Comic Adaptations in this case doesn’t mean what they are altogether. Instead for April Fools Day, we’re going to list all of people’s opinions. Well, […]
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Doctor Doom: How The FF Nemesis Made A Revolutionary Change
Doctor Doom, easily the most recognizable Marvel villain of all time. Since his creation by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, Doom‘s modus operandi has been […]
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James Robinson: How Publishers Cheat Out Of The Golden Age
James Robinson is one of those creators I’ve been trying to cover for a long time. Well it’s now or never because I’ve been getting […]
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Alex Ross: A Comics Renaissance Man For All Time
Alex Ross is a comic artist that has serves as one of the most famous in the business. In fact he’s so notable that during […]
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Gerry Conway: Don’t Mess With His Characters
Gerry Conway is a name people will hear as a result of Spider-Man and the Punisher. But it’s all for a solid reason, he believes […]
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Dwayne McDuffie: The Battle To Stand Out and Include
The legacy of the late Dwayne McDuffie is one about reexamination of popular subjects. Not one to shy away from serious matters, McDuffie goes out […]
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Neal Adams: Because Passions Are Too Powerful To Stop
Neal Adams, now there’s a name people love to bring up. The man has a unique style about him that just makes everybody feel good. […]
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James Robinson’s Fantastic Four: A Delayed Cancellation
It was 2014, Marvel was releasing it’s All-New Marvel NOW! brand, one of the least notable was James Robinson‘s Fantastic Four. Marvel’s first family was […]
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Mark Waid: How To Look At Nostalgia With A New Perspective
Fracadactyl speaking with another bit of Creator Highlights. Now here’s a name I can never manage to avoid without seeing something by him. Mark Waid […]
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Jonathan Hickman On How To Do Ensemble Epics
Hello Netizens, Fracadactyl here. Today on Creator Highlights, we’ll be going over one writer who a few long runners can learn from. Jonathan Hickman writer […]
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