—UNCLE SAM, PHANTOM LADY, BLACK CONDOR, THE RAY, HUMAN BOMB, and DOLL MAN—as well as PLASTIC MAN, BLACKHAWK, and others now under the DC Comics umbrella. It provides the first-ever A-Z in-depth character profiles of every Quality costumed super-hero, many of whom were superbly-produced but are now long-forgotten. It also reprints—in FULL COLOR—nine complete original stories from the 1940s from such rare collector’s items as FEATURE COMICS SMASH COMICS, POLICE COMICS, NATIONAL COMICS, and CRACK COMICS, and features Golden Age art by the top artistic talents of that era, including LOU FINE, REED CRANDALL, JACK COLE, WILL EISNER, JIM MOONEY, and others! There’s a unique full-length history assembled with commentary from many of the major Quality creators and their progeny, and studies that shed new light on the publisher and its partners! Plus: Up-to-date information about Quality characters’ revivals at DC, including Plastic Man’s short-lived 1960s series, and more about the classic Justice League/Justice Society crossover that reintroduced the Quality characters to the DC Comics universe. DC creators instrumental in these revivals are interviewed, including LEN WEIN, ROY THOMAS, James ROBINSON, and JOHN ARCUDI! Written by Mike Kooiman with Jim Amash!

ISBN-13: 978-1-60549-037-3
ISBN-10: 1-60549-037-7

April 2016 - 84 FULL-COLOR pages

While they’re duking it out in the movies, they’re the best of friends in this Batman AND Superman issue of BACK ISSUE (#87, with 84 FULL-COLOR pages, $8.95)! Spotlighting World’s Finest in the Bronze Age, the Super Sons, the Batman–Superman Villain–Partner Swap, Jimmy Olsen and Lois Lane go solo, the Superman/Radio Shack giveaways, and as a nod to Hollywood’s Batman v. Superman, we examine Justice League of America #200: “A League Divided”! Featuring the work of BRIAN BOLLAND, RICH BUCKLER, GERRY CONWAY, JACK KIRBY, Batman and Psychology author DR. TRAVIS LANGLEY, GEORGE PÉREZ, JIM STARLIN, and more. With a vintage Batman/Superman cover by DICK GIORDANO! Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

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February 2020 - 84 FULL-COLOR pages

Back Issue #118 is a Greatest Stories Never Told issue! Alex Ross’ unrealized Fantastic Four reboot, DC: The Lost 1970s (including Joe Simon’s Guardian Angel and Gerry Conway and John Calnan’s Ninja the Invisible), Frank Thorne’s Red Sonja preliminaries, Chris Claremont and Dave Sim’s X-Men/Cerebus, Mike Grell’s Batman/Jon Sable, Larry Hama’s Fury Force, Curt Swan’s lost pages from Ed Hannigan’s Skull and Bones, Steve Englehart and Trevor Von Eeden’s Batman/Mad Hatter, Brian Augustyn and Mike Parobeck’s Target, and Paul Kupperberg’s insider’s look at the ill-fated Impact reboot (with unpublished art by Dave Cockrum, Michael Netzer, and more)! Extra: guest-writer Steve Englehart reveals his connection to the 1989 Batman movie! Featuring an Alex Ross FF black-light cover. Edited by Michael Eury.

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Fall 2018 - 84 FULL-COLOR pages

RetroFan #2 is sure to satiate the trick-or-treat cravings of your inner child! We peek into the tombs of TV horror-hosts ZACHERLEY, VAMPIRA, SEYMOUR, MARVIN, and our cover-featured ELVIRA, interviewed by Monster Mash's MARK VOGER! ANDY MANGELS welcomes us to Saturday morning’s Horrible Hall, home of the Groovie Goolies! SCOTT SAAVEDRA tunes in to the creepy, kooky Bewitched, The Addams Family, and The Munsters! The Oddball World of SCOTT SHAW! takes us on a Jurassic lark through the long-buried Dinosaur Land amusement park! Learn the history of Ben Cooper Halloween costumes in an interview with IRA J. COOPER! Super collector TERRY COLLINS shows off his collection of character lunchboxes! Plus: collecting superhero View-Masters; Sindy, the British Barbie; mood rings, and more fun, fab features! Photo cover spotlighting Elvira herself, CASSANDRA PETERSON! Edited by Back Issue magazine’s MICHAEL EURY.

