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NORTHERN SANTA BARBARA COUNTY’S NEWS AND ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY > MARCH 14 - MARCH 21, 2019 > VOL. 20 NO. 2 > WWW.SANTAMARIASUN.COM AT THE MOVIES 1 Marvel at the Captain [33] Sunshine Week Breaking down public access to government records [10] Lompoc cracks down Former Hancock student Get down with some NEWS on overnight parking [7] ARTS wins LA Opera contest [29] EATS celery root [35] We are pleased to recognize our Major Sponsors. New Times Media Group Allen’s Quality Plumbing MARCH 14 -MARCH 21, 2019 VOL. 20 NO. 2 Court Appointed Special Advocates he American Society of Newspaper Editors started Donna Randolph State Farm Agency Sunshine Week in 2005 to celebrate access to public Local Copies, Etc. information. In 2019, it runs from March 10 through 15. And this year, we’re participating by talking about American General Media T the Sun staff’s own gallivants through the morass of public Orcutt Pioneer records, national headlines that wouldn’t have been possible FREEDOM: It’s amazing what you can without the Freedom of Information Act, and what losing local 2 get access to if you ask for it. Community Bank of Santa Maria Five Star Grafix, Inc. newspapers means for your pocketbook, health, and democratic Emerald Wave Radio Oliveiras Restoration engagement. In this week’s cover story, you can check out what George J. Majoue, Honda of Santa Maria freedom brings, if you just ask [10]. 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    Comic Book Biography: Keith Giffen by Rik Offenberger It’s one of the better creator stories of the past couple of years. After a stretch where he could barely get a nod of recognition from Marvel or DC, Keith Giffen is experiencing a career renaissance rarely seen. While he was a major force to contend with in comics in the later ‘80s and ‘90s, thanks to his work on Legion of Super- Heroes and Justice League, both titles ultimately went through major shifts in tone, and as their directions changed, so did their writer. For a long-ish period, it seemed that Giffen was gone from comics as well. His name would pop up occasionally, but for the most part, comics seemed to have moved on, and Giffen wasn’t on the train. Give it a few years, and things do change. With a solid foundation based in translating popular manga series, and some new superhero work through Boom! Studios, Giffen is back in full force, overseeing not one, but two major events: Annihilation at Marvel and 52 at DC. It’s a comeback that would make not only any of Giffen’s contemporaries, but…well, any creator working in mainstream comics jealous. During some of his rare free time, we sat down with Giffen for a look back, around, and forward. Newsarama: Keith, let's just jump into it at the beginning - where did you study art? Keith Giffen: The Little Falls public library. I didn't really have any formal art training and it shows. The year I spent at the NY School of Visual Arts was a faux hippie, metaphysical nightmare and the night courses I took at the DuCret School only reinforced what I'd already pulled from the library's books.