I covered Steve Bissette and Dave Sim’s continuing correspondence here on the blog a few weeks ago. Since then it’s been continuing in the same, highly entertaining and enlightening fashion and has, as far as we know finished (although you can never really tell with Sim). The final post (#15) on the subject is at [...]
Continue reading...Sunday, January 9, 2011
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Actually, considering it’s up to 9 parts already (all parts linked here), each one filled with something interesting, and is showing little signs of stopping, it’s hardly “a little chat”. Dave Sim, as is his way, is doing it all through fax. Steve Bissette is then putting the faxes and his responses and continuations up [...]
Continue reading...Sunday, April 4, 2010
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(Steve Bissette and his last Swamp Thing cover for DC, Feb 1987: note the “suggested for mature readers” label) Steve Bissette’s most enjoyable and informative series of posts about the comic ratings troubles of the 80s concludes over at his blog with “How Angry Freelancers Made It Possible for A New Mainstream Comics Era (Including [...]
Continue reading...Saturday, March 20, 2010
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Over on his blog Steven Bissette, artist on Swamp Thing, Tyrant and publisher of Taboo is currently chronicling the trials and tribulations of the comic industry circa 1986. It’s fascinating stuff from an era when a lot of important things were just beginning to develop across the industry. Bissette’s subtitle to the series of posts [...]
Continue reading...Sunday, August 16, 2009
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Bissette, Talbot & Seth – possibly the strangest legal firm in the world? It’s Sunday morning and you have nothing to do all day. Well, how about spending a while with three fantastic interviews: Steve Bissette: The artist and publisher talks about the lifetime of work, the bad days at DC, Swamp Thing, publishing Taboo, [...]
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Sunday, January 23, 2011
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