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February 2008 - 80 pages

BrickJournal 1 (Volume 2) features reports on some of the top events worldwide that are held by the LEGO community, including Northwest Brickcon in the US, and events in Denmark and Germany. There's also interviews with LEGO set designers and other adult LEGO builders, including LEGO Certified Professional Nathan Sawaya! Plus there's step-by-step instructions, new set reviews, and other surprises in every issue!

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May 2012 - 84 pages (now with FULL-COLOR)

BACK ISSUE #56 (84 pages, and now in FULL COLOR, $8.95) lets the “Avengers Assemble,” starring Marvel Comics’ mightiest super-team! This issue features: Writer ROGER STERN’S acclaimed 1980s Avengers run, West Coast Avengers, early Avengers toys, and histories of Hawkeye, Mockingbird, and Wonder Man. Featuring art by and/or commentary from JOHN and SAL BUSCEMA, JOHN BYRNE, BRETT BREEDING, TOM DeFALCO, STEVE ENGLEHART, BOB HALL, AL MILGROM, TOM MORGAN, TOM PALMER, JOE SINNOTT, and more. With a GEORGE PÉREZ cover spotlighting the Avengers’ “Big Three.” Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

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September 2020 - 84 FULL-COLOR pages

Back Issue #121 is our Conan and the Barbarians issue, celebrating the 50th anniversary of Roy Thomas and Barry Windsor-Smith’s Conan #1! The Bronze Age Barbarian Boom, Top 50 Marvel Conan stories, Marvel’s Not-Quite Conans (from Kull to Skull), Arak–Son of Thunder, Warlord action figures, Gray Morrow’s Edge of Chaos, and Conan the Barbarian at Dark Horse Comics. Joining Roy Thomas are Kurt Busiek, Ernie Colon, Chuck Dixon, Mike Grell, Ron Randall, Dann Thomas, Timothy Truman, Marv Wolfman, and many more. Featuring the never-before-published alternate cover for Marvel’s Conan #9, from 1971. Edited by Michael Eury.

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July 2012 - 84 pages (now with FULL-COLOR)

BACK ISSUE #57 (84 pages, and now in FULL COLOR, $8.95) focuses on JENETTE KAHN, former president and publisher of DC Comics, as she tells all in a career-spanning, exclusive interview conducted by ROBERT GREENBERGER. Also: DC’s Dollar Comics and unrealized kids’ line (featuring an aborted Sugar and Spike revival), the Wonder Woman Foundation, and the early days of the Vertigo imprint. Exploring the talents of ROSS ANDRU, KAREN BERGER, STEVE BISSETTE, JIM ENGEL, GARTH ENNIS, NEIL GAIMAN, SHELLY MAYER, ALAN MOORE, GRANT MORRISON, and more. Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

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100 pages - March 2009

Get ready for action, angst, and acne, as Teen Heroes crash BACK ISSUE #33! Cover-featured are the Teen Titans, examined in their 1970s adventures and their fan-favorite 1980s revival, featuring the talents of EDUARDO BARRETO, NICK CARDY, JOSÉ LUIS GARCIA-LOPEZ, GEORGE PÉREZ, BOB ROZAKIS, GEORGE TUSKA, and MARV WOLFMAN. Also: MIKE BARON and JACKSON GUICE talk “Pro2Pro” about the Flash, interviews with TV Billy Batson MICHAEL GRAY and writer STEVE SKEATES, histories of Firestar, Kitty Pryde, Nova, and Power Girl, FABIAN NICIEZA and MARK BAGLEY’s New Warriors, a star-studded art gallery of Legion of Super-Heroes 1970s fashions, James Bond Jr. and ... the Archies! All behind an utterly incredible New Teen Titans cover illustrated by GEORGE PÉREZ and colored by GENE HA! Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

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