I've been on a run every weekend reviewing the DC Comics' title The Sinister House of Secret Love . After reading, and enjoying, the...

I've recently been devouring the DC Comics' 1970s title The Sinister House of Secret Love . The debut issue was published in Sep/Oct...

As I alluded to in my review of the debut in this DC Comics' title, The Sinister House of Secret Love , the concept was to create an ong...

DC Comics flirted with the gothic romance/suspense genre with a couple of titles in 1971. The Dark Mansion of Forbidden Love was   original...

DC Comics flirted with the gothic romance/suspense genre with a couple of titles in 1971. The Dark Mansion of Forbidden Love , originally p...

The Savage Sword of Conan #3 was first published in December of 1974. The cover, inspired by Bjorn Nyberg's short story “The People of ...

Shortly before Cormac McCarthy's death in 2023 he received a passionate letter from a French artist named Manu Larcenet. In the letter, ...

Robert E. Howard's Conan licensing is a moving target in the comics industry. Many associate the character with Marvel based on the s...

If you have read, or want to read, my review of the Savage Sword of Conan #1 , I point out the changing of the guard at Marvel in the early ...

Western Publishing Company, a Wisconsin company, made a huge splash in the world of home entertainment in the early 20th century. The compan...

The Savage Sword of Conan #2 was published in October, 1974. For a complete history of the making of this magazine title, including reviews...

At one time, Curtis Magazines was Marvel Comics' distributor and an affiliated company. Under this imprint, Marvel launched a number of ...