I picked up this issue of MARVEL TWO-IN-ONE during my regular weekly comic-buying run to my neighborhood 7-11 on Thursday, another issue of a book that was mostly just there, and which I kept buying largely because of how much I loved the Fantastic Four. In just a couple of years, Moon Knight would become … Continue reading BHOC: MARVEL TWO-IN-ONE #52
Month: April 2025
Doctor Who: The Robot Revolution
Thinking about this episode, and the season it's following up on, I've landed on a bit of an observation. And it is this: the current DOCTOR WHO had entered its version of the 1980s, a period when, concerned about pushback that the show was too dark and violent for young viewers, it instead steered more … Continue reading Doctor Who: The Robot Revolution
How To Make Money Writing For Comic Magazines, Part Three
Once again, here's a look at writer/editor Robert Kanigher's 1943 how-to book on writing material for the comic book market. It's a good snapshot as to just what the prevailing wisdom was during the Golden Age of Comics in terms of the material that was being generated. That should cover things for the moment. But … Continue reading How To Make Money Writing For Comic Magazines, Part Three
BHOC: AMAZING SPIDER-MAN POCKET BOOKS Volume 3
As a kid, I didn't really have any way to get information about what new comic books and related publications would be coming out when. I was dimly aware of fanzines, but I never tried to purchase any on the regular--my meager funds were needed to buy actual comics, after all. So I had no … Continue reading BHOC: AMAZING SPIDER-MAN POCKET BOOKS Volume 3
Doctor Who: Season Pregame
We are once again a week away from the start of a new season of DOCTOR WHO, and so tradition demands that I put down a few of my thoughts about the state-of-play and my expectations for the show going into this new set of episodes. There's been a lot of chatter across the last … Continue reading Doctor Who: Season Pregame
BHOC: SUPERMAN #335
DC in the late 1970s had a bit of a problem, one that they'd start to correct for in the coming years. And that was the changing make-up of the primary audience for comic books. People at DC had realized that there were more older readers than had generally been thought--up to this point, the … Continue reading BHOC: SUPERMAN #335






