Comics Interview (1983) comic books 1984-1991
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Issue #7
Published Jan 1984 by Comics Interview.$6.49
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Cover by Tod Smith and Mike DeCarlo. In this issue: A talk with Tod Smith and Mike DeCarlo on The Omega Men. Plus: TV star Robert Culp on I Spy, Greatest American Hero and Hulk; veteran inker Jack Abel speaks his mind on DC and Marvel's early days; a conversation with Phil Foglio, Freff and Melissa Ann Singer, the creators of D'Arc Tangent; and Mike Lake and Nick Landau on Judge Dredd, 2000 AD and Nemesis. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #8
Published Feb 1984 by Comics Interview.$6.00
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Cover by Steve Rude. In this issue: Steven Grant and Mike Baron talk Nexus, Badger and Whisper. Plus: Batman! Superman! JLA! The Teen Titans! The Outsiders! Listen in on a real plotting session for World's Finest Comics #300 with Mike W. Barr, Roger Slifer and David Anthony Kraft. Also in this issue: British editor Richard Burton gabs about Judge Dredd, 2000 AD, IPC and Eagle Comics; Zippy the Pinhead - is Bill Griffith having fun yet?; colorist Tom Ziuko; and a conversation with Warren Reece, the king of comics collecting. Cover price $1.95.
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Issue #10
Published Jun 1984 by Comics Interview.$6.49
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Cover by Michael Hernandez and Tom Yeates. In this issue: a first look at Aztec Ace! The word from Doug "Moses" Moench (part 1)! Plus: a wacky interview with Steve Leialoha - Star Wars, Coyote, Howard the Duck and Starlin are discussed with the Marvel artist; TV and comics writer Christy Marx on Red Sonja, Sisterhood of Steel and Conan; a rap with sales rep Mark Hamlin on Comico's early days - independents vs. the establishment; and colorist Anthony Tollin on The Shadow, Green Lantern and the JLA. Cover price $1.95.
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Issue #13
Published Jul 1984 by Comics Interview.$4.00
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More pages! More interviews! More fun! In this issue: from Marvel to the movies! Conan II! A confab with Gerry Conway, who also discusses Avengers, JLA, Fantastic Four and Firestorm. Plus: Ernie Colon calls 'em as he sees 'em as he talks Conan, Amethyst, Richie Rich and Casper the Ghost; porno princess Kelly Nichols on comics collecting; and from Carl Barks to Muhammad Ali, Don Rosa gabs about his comics and stories (including Pertwillaby Papers and Captain Kentucky). Cover price $2.25.
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Issue #15
Published Sep 1984 by Comics Interview.$5.00
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Cover by Tim Truman. More pages! More interviews! More fun! In this issue: Grimjack! John Ostrander and Tim Truman on that series, plus Starslayer. Also: from Howard the Duck to Void Indigo with Marvel artist Val Mayerik; beyond ElfQuest, as Richard Pini and Colleen Doran discuss A Distant Soil; an interview with indexer George Olshevsky - Official History of the Marvel Universe; and Steve Gerber on Void Indigo. Cover price $2.25.
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Issue #16
Published Oct 1984 by Comics Interview.$4.00
Cover by Dan Jurgens and Karl Kesel. In this issue: Legion of Super-Heroes! Dual dialogues with DC's Paul Levitz and Dan Jurgens. Plus: Deadman creator Arnold Drake spills the story of his own secret wars, and discusses X-Men, Teen Titans and Star Trek; Doctor Who artist Dave Gibbons gabs about the British comics brain drain, along with Green Lantern and Superman; and a free comic preview of Southern Knights. Cover price $2.25.
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Issue #17
Published Nov 1984 by Comics Interview.$7.49
Cover by Bill Willingham. In this issue: Elementals! Do comics and religion mix? Bill Willingham doesn't think so, and also talks Dungeons & Dragons. Plus: from Tarzan to The Lone Ranger with Golden Age great Gaylord Dubois; from The Spirit to The Spectre, a gab with artist Jerry Grandenetti; Joe Colquhoun on Charley's War and Eagle Comics; Sandy Plunkett talks Marvel Fanfare, Defenders and Conan; and Flo Steinberg remembers Marvel's early days. Cover price $2.25.
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Issue #18
Published Dec 1984 by Comics Interview.$4.49
Cover by Scott McCloud. In this issue: Zot! Charting the universe of rising star Scott McCloud. Plus: Carol Kalish calls 'em as she sees 'em as she discusses Marvel's behind-the-scenes; Rod Reed on writing the original Captain Marvel, and talks Batman and Whiz; and Heavy Metal artist Arthur Suydam muses about music, movies and mudwogs, and talks Cholly & Flytrap and Echoes of Futurepast. Cover price $2.25.
