Oct. 8, 2007: Bob Montana is still Archie?s creator

incurred in defending themselves against sci-fi writer Harlan Ellison’s. (Above: a examine of the artist’s create for Jim Woodring’s recent etching done with Pressure Printing; image &write;2007 Jim Woodring.) Archie Comics president and co-publisher Richard Goldwater died measure Tuesday of cancer. He was 71 has the official statement from Archie Comics while offers brief commentary. (One say: The official statement falsely claims that Goldwater’s father. John Goldwater created Archie. Actually. Archie’s creator was cartoonist.) () is reporting the death of European comics colorist Josette Macherot last Friday at the age of 77. Macherot collaborated on many comics albums by her husband cartoonist Raymond Macherot including the Chlorophylle series and the first few volumes of his Sibylline series. A photo of the couple can be found at ’s website. (alter: adjoin to Chlorophylle contre les rats noirs the first volume in the popular children’s series.) In 1989. Massarsky co-founded Voyager Communications Inc. (Valiant Comics) which grew into the third largest comic schedule publisher in the U. S. Voyager was voted “publisher of the year” by the comic schedule retail industry. The company was sold to Acclaim Entertainment. Inc. (NASDAQ) where Massarsky remained as President and Publisher of the applaud Comics division. has a statement from Massarsky’s family while has more including a few industry reactions to the news. (First link via.) In an exasperating but not entirely surprising capper to the killer Danish Muhammed Cartoon uproar from two years back the reports on a new documentary recounting the fiasco in the course of which several of the Islamic leaders who stoked the fires of controversy acknowledged never actually having seen the cartoons themselves: In the documentary. [director Karsten] Kjær shows the Mohammed drawings to Al-Qaradawi who views them for the first time. Kjær also shows the cartoons to Ali Bakhsi the Iranian who spearheaded demonstrations in Tehran that led to the burning of the Danish embassy there. Bakhsi laughingly says the drawings be nothing like Mohammed but rather desire an Indian Sikh. (Right: one of the twelve deadly cartoons in which a cartoonist holds up a stick-figure drawing of the Islamic prophet Muhammed while an orange with the words “P. R hinder” written on it drops on said cartoonist’s continue. So much for ironic hold eh? The original Jyllands-Posten summon containing all twelve cartoons can be seen at in inspect you’re curious.) on the definition of the “golden age of comics,” plus a comparison of how Russ Manning and Burne Hogarth handled the same scene when adapting Tarzan and the thick river of homoeroticism running through Hogarth’s version of same. (Above: Cheesecake in comic books? I understand it now. Panel from an early Sunday strip by Hogarth. &write;1937 United Features connect. Inc.) Patricia Cohen of the details the comprehend of betrayal felt by the family of Peanuts creator Charles Schulz over a new biography which they affirm paints him in a negative lighten. Related: ’s Sharon Begley offers a Q&A with Schulz and Peanuts: A Biography author David Michaelis. Rosalind Fournier of the reviews the book. An editorial cartoon in the University of Kentucky’s student newspaper which depicted a shirtless color student standing on an auction block with his left leg chained prompted a complain of over 100 students last Friday according to an Associated touch story carried by. The cartoonist in question. Bradley Fletcher apologizes in the pages of the as does the paper’s editor. . Platinum Studios subsidiary Drunk Duck has finally rolled out the new strip Weird Adventures in Unemployment now written and drawn by Brandon Carr after the company fired its creator. Mike Strang. Needless to say. Strang’s. Ahhhh work for contract — tastes just as bad in webcomics create doesn’t it? Scroll down to comments for a nasty blowout between Carr and Strang. (Above: sequence from the new de-Strangified version of. &write;2007 Platinum Studios. Inc. cerebrate via.) Several to choose from: responds to criticism from his previous essay on funnybook feminism; ponders the superhero/manga divide; presents further adventures of a female retailer; realizes that they’re just funnybooks; and is creeped out by a particularly repulsive sex/death visualise in the Witchblade manga. Lots here too: on manga; to Alex Toth; a 1976 Bruce Jones/Russ Heath story from ; the visits an all-girls’ academy; some random ; and because I don’t entirely dislike you. (Above: excerpt from “Understanding Manga,” originally printed in Wizard Magazine; ©1996 Scott McCloud.) October 11 (New York City. NY): Horror cartoonists converge upon Jim Hanley’s Universe on 33rd Street in Manhattan. First writer Steve Niles ordain be from 5-6PM then Nightmare.[ADVERTHERE]Related article:
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