Comics Buyer's Guide (1971) comic books 1970 or later

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: a column on internet piracy and comic book covers by Peter David; thoughts on convention panels by Mark Evanier; features on Bone collectible figures, the back issue market, and CGC; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

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This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: a column on the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund by Peter David; thoughts on Bill Finger, Get Smart, and Dave Barry by Mark Evanier; Marvelous memories by Tony Isabella; Spider-Man foes by Fred Hembeck; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: Celebrating 60 Years of Aquaman; Peter David on his stint writing Aquaman; thoughts on Chuck Cuidera by Mark Evanier; an "interview" with Aquaman by Andrew Smith; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Includes letter by George Perez. Cover price $3.50.

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This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: a column on Ghost World by Gwen David (Peter's daughter); a piece on The Web by Craig Shutt; Celebrating 60 years with Archie; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics was published in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11th. Columnists Peter David, Mark Evanier, Tony Isabella, share their thoughts on the tragedy. Plus there're the usual reviews, news items, and more. Includes letter by Kurt Busiek. The cover by Mike Zeck and John Beatty originally appeared on Captain America #284. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: a column on the 9/11 terrorists attacks by Peter David; thoughts on the passing of Johnny Craig by Mark Evanier; features on the various marriages of Superman and Lois Lane; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Includes letter by Jim Valentino. Cover price $3.50.

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This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: a memoriam of fandom pioneer Ronn Foss; a column on Dragon*Con by Peter David; an article about Classics Illustrated comics; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Includes letter by Jo Duffy. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: a column on Smallville by Peter David; an article about smoking in comics by Andrew Smith; thoughts on the lies of Superman by Mark Evanier; 70 years of Dick Tracy by R.C. Harvey; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

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This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: features on Knights of the Dinner Table and Dork Storm Press; a piece on the Justice League cartoon; a column on a night at MIT by Peter David; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Includes a letter by Jim Steranko (in the Captain Comics column). Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: a piece on the Sword of the Atom mini-series by Jan Strnad and Andrew Smith; a feature on the Blackhawks by Tony Isabella; part two of a column on a night at MIT by Peter David; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: a feature on CBG covers; an update on the Spider-Man movie; letters about smoking in comics; thoughts on Warren magazines by Mark Evanier; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: Catching up with Mike Gold; a piece on goofy Silver Age comics by Craig Shutt; brief thoughts on Hirschfeld by Mark Evanier; a piece on Mid-Ohio con by Tony Isabella; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: a piece on Yoshitaka Amano at Marvel; Catching up with Carl Potts; an article on Tigra by Tony Isabella; a feature on oddball comics; a column on the "Hollywoodization" of Marvel Comics by Peter David; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

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This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: a feature on Harry Potter; Catching Up with Denis Kitchen; a piece on Captain Marvel by Andrew Smith; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: a feature on comics based films; Catching Up with Steven Grant; a piece on collecting by Mark Evanier; an article about the first Superman serial; more letters on smoking in comics; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: Archie reviews by Tony Isabella; Catching Up with Paul Smith; Super-hero science by Andrew Smith; the end of comic book speculation by Mark Evanier; Pogo's origin by Walt Kelly; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: Tony Isabella on Oni Press; Catching Up with Jeffrey Moy; patriotic heroes of 1941 by Ron Goulart; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: Catching Up with Elliot S. Maggin; Mark Evanier on mentor Chase Craig; a piece on Superman's adventures in time; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: tributes to the late Dan DeCarlo; Andrew Smith on imbecilic Green Lanterns; Catching Up with Jim Shooter; heroes for hire by Craig Shutt; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Includes letter by Batton Lash. Cover price $3.50.

January 18, 2002. This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: Alex Ross on his limited editions and charitable projects; Catching Up with Mark Nelson; Mark Evanier on how to get a sketch by a favorite artist; The Law is a Ass (about Daredevil) by Bob Ingersoll; a piece on Brave and the Bold by Fred Hembeck; an article about Quality Comics of 1941 by Ron Goulart; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. 10 3/4-in. x 12-in., 60 pages, black and white. Cover price $3.50.

January 25, 2002. This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: Catching Up with Val Mayerik; CGC in a Nutshell; an article on comics-based technology by Andrew Smith; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Includes a letter by Dan Parent. 10 3/4-in. x 12-in., 60 pages, black and white. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: a tribute to the late John Buscema; Catching Up with Barb Kaalberg; a piece on DC's Manhunter revival; an article about comics in liquor stores by Mark Evanier; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

February 8, 2002. This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: a piece on getting religious comics into shops; Catching Up with Brian Murray; a feature on John Buscema by Andrew Smith; an article about Peanuts ghost artist Jim Sasseville; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. 10 3/4-in. x 12-in., 60 pages, black and white. Cover price $3.50.

