Showing posts with label Will Eisner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Will Eisner. Show all posts
Saturday, July 4, 2015
Friday, March 6, 2015
Happy 98th Birthday Will Eisner!
Will Eisner is the great old man of comics. He started out at the birth of comics, in the late 30's as a young, enthusiastic comic creator hopeful. Eisner grew up in Brooklyn with a painter father who had difficulty bringing in enough money to feed his family. This instilled in young Eisner a valuation for art and the impetus to work hard. In the late 30's he would start a "packaging" shop with Jerry Iger where they would make the contents of a whole comic and sell it to a publisher.
Saturday, May 25, 2013
The Great Comic Book Heroes, Golden Age goodness! Edited by Jules Feiffer
When I was an impressionable kid, I would spend hours pouring over the books at my local library. One book in particular I would come back to again and again and again. It was The Great Comic Book Heroes edited by Jules Feiffer.
The Great Comic Book Heroes was a
distillation of the dawn of the superhero comics in the early 1940’s.
Labels:
Batman,
Bill Everett,
Bob Kane,
DC Comics,
golden age,
Hawkman,
Jack Cole,
Jerry Siegel,
Marvel Comics,
Plastic Man,
Siegel and Shuster,
Spectre,
Spirit,
Sub-Mariner,
Superman,
Will Eisner,
Wonder Woman
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