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Issue #19A
Published Jan 1984 by Comics Interview.$7.00
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In this issue: Judge Dredd vs. Batman? You can help it happen! British superstar artist Brian Bolland spills the big secret! Plus: straight from the horse's mouth...Arn Saba - a conversation with the creator of Neil the Horse! And: salute to American Flagg's Leslie Zahler - Crystal Gayle Marakova's real life counterpart talks about coloring! Cover by Brian Bolland. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #19B
Published Jan 1985 by Comics Interview.$8.00
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Special Edition. Interviews with Brian Bolland and Neil The Horse's Arn Saba. Bolland cover. Prestige format squarebound. Cover price $4.95.
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Issue #20
Published Feb 1985 by Comics Interview.$7.00
Cover by Keith Giffen and Rick Bryant. In this issue: Wally Wood's T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents! A dialog with Deluxe Comics' Dave Singer! Plus: a conversation with X-Men artist Dave Cockrum - from the Nightcrawler mini-series to the new Futurians; Tom Bierbaum and Mary Bierbaum on T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents and Legion of Super-Heroes; what's next for artist Keith Giffen - from Lightning to Spider-Man to Batman to the Ambush Bug and beyond; what's hot and what's not - Chambana Comix Club lets it all hang out; Greg Theakston talks Super Powers; and Arn Saba (part 2) on Neil the Horse. Cover price $2.25.
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Issue #21
Published Mar 1985 by Comics Interview.$6.00
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Cover by Mike Saenz. In this issue: Comics by computer! Shatter - Mike Saenz shares art secrets. Plus: outspoken Marvel animator Rick Hoberg - from Spider-Man to Star Wars to Tarzan, from cartoons to comics; software creator Jon King tells how you can do your own comic with a computer; death of the Micronauts - Kelley Jones has big plans for the future; and Matt Jorgensen on Outrider. Cover price $2.25.
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Issue #24
Published 1985 by Comics Interview.$5.49
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Cover by Sal Buscema. In this issue: from Silver Surfer to Spider-Man to Walter Simonson's Thor, Marvel superstar artist Sal Buscema breaks his long silence; a talk with the team of Max Collins and Terry Beatty on Ms. Tree, Dick Tracy, The P.I.'s and Mike Mist; and Karen Berger discusses Swamp Thing and Amethyst. Plus: ever wonder how to get a letter into your favorite comic? T.M. Maple, mystery man, got over 500 printed! Cover price $2.25.
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Issue #28
Published 1985 by Comics Interview.$4.00
In this issue: X-Factor! You've read the hype -- now find out the facts! Artist X-traordinaire Jackson Guice jawbones about mutant mania, and also talks Southern Knights and Micronauts. Plus: inside stories of the industry from inker Bruce D. Patterson, who discusses Green Lantern, Camelot 3000 and Spider-Man. Also: Golden Age great William Woolfolk (part 1) tells tales of legendary times on Captain Marvel and Spirit. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #29
Published 1985 by Comics Interview.$6.00
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Cover by Michael T. Gilbert. In this issue: Swamp Thing vs. Mr. Monster? The master plans of Elric artist Michael T. Gilbert, including Moorcock's Stormbringer. Plus: from John Byrne to the Grateful Dead - an interview with letterer/editor Mike Higgins; bestselling writer William Woolfolk (part 2) rips the lid off the Golden Age; and a bonus, totally superfluous guide to Teen Titans! Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #30
Published 1986 by Comics Interview.$7.00
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Cover by Keith Pollard. In this issue: scripter Peter David pumps new life into Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man! Plus: Jan Strnad sounds off about Dalgoda, Sword of the Atom, Flesh & Bones and Mutant World; Brent Anderson on Ka-Zar and Somerset Holmes, and tells why he turned down X-Men; and Anglo artist Angus McKie on So Beautiful & So Dangerous. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #32
Published 1986 by Comics Interview.$7.00
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Cover by Stephen Bissette. In this issue: Swamp Thing...dead at 50? From Swamp Thing to Cloak and Dagger - is Stephen Bissette comics' next superstar? Plus: best-selling SF author Alfred Bester reveals his comics roots, and talks The Stars My Destination and 1940's comics. Also: the Marmaduke newspaper strip's master Brad Anderson on thirty years of syndicated success. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #33
