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American Comics Go to Hell
The Comics Go to Hell: A Visual History of the Devil in Comics by Fredrik Strömberg. Review by David Kerekes
David Kerekes
7th April 2018
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The Comics Go to Hell: A Visual History of the Devil in Comics by Fredrik Strömberg. Review by David Kerekes
Why is this the most hated man in American? The Al Goldstein Story has it all…
We didn’t know this when putting together Mark Goodall’s Gathering of the Tribe, but are pleased to report that Deathpile’s G.R.—also covered in Jennifer Wallis’ book Fight Your Own War—is now available on vinyl. Limited to 500 copies.
Following the closure of the doors on the very famous Chelsea Hotel, Manhattan, Headpress asked some of its authors for their comments on the matter. Here are some thoughts from Simon Morrison, author of Discombobulated: Dispatches from the Wrong Side.
Some months ago I chanced upon a DVD called Superhero Fan Film Collection 2005 [pictured left]. Everything about it smacked of copyright genocide, from the ripped-off Alex Ross art on the front of the poorly printed sleeve, to the thumbnail images of iconic Marvel and DC characters spattered about the back.
To answer to question: “Hi—Is the new edition of Killing for Culture ever going to come out? Presumably not, just thought I’d find out for sure.”
Dead: A Celebration of Mortality (2015; Charles Saatchi). Review by Jennifer Wallis.
A report from the Tower Transmissions V Festival, 25-26 September 2015, Dresden, by Richard Stevenson.
Andy Murray is the author of Into The Unknown The Fantastic Life of Nigel Kneale (Revised Updated). Here he talks about working with the man who invented modern television.
An interview with Dan Kinem, director of Adjust Your Tracking: The Untold Story of the VHS Collector.
Power Snatched artwork by L Jamal Walton
Power Snatched artwork by L Jamal Walton