February 15, 2002. This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: an article about Harlan Ellison's lawsuit against AOL; Alex Ross' Hollywood Press Conference by Mark Evanier; Catching Up with Martin Nodell; paying respects to John Buscema by Peter David; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. 10 3/4-in. x 12-in., 60 pages, black and white. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: a piece on the late Kurt Schaffenberger; Catching Up with Linda Lessmann by Mike Baron; The Law is a Ass (about Daredevil) by Bob Ingersoll; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. 10 3/4-in. x 12-in., 64 pages, black and white. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: an interview with Paul Levitz; an article about comics prose stories by Craig Shutt; a piece on the Gaiman-McFarlane lawsuit; comic strip reviews by Peter David; plus the usual letters, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: a feature on the offices of Marvel and DC; the career of retiring DC president Jenette Kahn; Catching Up with Dean Zachery; The Weirdest Form of Kryptonite by Craig Shutt ; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Includes letters by Tony Isabella and Paul Levitz. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: a piece on Jack Kirby in the '50s; Catching Up with Jim Starlin; a feature on the Silver Age Trickster; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Includes a letter by Dave Sim. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: the cartoon career of the late Chuck Jones; Catching Up with Tim Truman; a Hawkman quiz by Craig Shutt ; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: the 10th anniversary of Image Comics; Catching up with Bernie Wrightson; a piece on strange cartoon crossovers; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Includes letter by Jon Bogdanove. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: features on editor Maggie Thompson's 1,000th issue of CBG ; a piece on the death of Canadian retailer Harry Kremer by Dave Sim; an article about Ted Rall's controversial 9/11 comic strips by R.C. Harvey; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Includes a brief letter by Harlan Ellison. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: Peter David and Joe Quesada's open letters to one another about the impending cancellation of Captain Marvel; Catching Up with Beau Smith ; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: Catching Up with Craig Yoe; a piece on post-code crime comics; an article about Flash's rogues gallery by Craig Shutt; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: Catching Up with James Hudnall; a Hulk quiz by Craig Shutt; a piece on Captain America in 2002; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: a piece on Marvel's the B-Sides; Catching Up with Karl Kesel; an article about Fawcett's baseball comics; an article about Captain America and The Sleepers; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: Catching Up with Barbara Kesel; a feature on Green Lantern by Andrew Smith; Lois and Lana's wacky adventures in Superman's Fortress of Solitude by Craig Shutt; a piece on Akiva Goldsman and Batman Forever by Peter David; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: a piece on Raimi's Spider-Man movie; Catching Up with Diamond Distributor's John Davis; an article about Wonder Wart-Hog; a feature on The Spirit appearing in adult comics; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: a piece on JLA/Avengers; Catching Up with Ted Halsted; a feature on races between Superman and Flash; a feature on Dark Horse's Universal Monsters comics; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: a lengthy Spider-Man movie reviews by Tony Isabella and Peter David; a tribute to the late Robert Kanigher; Catching Up with Mort Walker; a piece on Silver/Golden Age Green Lantern team-ups; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: a piece on Charlton's Zaza; Catching Up with Brent Anderson; Sgt. Rock's Secret Origin; a feature on the Spider-Man movie by Peter David; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: a tribute to the late Dave Berg; a feature on retro '80s comics; Catching Up with Steve Rude; a test on Thor's early villains by Craig Shutt; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: a piece on Hip Flask; Catching Up with Irwin Hasen; Batman's Mystery Date by Craig Shutt; a piece on 9/11 comics by Peter David; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: Catching Up with Carmine Infantino; a piece on the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund; Spider-Man's "secret" identity by Craig Shutt; column on Hulk by Peter David; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: Brian Michael Bendis on Spider-Man and secret identities; Catching Up with Julius Schwartz; a column by Peter David on the Comic Wars book; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: a piece on Marvel's U-Decide fiasco; an article about 21 Down; a column by Peter David on Brian Hibbs' lawsuit against Marvel; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: Two Decades of CBG Fan Awards; an obituary of Vince Fago; an interview with Joe Quesada; a piece on comics grading; "What do Cons Owe Creators" by Peter David; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: a piece on comic book science; Catching Up with Grass Green; the 50th anniversary of war comics; the '90s comics boom; R.C. Harvey converses with Milton Caniff; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: the origins of Metamorpho; articles on Wizard World; Catching Up with Bob Almond; obituaries for Tom Sutton and Ward Kimball; Peter David on sequels; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: a feature on Heritage auctions; Catching Up with Disney's "Nine Old Men"; a quiz on Spider-Man's real beginnings; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.

This issue of the world's longest-running magazine about comics includes the following: the return of columnist Heidi MacDonald to CBG; a piece on the Masters of the Universe comics; a piece on E.C.'s M.D. comic book series; plus the usual reviews, news items, and more. Cover price $3.50.