Published 1986 by Comics Interview.$8.00
Cover by Alan Weiss. In this issue: Steelgrip Starkey foreman Alan Weiss (part 1) previews Marvel's new hardhat hero, and gabs about Daredevil. Plus: two-fisted tales of ex-New York cabbie Rick Parker, the unknown letterer, who discusses Marvel and the New York art scene. Also: Fantasia's forgotten forefather Jules Engel on Bambi, Mr. Magoo and fifty years of animation. And: John Lennon...Spielberg...Cheech & Chong - the mad times of movie artist Paul Power. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #34
Published 1986 by Comics Interview.$6.00
Cover by Bill Sienkiewicz. In this issue: Elektra: Assassin! To fight the killer elite, you'd have to be crazy! Ex-New Mutants madman artist Bill Sienkiewicz on his superstar team-up with Frank Miller. Plus: TV scribe Marty Pasko gives the real story of his stints on Swamp Thing and Superman, and also talks E-Man and Star Trek; Badger, Hero Alliance and T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents inker Rick Bryant on the long and winding road to recognition; and Alan Weiss (part 2) on Warlock and the KISS rock comic. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #35
Published 1986 by Comics Interview.$5.49
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Cover by Mark Propst. In this issue: Aristocratic Xtraterrestrial Time-Traveling Thieves (or X-Thieves) - the B&W blockbuster is hot and getting hotter! From Southern Knights to X-Thieves - can Henry Vogel and Mark Propst do it again? Plus: Denny O'Neil talks Batman, Daredevil and Green Lantern - twenty years in the big time. And: Squeak the Mouse's controversial publisher Bernd Metz - not one to be bound by customs. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #36
Published 1986 by Comics Interview.$8.00
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In this issue: new universe! Marvel's Epic editor Archie Goodwin gabs about the real story of the 'new universe,' and also discusses Star Wars, Creepy and Eerie. Plus: DC's master of Metalzoic Pat Mills on Doctor Who, 2000 AD, Judge Dredd and Dan Dare. Also: sexploitation? It's all a bum rap, says Bill Black, who discusses Femforce, Dragonfly and the ups and downs of Americomics. And: inker extraordinaire Joe Rubinstein (part 1) talks Spider-Man and Superman. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #39
Published 1986 by Comics Interview.$3.49
Wolverine/Mr. X cover by Dean Motter. In this issue's X-travaganza: of money, mirth and mutants - a wacky interview with Walter Simonson and Louise Simonson on X-Factor and Power Pack. Plus: mysterious Mr. X mentor Dean Motter - his secret origin; Dave Ross (part 1) chats about Alpha Flight and Blue Beetle; Dave Darrigo (part 1) on The Wordsmith; J. Marc DeMatteis (part 2) talks Captain America and Moonshadow; and Ann Nocenti on Longshot, Daredevil, X-Men and New Mutants. Cover price $3.50.
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Issue #41
Published 1986 by Comics Interview.$4.00
Cover by Jack Kirby. In this issue: Jack Kirby! The King of Comics calls 'em as he sees 'em and discusses Stan Lee and Marvel. Plus: a rap with the M.C. of 3-D, Todd Reis - sculptor to the stars; Texas rides again - the crew at Elite Comics tells what's new; and Bob Burden (part 2) on Flaming Carrot and Robot Nites. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #45
Published 1987 by Comics Interview.$8.00
Cover by Moebius. In this issue: Moebius at Marvel, plus Heavy Metal, Pilote, Alien and Tron. Also: Roger Armstrong - ghost artist gabs about Little Lulu, Bugs Bunny, Flintstones and Porky Pig; Jean-Marc Lofficier; DC's Richard Bruning (part 1) on Dark Knight and Watchmen; DC's Bob Rozakis (part 1) talks Superman and Centurians; and Bill Woggon and Barb Rausch (part 1) on Katy Keene, Vicki Valentine and Neil the Horse - why modest sales are much better than a million. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #48A
Published 1987 by Comics Interview.$6.49
Cover by Dave Gibbons. In this issue: Who watches the Watchmen? We all will in the Watchmen movie! Plus: Alan Moore bids farewell to comics...at least for now! Also: want to know more about the world of the Watchmen? Gaming writers Daniel Greenberg and Ray Winninger spill secrets of the Watchmen role-playing game! And: a rap with reviewer R.A. Jones - from Amazing Heroes to Dark Wolf! Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #49
Published 1987 by Comics Interview.$8.00
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Cover by Ted Boonthanakit. In this issue: MICRA science fiction series a success! From Thailand to South Africa to MICRA with artist Ted Boonthanakit. Plus: Lamar Waldron and Susan Barrows - of wayout weddings, Lightrunner and MICRA. Also: from Dracula to Marvel's Avengers and Squadron Supreme - drama is Bob Hall's game...comics is his fame. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #51
