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Twomorrows Publishing Update TwoMorrows Publishing SAVE Update W 15 HEN % O YO SUMMER 2012 RDE U ONL R KIRBY COLLECTOR #59 DRAW! #23 BRICKJOURNAL #20 INE! “Kirby Vault!” Rarities from the “King” of PATRICK OLIFFE interview and demo, LEGO SUPERHEROES! Behind-the-scenes comics: Personal correspondence, private career of AL WILLIAMSON examined by of the DC and Marvel Comics sets, plus a THE BEST IN COMICS photos, collages, rare Marvelmania art, ANGELO TORRES, BRET BLEVINS, MARK feature on GREG HYLAND, the artist of the AND LEGO MAGAZINES! bootleg album covers, sketches, transcript SCHULTZ, TOM YEATES, ALEX ROSS, superhero comic books in each box! Also, of a 1969 VISIT TO THE KIRBY HOME RICK VEITCH, and others, MIKE MANLEY other superhero work by ALEX SCHRANZ $ $ (where Jack answers the questions YOU’D and BRET BLEVINS’ “Comic Art and our cover artist OLIVIER CURTO. Plus, • Digital Editions available: 2.95- 3.95! ask in ‘69), MARK EVANIER, pencil art Bootcamp”, a “Rough Critique” of a new- JARED K. BURKS’ regular column on from the FOURTH WORLD, CAPTAIN comer’s work by BOB McLEOD, art supply minifigure customization, building tips, • Back Issue & Alter Ego now full-color! AMERICA, MACHINE MAN, SILVER reviews by “Crusty Critic” JAMAR step-by-step “You Can Build It” instruc- SURFER GRAPHIC NOVEL, and more! NICHOLAS, and more! tions, and more! • Lower international shipping rates! (104-page magazine with COLOR) $10.95 (84-page magazine with COLOR) $7.95 (84-page FULL-COLOR magazine) $8.95 SUBSCRIBE AT: www.twomorrows.com (Digital Edition) $3.95 • Ships May 2012 (Digital Edition) $2.95 • Ships July 2012 (Digital Edition) $3.95 • Ships July 2012 BACK ISSUE #57 BACK ISSUE #58 BACK ISSUE #59 BACK ISSUE #60 BACK ISSUE #61 JENETTE KAHN interviewed by ROBERT “JLA in the Bronze Age”! The “Satellite “Toon Comics!” History of Space Ghost in “Halloween Heroes and Villains”! JEPH “Tabloids and Treasuries,” spotlighting every GREENBERGER, DC’s Dollar Comics and Years” of the ‘70s and early ‘80s, with comics, Comico’s Jonny Quest and Star LOEB and TIM SALE’s chiller Batman: The all-new tabloid from the 1970s. Superman unrealized kids’ line (featuring an aborted BUCKLER, ENGLEHART, PÉREZ, and WEIN, Blazers, Marvel’s Hanna-Barbera line and Long Halloween, the Scarecrow (both the vs. the Amazing Spider-Man, The Bible, Sugar and Spike revival), the Wonder salute to DICK DILLIN, the Justice League Dennis the Menace, behind the scenes at DC and Marvel versions), Solomon Grundy, Captain America’s Bicentennial Battles, The Woman Foundation, and the early days of “Detroit” team, with CONWAY, PATTON, Marvel Productions, Ltd., and a look at the Man-Wolf, Lord Pumpkin, Rutland, Wizard of Oz, even the PAUL DINI/ALEX the Vertigo imprint. Exploring the talents of McDONNELL, plus CONWAY and GEOFF unpublished Plastic Man comic strip. Vermont’s Halloween parades, and… the ROSS World’s Greatest Super-Heroes edi- ROSS ANDRU, KAREN BERGER, STEVE JOHNS go “Pro2Pro” on writing the JLA, Art/comments by EVANIER, FOGLIO, Korvac Saga’s Dead Avengers! With com- tions! Commentary and art by ADAMS, BISSETTE, JIM ENGEL, GARTH ENNIS, NEIL unofficial JLA/Avengers crossovers, and HEMPEL and WHEATLEY, MARRS, RUDE, mentary from and/or art by CONWAY, GIL GARCIA-LOPEZ, GRELL, KIRBY, KUBERT, GAIMAN, SHELLY MAYER, ALAN