Originally published March 11, 1994, in Comics Buyer’s Guide #1060
What’s that you say?
You’re publishing a magazine that’s not burning up the sales charts? People aren’t talking about you? You want people to notice you, and you’ll do whatever it takes, no matter now sleazy… so long as you stay juuuust this side of a libel action?
My friends, the answer is simple: Controversy.
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Kim Metzger offers the following thought:
“Will the tea partiers who have been elected refuse the health plan offered to members of congress?”
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Originally published March 4, 1994, in Comics Buyer’s Guide #1059
One line.
New York Newsday gave him one dámņ line. A one line obit to the man whose artistry and vision shaped a generation of comic fans and professionals.
And it had three errors.
It read: “Jack Kirby, 76, the artist who with writer Joe Simon created such comic book superheroes as “Spiderman” and “The Incredible Hulk,” died Sunday of heart failure in California.”
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