Published Dec 1987 by Comics Interview.$5.49
Cover by the Pander Bros. In this issue: Arnold Pander and Jacob Pander on Grendel and Max Headroom - offbeat artists conquer Comico! Plus: Comico's Diana Schutz and Bob Schreck sound off on Gumby, Max Headroom and Grendel; fifth anniversary fun with Pecht and Giovinco - things to come at Comico; and Comico publisher Phil LaSorda. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #52
Published Jan 1988 by Comics Interview.$6.00
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Cover by Goseki Kojima. Lone Wolf & Cub Special! In this issue: Frank Miller interviews Kazuo Koike and Goseki Kojima on Lone Wolf & Cub and Japanese comics. Plus: Frank Miller speaks his mind on Dark Knight, Elektra and Ronin. And from raw talent to raw fish, some conversations with the First Comics crew: publisher Rick Obadiah talks Lone Wolf & Cub and manga; editor Rick Oliver on Lone Wolf & Cub; Paul Guinan gabs about Lone Wolf & Cub, Badger, Nexus and American Flagg; and sales manager Kurt Goldzung on Sable, American Flagg, Badger and Nexus. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #53
Published Feb 1988 by Comics Interview.$8.00
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Cover by Wayne Vansant. In this issue: Marvel's The 'Nam! An explosive interview with writer Doug Murray on The 'Nam, The Merc and Savage Tales. Plus: The 'Nam artist Wayne Vansant - no faking...no flak; Joyce Brabner discusses Real War Stories and American Splendor; and Bill Sienkiewicz on Real War Stories. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #54
Published Mar 1988 by Comics Interview.$7.49
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Cover pencils by Paul Ryan. In this issue: 'new universe'! From Captain America to Thor to the new 'new universe,' Mark Gruenwald on Marvel's next moves! Plus: June Foray talks Rocky & Bullwinkle, Cinderella and the Smurfs; Atari's marketing master Neil Harris - from computers to comics; letterer Bill Oakley on Man-Thing, Dracula and Frankenstein; and Steve Schanes (part 1) discusses Pacific Comics' failure. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #55
Published Apr 1988 by Comics Interview.$6.00
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Cover by Willie Peppers. In this issue: Southern Knights! What's next for Henry Vogel? Still crazy after all those issues! Plus: super artist Willie Peppers on Southern Knights, Dragon, Magna-Man and Cadets - dragons, mutants and superheroes. Also: Steve Schanes (part 2) on Tarzan, California Raisins, and the rise and fall of Pacific Comics - how he gambled...and lost! Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #56
Published 1988 by Comics Interview.$7.00
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In this issue: Excalibur...Marvel's mirthful mutant mag! Chris Claremont discusses the cosmic comedy caper. Plus: Batman artist Jerry Robinson on the Golden Age of comics (part 1). And: cartoonists Orsak and Peyer on Captain 'Cuse. Cover by Alan Davis and Paul Neary. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #60
Published Oct 1988 by Comics Interview.$6.49
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Cover by Wendy Pini. In this issue: the ten year saga of an "overnight success" - Wendy Pini and Richard Pini on ElfQuest: Siege at Blue Mountain. Plus: sex in comics - Marco Lupoi on words and pictures Italian style, Fumo di China and Spider-Man. Also: Jackson Gillis discusses Superman, Lassie and Lost in Space - TV scripter tells all. Cover price $3.50.
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Issue #62
Published Dec 1988 by Comics Interview.$7.49
Cover by John Buscema. In this issue: boss of the bullpen John Buscema - top Marvel artist talks Wolverine, Hulk and Conan. Plus: Al Williamson on Wolverine, Daredevil, Star Wars and Hulk. Also: Bob Harras discusses Wolverine, X-Men and S.H.I.E.L.D. Cover price $3.50.
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Issue #67
Published Mar 1989 by Comics Interview.$8.00
In this issue: Howard's heroes! Roy Thomas (part 2) breathes new life into a classic cast of savage heroes, discusses Conan, Kull and Red Sonja. Plus: from DC to First to DC - maverick editor Mike Gold (part 1) on Batman, Watchmen, Superman and the Flash. Also: from DC to Dark Horse - Ron Randall gabs about Dragonlance, Trekker and Swamp Thing. Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #68
Published Apr 1989 by Comics Interview.$3.49
Cover by Mark A. Nelson. In this issue: a madcap interview with Mark Verheiden and Mark A. Nelson on Aliens, The Phantom, The American, Predator, Badger and Airboy. Plus: Roy Thomas (part 3) gabs about Young All-Stars and Infinity Inc. Also: Mike Gold (part 2) discusses Spider-Man, Batman and Bugs Bunny. Cover price $3.50.