MOORE, Marvel’s JLA, the Squadron Supreme. Cover TOTH, WILDEY, and more. All-new painted KANE, LOPRESTI, MOENCH, PÉREZ, DAVE MAYER, ROMITA SR., TOTH, and more. GRANT MORRISON, and more! by McDONNELL and BILL WRAY! Space Ghost cover by STEVE RUDE! WENZEL, and more. Cover by TIM SALE! Wraparound cover by ALEX ROSS! (84-page FULL-COLOR magazine) $8.95 (84-page FULL-COLOR magazine) $8.95 (84-page FULL-COLOR magazine) $8.95 (84-page FULL-COLOR magazine) $8.95 (84-page TABLOID with color) $10.95 (Digital Edition) $2.95 • Ships June 2012 (Digital Edition) $2.95 • Ships July 2012 (Digital Edition) $2.95 • Ships August 2012 (Digital Edition) $2.95 • Ships Sept. 2012 (Digital Edition) $3.95 • Ships Nov. 2012 ALTER EGO #111 ALTER EGO #112 ALTER EGO #113 ALTER EGO #114 ALTER EGO #115 GOLDEN AGE NEDOR super-heroes, MIKE SUPERMAN issue! PAUL CASSIDY (early MARV WOLFMAN talks to RICHARD MARVEL ISSUE on Captain America and 3-D COMICS OF THE 1950S! In-depth NOLAN’s Nedor Index, art by MESKIN, Superman artist), Italian Nembo Kid, and ARNDT about his first decade in comics on Fantastic Four! MARTIN GOODMAN’s feature by RAY (3-D) ZONE, actual red ROBINSON, TUSKA, MOIRERA, SHOM- ARLEN SCHUMER’s look at the MORT Tomb of Dracula, Teen Titans, Captain Broadway debut, speculations about FF #1, and green 1950s 3-D art (get out those BURG, and others, unknown facts about WEISINGER era, plus an interview with son Marvel, John Carter, Daredevil, Nova, history of the MMMS, interview with glasses!) by SIMON & KIRBY, KUBERT, ACG writer/editor RICHARD HUGHES, HANK WEISINGER! Art by SHUSTER, Batman, etc., behind a GENE COLAN Golden Age writer/artist DON RICO, art MESKIN, POWELL, MAURER, NOS- with photos and never-published Herbie BORING, ANDERSON, PLASTINO, and cover! Art by COLAN, ANDERSON, by KIRBY, AVISON, SHORES, ROMITA, TRAND, SWAN, BORING, SCHWARTZ, Plus: F scripts! Plus FCA, MR. MONSTER, more others! LEONARD STARR interview Part CARDY, BORING, MOONEY, and more! SEVERIN, TUSKA, ALLEN BELLMAN, and MOONEY, SHORES, TUSKA and many 2011 Fandom Celebration, and part II of III—FCA—Mr. Monster—more 2011 AL FELDSTEIN interviewed by JIM AMASH others! Plus AL FELDSTEIN Part II, FCA, others! Plus FCA, Mr. Monster’s Comic JIM AMASH’s interview with LEONARD Fandom Celebration, and a MURPHY about his pre-EC Comics work, FCA, Mr. MR. MONSTER and BILL SCHELLY! Cover Crypt, BILL SCHELLY, and more! Cover by STARR! Cover by SHANE FOLEY! ANDERSON/ARLEN SCHUMER cover! Monster, BILL SCHELLY, and more! by BELLMAN and MITCH BREITWEISER! JOE SIMON and JACK KIRBY! (84-page FULL-COLOR magazine) $8.95 (84-page FULL-COLOR magazine) $8.95 (84-page FULL-COLOR magazine) $8.95 (84-page FULL-COLOR magazine) $8.95 (84-page FULL-COLOR magazine) $8.95 (Digital Edition) $2.95 • Ships July 2012 (Digital Edition) $2.95 • Ships August 2012 (Digital Edition) $2.95 • Ships Oct. 2012 (Digital Edition) $2.95 • Ships Dec. 2012 (Digital Edition) $2.95 • Ships Feb. 2013 TwoMorrows Publishing SA Update 1 VE WHE5% O N YO WINTER 2012 RDE U ONL R BACK ISSUE #55 BACK ISSUE #56 BACK ISSUE #57 INE! “Licensed Comics”! Star Wars, Indiana “Avengers Assemble!” Writer ROGER JENETTE KAHN interviewed by ROBERT Jones, Man from Atlantis, DC’s Edgar Rice STERN’S acclaimed 1980s Avengers run, GREENBERGER , DC’s Dollar Comics and THE BEST IN COMICS Burroughs backups (John Carter, Pellucidar, West Coast