Wizard 17, January 1993
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Ed Piskor and Jim Rugg discuss Wizard 17 from January 1993:
• Brutes and Babes Cover design including Hip Hop Family Tree, Street Angel, and X-Men: Grand Design
• Valiant gets the spotlight
• Fabian Nicieza writing and editing a lot of books
• Tom Palmer's X-mas recommendations
• Dave Sim passes the halfway point of Cerebus and reflects on Image, Wizard, self-publishing, the direct market, and Jack Kirby's revolutionary work at the dawn of the Marvel Universe
• Roy Thomas adapts Francis Ford Copolla's Bram Stoker's Dracula for Topps and Mike Mignola
• Batman is sad
• Wizard puts out a call for homemade fanzines!!!
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"90s speculator is a 2000s liquidator" is a great summation of this era of comics history.
I have fond memories of Sunday night television from back in the day and Kayfabe gives me a little taste of that.
Those U2 tickets would have been for the legendary ZOO TV tour!
Ending this issue with the last handful of pages in silence actually said a lot. lol
Love the discussion about cover design with your examples!
Here’s a para-transcript of my watching the end of this installment with the wife:
W: Who’s hands are those?
M: Jim's. See the wedding ring.
W: Do they know ALL these details?
M: Some. They do some research… read in advance… but they do know a lot.
W: How many comics do they own? Are they worth a lot?
M: Thousands. Well, they’re buying most at a quarter a pop, so they’re worth a quarter. However some are worth a little more.
W: Where do they film this?
M: My guess is Ed’s studio.
W: How many people watch this?
M: 4.6 thousand.
This channel has re-invigorated my interest in sequential art. Bought Red Room TPB, Pussey and the Dan Clowes Artist edition. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and passion!
Wow. This takes me back. I drew that Deadpool wannabe. Boy was I young. :)
Yo this is crazy! I remember that cover, one of the first Wizard mags I ever read. Thanks for doing this series, now I have to go watch all the previous episodes :)
As an action figure customizer and collector i am glad to see that you guys don't gloss over that part of Wizard. Another great episode as always - thanks.
Blade runner had a gorgeous adaptation by al Williamson
Damn, cutting promos all over Bart Sears, lol. That was my favorite artists as a small child.
I can't believe you're cutting a promo on Harrowers! I was specifically going around to comic shops looking for that when I was in the US last year! I mean, I didn't find any, but I was really looking!
"Archer or Armstrong the young guy"& "Archer or Armstrong the other guy" 😂
Man I am glad I wasn’t alone in being a kid watching Tech TV. I have no idea why I watched it but it was fascinating.
I need to bust out my old Wizard magazines. I crack up laughing every time with all of the great content in those.
Digging the process stuff. i like when you dudes talk shop
Sunday Late Night=COMPLETE :)
The BW cover is the best thing i've seen in weeks
Hey! just found out that on the Amazing Art section, there's an illustration from a penciler I used to ink for, Erik Roman. He kept making comics. At least the last thing I inked for him was the ERB weekly strips "The Monster Men" back in 2015. www.deviantart.com/docolomansky/art/The-Monster-Men-01-page-17-inks-Combined-521907506
ComicFest 93: I think I went to that. I could google it, but I went to one in Philly where I think Peter David and Todd McFarlane had a debate, and I think a chicken suit was involved? I do recall Dean Mullaney and Ted Adams were there selling Spogz™. I also met Jay Stephens and picked up some Sin Comics I didn't have.
Oh man, I clearly remember that exchange at the end of that Valiant interview and thinking that was weird, even at such a young age. Especially “you betchum!” I’ve never seen that used before or since that interview.
1:30:45 The Image comics delay. I remember an Image book would take FOREVER to reach the comic store. With Marvel and DC trying to figure out what to print as they fell behind with reality, Valiant comics were the only alternative (probably because of Wizard) that could produce a steady stream of comics for me. However it's like you guys stated, it wasn't the same after Shooter left. This was around the time frame that killed it for me, I didn't step into a comic shop for about a decade.
"Cobra Commander had a Darth Vader helmet" have to search for it...
The snow blizzard of ninety three! Fidiadelfidee! (Copyright by me W.M.R)
I’m always happy to listen to you guys talk about Pittsburgh comic shops! I went to the art institute from 2002 - 2005 and I use to go to the comic places there all of the time. I went to bill and Walt’s hobby shop almost everyday to buy cheap comics since it was right next door to the school, Eide’s and phantom of the attic. I was able to get almost the entire volume 1 run of TMNT at Bill and Walt’s for a dollar a piece or less which was amazing to me back then. Here’s an Eide’s story for you guys, I was trying to collect the Chris Claremont run of Uncanny X-men back then so I picked up a copy of Uncanny X-men 229 in their cheap bin under the steps. When I was checking out the guy who worked there started telling me how horrible of an issue it was and how it was the comic that made him quit X-men. That it was such a stupid idea to him and he couldn’t get past it. I just thought it was hilarious because here I am trying to give you money and you’re trying to talk me out of it.
Dave Sim is my all-time favorite cartoonist
Ivan Brunetti seems to be worst self-promoter haha
I should pick up that street angel I think image just republished it 🤔
Before it was tech TV it was ztv. With you.
I was born in 1993!
Jaka's Story is one of the high points in comic storytelling if you ask me - but Melmoth I hated when I first read through Cerebus. I just didn't give a crap about the topic, get back to Cerebus fighting things and throwing babies and Lord Julius and Wolveroach already.
Speaking of Dracula - I remember not getting that film as a kid, but as an adult now I love it. What I thought was just shitty effects as a kid I now see the intent in what FFC was trying to achieve. You got Tom Waits as a crazy man - who doesn't love that??
There's an interesting documentary on Steve Rude, called "Rude Dude."
www.imdb.com/title/tt2382020/
Here's a great blog post by Stuart Moore who edited Punisher 16-17 pensivemischief.blogspot.com/2009/06/my-wolverine-garth-enniss-sam-kieths.html
Ed got a cold? Sounds snuffly.
Ya got me, I was better at this point but just had a bad cough that poor Jim had to cut around in the editing stage. --Ed