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Issue #69
Published May 1989 by Comics Interview.$8.00
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Cover by Mike Grell. In this issue: 007! Jim Lawrence - a rap with the writer of James Bond, Green Hornet, The Hardy Boys and more! Plus: 007 artist Mike Grell - from Green Arrow: Longbow Hunters to Warlord to Robin Hood; dossier on James Bond literature; and Anthea Shackleton - from Paris, Dargaud's global sales guru gabs. Cover price $3.95.
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Issue #70
Published Jun 1989 by Comics Interview.$6.00
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In this issue: Batman...the movie! Screenwriter Sam Hamm on what they left out of his script or changed. Plus: treatment writer Steve Englehart - Robin to have died in the first 45 seconds. Also: Bob Kane doesn't dig Dark Knight. And: Dick Sprang talks. Photo cover of Michael Keaton and Kim Basinger. Cover price $4.50.
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Issue #73
Published Sep 1989 by Comics Interview.$4.00
Cover by Wendy Pini. In this issue: from ElfQuest to TV's fantasy fave Beauty and the Beast - Wendy Pini tells all! Plus: The Album Shops - go on location to Paris, France! And: from Journey to Mr. Monster to Jonny Quest with William Messner-Loebs - independents vs. mainstream! Cover price $3.95.
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Issue #74
Published Oct 1989 by Comics Interview.$6.00
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Cover by William Stout. In this issue: Jack's Joker...look who's smirking now! Movie critic Jay Boyar gives an inner view of Jack Nicholson's portrayal of the Joker. Plus: Movie artist and dean of the dinosaurs William Stout (part 1) on Conan, Tarzan and Little Annie Fanny; Matt Groening talks Life in Hell; and Marv Wolfman discusses Batman. Cover price $3.95.
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Issue #77
Published Jan 1990 by Comics Interview.$7.49
Interviews with Dean Motter and Mark Askwith (on The Prisoner), William Van Horn, actress Yvonne Craig and Batman movie executive producers Michael Uslan and Ben Melnicker. Cover price $4.50.
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Issue #80
Published Apr 1990 by Comics Interview.$5.10
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Cover by Ed Hannigan. In this issue: Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight! Ed Hannigan on (re)creating the secret origin of the Batman. Plus: Tom Sutton on Creepy, Man-Thing, Grimjack and Squalor. Also: John Celardo - from Tarzan to Buz Sawyer. Cover price $3.95.
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Issue #82
Published Jun 1990 by Comics Interview.$4.00
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In this issue: Miller's RoboCop movie! Frank Miller on RoboCop 2, plus a first look at his new Give Me Liberty, Hard Boiled and Elektra Lives Again! Also: Dan Barry (part 2) gabs about Flash Gordon, Tarzan and Mickey Spillane; Peter Laird on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film; and stuntman Paul Beahm discusses the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles fil Cover price $4.50.
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Issue #88
Published Nov 1990 by Comics Interview.$8.00
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Flash TV series photo cover. In this issue: Flash - TV triumph...or travesty? Series writer/producer Danny Bilson speaks, and also raps about the Rocketeer film. Plus: a Silver Age 'Flash' back with Julius Schwartz; Milan, Italy's Fulvia Serra - from Corto Maltese to Linus; and Jerry Dumas on Beetle Bailey and Hi & Lois. Cover price $3.95.
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Issue #93
Published Mar 1991 by Comics Interview.$6.49
Robin and Batman cover by Tom Lyle. In this issue: is Tim Drake a dead duck? Tom Lyle on Robin's return! Plus: from barbarian to the new boy wonder - Chuck Dixon discusses Robin; Chester Brown gabs about Yummy Fur and Ed the Happy Clown; and Rémy Bastien (part 2) on American comics in Mexico - comics crisis in a Catholic country. Cover price $3.95.
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Issue #103
Published Dec 1991 by Comics Interview.$4.00
In this issue: Neil Gaiman - from Sandman to Books of Magic...and Batman! Plus: Dick Ayers' memories of the early Marvel Age; a Golden Age gab with Jim Mooney; and Australian artist of Air Hawk John Dixon (part 2). Cover price $3.95.
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