Avengers, early Avengers toys, unrealized kids’ line (featuring an aborted AND LEGO MAGAZINES! Carson of Venus), Marvel’s Warlord of Mars, and histories of Hawkeye, Mockingbird, and Sugar and Spike revival), the Wonder and an interview with CAROL SERLING, Wonder Man, with art and commentary Woman Foundation, and the early days of $ $ wife of ROD SERLING. With art and com - from JOHN and SAL BUSCEMA, JOHN the Vertigo imprint. Exploring the talents of • Digital Editions available: 2.95- 3.95! mentary from ANDERSON, BYRNE, CLARE - BYRNE, BRETT BREEDING, TOM DeFALCO, ROSS ANDRU, KAREN BERGER, STEVE MONT, DORMAN, DUURSEMA, KALUTA, STEVE ENGLEHART, BOB HALL, AL MIL - BISSETTE, JIM ENGEL, GARTH ENNIS, NEIL • Back Issue & Alter Ego now with color! MILLER, OSTRANDER, and more. Cover by GROM, TOM MORGAN, TOM PALMER, GAIMAN, SHELLY MAYER, ALAN MOORE, • Lower international shipping rates! BRIAN KOSCHACK. JOE SINNOTT, and more. PÉREZ cover! GRANT MORRISON , and more! (84-page FULL-COLOR magazine) $8.95 (84-page FULL-COLOR magazine) $8.95 (84-page FULL-COLOR magazine) $8.95 SUBSCRIBE AT: www.twomorrows.com (Digital Edition) $2.95 • Ships March 2012 (Digital Edition) $2.95 • Ships April 2012 (Digital Edition) $2.95 • Ships June 2012 ALTER EGO #107 ALTER EGO #108 ALTER EGO #109 ALTER EGO #110 DRAW! #22 Big BATMAN issue, with an unused Golden 1970s Bullpenner WARREN REECE talks Spectre/Hour-Man creator BERNARD BAILY SHAZAM!/FAWCETT issue! The 1940s Interview with inker SCOTT WILLIAMS Age cover by DICK SPRANG! SHEL DORF about Marvel Comics and working with & Johnny Thunder’s JOHN B. WENTWORTH , “CAPTAIN MARVEL” RADIO SHOW , from his days at Marvel and Image to his interviews SPRANG and JIM MOONEY, EVERETT, BURGOS, ROMITA, STAN LEE, ‘40s super-groups that might have been, art interview with radio’s “Billy Batson” BURT work with JIM LEE , FRANK MILLER inter - with rare and unseen Batman art by BOB MARIE SEVERIN, ADAMS, FRIEDRICH, by ORDWAY, INFANTINO, KUBERT, HASEN, BOYAR , P.C. HAMERLINCK and C.C. view, plus MILLER and KLAUS JANSON KANE, JERRY ROBINSON, WIN MOR - ROY THOMAS, and others, with rare art! ROBINSON, and BURNLEY, LEONARD BECK on the origin of Capt. Marvel, ROY show their working processes. Also, MIKE TIMER, SHELLY MOLDOFF, CHARLES DEWEY CASSELL spotlights Golden Age STARR interview by JIM AMASH, MIKE THOMAS and JERRY BINGHAM on their MANLEY and BRET BLEVINS ’ “Comic Art PARIS, and others! Part II of the TONY artist MIKE PEPPE, with art by TOTH, PEPPE interview by DEWEY CASSELL, BILL Secret Origins “Shazam!”, MARC SWAYZE , Bootcamp”, a “Rough Critique” of a new - TALLARICO interview by JIM AMASH! Plus ANDRU, TUSKA, CELARDO, & LUBBERS, SCHELLY on “50 Years of Fandom” at San more BERNARD BAILY, LEONARD STARR comer’s work by BOB M cLEOD , art supply FCA, MR. MONSTER’S COMIC CRYPT, plus FCA, MR. MONSTER, BILL SCHELLY, Diego 2011, FCA, Mr. Monster’s Comic interview Part II, Mr. Monster’s Comic reviews by “Crusty Critic” JAMAR BILL SCHELLY, and more! cover by EVERETT & BURGOS , and more! Crypt, PÉREZ cover, and more! Crypt, BILL SCHELLY , and more! NICHOLAS , and more! (84-page FULL-COLOR magazine) $8.95 (84-page FULL-COLOR magazine) $8.95 (84-page FULL-COLOR magazine) $8.95 (84-page FULL-COLOR magazine) $8.95 (84-page magazine with COLOR ) $7.95 (Digital Edition) $2.95 • Ships Feb.
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