Cityscapes
Working on balloon-placing DR FATE today, and enjoying the careful detail that Sonny has used in researching a city so far from his home. It’s been fun writing art directions…
read moreWorking on balloon-placing DR FATE today, and enjoying the careful detail that Sonny has used in researching a city so far from his home. It’s been fun writing art directions…
read moreOne of the occasionally contentious and often confusing questions in comics is the nature of the collaboration between writers and artists. Leaving aside the grand debates about Stan’s work with…
read moreWith art by Sonny Liew One of the most acclaimed new DC Comics series concludes its first amazing epic as Anubis defeats Fate and takes his body and soul on a…
read moreBrooklyn Blood: Chapter 1 Paul Levitz and Tim Hamilton premiere Brooklyn Blood! In a precinct not known for murder, a killer is on the loose. If Detective Billy O’Connor’s PTSD doesn’t get in…
read moreWith art by Sonny Liew New York City goes dark as the new Doctor Fate battles the ancient god Anubis to the death—but gods can’t die, can they?
read moreIt’s been a delight to get to know Jules while working on my new Eisner book, and to do a couple of convention events with him talking about Will, Jules’…
read moreThe background of this post is a daily SUPERMAN that I wrote around 1980, during my two year run on the newspaper strip. It’s kind of a charming moment, and…
read moreWill Eisner: Champion of the Graphic Novel and my career: http://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/authors/profiles/article/68484-paul-levitz-tells-the-story-of-the-godfather-of-the-graphic-novel.html#path/pw/by-topic/authors/profiles/article/68484-paul-levitz-tells-the-story-of-the-godfather-of-the-graphic-novel.html
read moreJamie Reigle asked me about how the FAMOUS FIRST EDITION of ACTION was done, and wondered if there had been any original art at all, since the story was cannibalized…
read moreWith the Eisner book entering the publishing/marketing phase (a significant time consumer, but not a major intellectual challenge for the writer), I’m starting to think seriously about my next large…
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