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From the alleyways of Gotham City in Batman Comics to the streets of Manhattan on NBC’s Law & Order, few writers bridged comics, animation, film, and television as successfully as Gerry Conway. He shaped modern comics with landmark runs on Amazing Spider-Man, Justice League, Batman, Firestorm, and countless others. And as creator and co-creator of enduring icons including The Punisher, Killer Croc, Firestorm, and Jason Todd-Robin, this trailblazer brought humanity, consequence, and emotional realism to sequential storytelling in ways that ripple to today. As the entertainment world mourns his recent passing, Batguys Return presents our conversation on the craft.
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Part 2 of 2. Klaus Janson is an artist eminence who is best known for his collaboration with Frank Miller on Daredevil and The Dark Knight Returns. In fact he knows how to do every comics creative role from writing to pencilling to inking and coloring.
He’s revered amongst colleagues and students …
Season One of BATGUYS RETURN has begun, with over 20 epic professional-to-professional episodes on the craft and industry of comics and cartooning...or as we like to call it: sequential storytelling. Veteran Batman franchise editor Jordan B. Gorfinkel (Gorf) and sidekick/producer Jeff Thacher plumb…
Part 1 of 2. Klaus Janson is an artist eminence who is best known for his collaboration with Frank Miller on Daredevil and The Dark Knight Returns. In fact he knows how to do every comics creative role from writing to pencilling to inking and coloring.
He’s revered amongst colleagues and students …
Artist Lynn Johnston is the creator of For Better or For Worse, the beloved daily comic strip featured for decades in newspapers worldwide. This episode, we plunge into the world of comic strips, newspaper syndication, and what it's like to be an artist before, during - and even after - wild succes…
Part 2 of 2. The conversation continues with Part 2: Jim Shooter (R.I.P.) was the youngest writer in DC Comics history (13 years old!), and later the Editor-In-Chief at Marvel Comics during a seminal period of upheaval and evolution. Jim gave us the full spread of his sharp opinions, no-nonsense in…
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