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This video illustrates Neal Adams's theory that the Earth is a growing entity. Neal's not a big fan of Pangea (a single mass containing all the contemporary contintents just crammed together in a planet that's mostly ocean). This, for me, is a revelation - it's convincing as it uses evidence that scientifically generated by geologists. Here's Neal's website for those among you who wanna delve deeper...
A treasure I found a long time ago, and recently reacquired from my brother. Star Trek Story Record #8, Power Records BR 513, still in the shrink wrap . This set includes the LP and a comic book with two stories: A Mirror for Futility by Alan Dean Foster, and The Time Stealer by Cary Bates and Neal Adams.
Or - “Is It Okay If I Cheer, Now?” There has been much discussion at Major Spoilers in recent months about whether we follow titles, characters, or just our fave-rave creative teams from book to book. Some say they’ll read anything with Spider-Man, some say they gotta finish that run of Avengers, others insist that they [...] ShareThis
In case you've been out of our listening loop lately, here are some great archives that you won't want to miss: WFMU Radio Greats Weekend happened August 8-10. Special guests including Danny Fields, Wildgirl, Meredith, David Newgarden, Nicholas Hill, William...
Undoubtedly from the late seventies when Neal Adams (then the most popular artist in comics) and Jerry Robinson (the original BATMAN ghost) were shaming Warner Communications into giving Siegel and Shuster at least SOME of what they were owed, here's a great photo I'd never seen before. This appeared recently in USA TODAY's huge article about Jerry Siegel which plugged Marc Tyler Nobleman's BOYS OF...
Reuters Superman settlement: Artist Joe Shuster, left, artist Neal Adams, writer Jerry Siegel and Jerry Robinson, who invented The Joker in 1939, celebrate Siegel and Shuster's agreement in 1975 with Time War… Read the full article here
L: Green Lantern/Green Arrow #85 (August/September 1971), art by Neal Adams R: Radioactive Man "#216" (#3) (1994), art by Steve Vance and Bill Morrison (Click picture to David Crosby-size)
"Neal Adams, Joe Kubert and Stan Lee have joined forces with a Holocaust expert to craft a comic that document the struggle of an Auschwitz survivor who painted watercolors to spare her mother's life in the Nazi camp. The artist, Dina Gottliebova Babbitt, 85, created a Disney mural in the children's barracks at Auschwitz before being tapped by Dr. Josef Mengele to paint portraits of Gypsy prisoners....
Comic giants, Stan Lee, Joe Kubert and Neal Addams have turned their attention to getting a woman’s paintings back from the Auschwitz museum. As all-star comic-book team-ups go, this one beats the first meeting of Superman and Spider-Man. Three of the elder statesmen of comic books — Neal Adams, Joe Kubert and Stan Lee — [...]
Comic giants, Stan Lee, Joe Kubert and Neal Addams have turned their attention to getting a woman's paintings back from the Auschwitz museum. As all-star comic-book team-ups go, this one beats the first meeting of Superman and Spider-Man. Three of the elder statesmen of comic books -- Neal Adams, Joe Kubert and Stan Lee -- have joined forces to combat what they see as a real-world injustice. The men...
If you missed any part of WFMU Radio Greats Weekend, the archives are all up and awaiting your listening pleasure! The weekend of August 9th, legendary WFMU DJs from years past drop by to help celebrate 50 years on the...
George Gene Gustines reports on how Neal Adams, Joe Kubert and Stan Lee are helping a Holocaust survivor get her artwork back from a Holocaust museum: The men are lending their talents to tell the tale of Dina Gottliebova Babbitt, who survived two years at the Auschwitz concentration camp by painting watercolor portraits for the [...]
There was a feature story in the New York Times this weekend about a recent comic strip/comic book that was illustrated by comic legends Neal Adams and Joe Kubert, with a forward by Stan Lee, done in support of artist and holocaust survivor Dina Babbitt. Mrs. Babbitt has been struggling to regain possession of paintings [...]
The Dark Knight rules the box office for the fourth weekend in a row, so it's a good a time for SCI FI Wire to fire a grappling hook around a guide to the Essential Batman: The books that gave rise to director Christopher Nolan's reinvigorated version of the Caped Crusader.
This is amazing. As a young woman, Dina Gottliebova Babbit survived the Holocaust, and saved her mother’s life, by painting portraits at the behest of Dr. Josef Mengele. Apparently, Mengele, who was seeking to describe Romany genetic inferiority by documenting their skin colour, was unsatisfied with the quality of the photography at the time, and [...]
