BACK ISSUE #114

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Back Issue #114 is busting loose with Black Superheroes of the 1970s, featuring the Bronze Age history of Luke Cage, Hero for Hire! Plus: a retrospective of artist BILLY GRAHAM, Black Panther censorship in the UK, Black Goliath, a TONY ISABELLA interview, Black Lightning After Isabella, the Teen Titans’ Mal Duncan, DON McGREGOR and PAUL GULACY’s Sabre, and… Black Bomber (who?). Featuring CHRIS CLAREMONT, J. M. DeMATTEIS, STEVE ENGLEHART, ROY THOMAS, TREVOR VON EEDEN, and more, under a classic Luke Cage cover by the Irreverent Billy Graham. Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

BACK ISSUE #113

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Back Issue #113 celebrates the original Tim Burton Batman movie’s 30th Anniversary, featuring a guest column and interview with Batfilms producer MICHAEL USLAN, an interview with screenwriter SAM HAMM, and a chat with the man who might have been Two-Face: BILLY DEE WILLIAMS.
Plus: 1989: DC Comics’ Year of the Bat, DENNY O’NEIL and JERRY ORDWAY’s Batman movie adaptation, MINDY NEWELL’s Catwoman, GRANT MORRISON and DAVE McKEAN’s Arkham Asylum, MAX ALLAN COLLINS’ Batman newspaper strip, and JOEY CAVALIERI and JOE STATON’s Huntress. Featuring a classic Michael Keaton Batman cover by JOSE LUIS
GARCIA-LOPEZ, with cover design by MICHAEL KRONENBERG. Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

BACK ISSUE #112

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Hunker down in your fallout shelter with Back Issue #112's explosive “Nuclear Issue,” starring the Fury of Firestorm! Also: Dr. Manhattan, a DAVE GIBBONS Marvel UK Hulk interview, villain histories of Radioactive Man and Microwave Man, Bongo’s Radioactive Man and Fallout Boy, and the one-shot wonder, Holo-Man! With CARY BATES, PAT BRODERICK, GERRY CONWAY, STEVE ENGLEHART, RAFAEL KAYANAN, BILL MORRISON, FABIAN NICIEZA, JOHN OSTRANDER, ROY THOMAS, and more! Featuring a Firestorm cover by Pat Broderick. Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

BACK ISSUE #111

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BACK ISSUE #111 (84 FULL-COLOR pages, $8.95) is the “Alternate Realities” issue, cover-featuring the 20th anniversary of ALEX ROSS and JIM KRUEGER’s Marvel Earth X! Plus: What If?, Bronze Age DC Imaginary Stories, Elseworlds, Marvel 2099, and PETER DAVID and GEORGE PÉREZ’s senses-shattering Hulk: Future Imperfect. Featuring TOM DeFALCO, CHUCK DIXON, PETER B. GILLIS, PAT MILLS, ROY THOMAS, and many more! Featuring an Earth X cover by ALEX ROSS. Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

FULL BLEED #3

Here's just SOME of what to expect in the third volume of FULL BLEED and beyond: 

Monsters of Rock: An interview with Metallica’s Kirk Hammett, and Anthrax’s Scott Ian, concerning their shared history and love of all things horror and genre. The Grant Morrison Interview, Part One. The Underdream: A new comic by Josh O’Neill and Gideon Kendall. Black’s In: When a “Blackout” is a Good Thing - Text and illustrations by Abdulkareem Baba Aminu. Lover’s Eyes: An Essay by Tini Howard, with illustrations by Sara Richard. Home: A new comic from Erin Nations. Following the Bloody Trail of the Shaolin Cowboy: An interview with Geof Darrow, featuring never-before-seen art, by Hannah Means-Shannon. We Don’t All Live in a Yellow Submarine: An Essay by Vivek J. Tiwary. The Watering Shed: A brand-new short story featuring Hap & Leonard from award-winning novelist Joe Lansdale . May 1968: The Revolution that Almost Was - A comic essay by Julia Alekseyeva. The Lost Boys of the U-Boat Bremen Chapter Three by Phillip Kennedy Johnson and Steve Beach. Down Mexico Way: A travel log by Jarrett Melendez, with illustration from Danica Brine. Uncharted Part Two: A short story by Benjamin Percy with spot illustrations by Brent Schoonover. The Shapes: A new comic from Adam Knave & Andrew Losq. Arizona Daisy: A new comic from Roger Langridge. New short comics from Shannon Wheeler and Noah Van Sciver. A personal tale of young love gone wrong, by award-winning novelist and screenwriter, Jon Raymond. The Big Smoke, a photo essay from Joel Meadows. Blade Runner: Technology Steals the Soul — An essay by Tom Waltz, with illustration by Santipérez. The Big Smoke, a photo essay from Joel Meadows.

…and believe it or not,  more! 

BONUS! Las Vegas Repo #2, a stand-alone comic, and follow-up to the acclaimed first issue, by Shaun Harris and Miguel Ruano!

BACK ISSUE #110

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BACK ISSUE #110 (84 FULL-COLOR pages, $8.95) is a “Make Mine Marvel” issue, cover-featuring STEVE ENGLEHART’s “lost” issues of West Coast Avengers! Plus: DENNY O’NEIL and CARMINE INFANTINO’s Marvel work, a MARK WAID/ANN NOCENTI Daredevil Pro2Pro interview, British Bronze Age Marvel fandom, plus histories of Pizzazz Magazine, Speedball, and the anthology Marvel Comics Presents. And go backstage of Marvel Comicon ’75 in a photo- and ephemera-packed retrospective. Featuring TOM DeFALCO, SCOTT EDELMAN, TERRY KAVANAGH, LUKE McDONNELL, MARV WOLFMAN, and many more merry marching Marvelites! Previously unpublished West Coast Avengers cover by AL MILGROM and MIKE MACHLAN. Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

BACK ISSUE #109

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You’ll believe a mag can fly in BACK ISSUE #109 (84 FULL-COLOR pages, $8.95), as we celebrate the 40th anniversary of Superman: The Movie! Explore the Superman movies’ effects on comic books, media, and collectibles with commentary from many of their creators. Plus: CARY BATES discloses his plans for the un-produced Superman V, ELLIOT S. MAGGIN’s Superman novels, and exclusive interviews with Superman executive producer ILYA SALKIND, JACK O’HALLORAN (Non), AARON SMOLINSKI (baby Clark), JEFF EAST (young Clark), and DIANE SHERRY CASE (teenage Lana Lang). 10% of the proceeds from this issue’s comic shop orders will be donated to the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation. Christopher Reeve Superman cover by GARY FRANK (from Superman: Secret Origin #4), with cover design by MICHAEL KRONENBERG. Edited by MICHAEL EURY. 

WRITE NOW!

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The publisher of DRAW! magazine brings you WRITE NOW!, the professional magazine for writers of comics, animation, and science-fiction! Ever wondered what it takes to be a comics writer? What qualities are necessary to sell writing, and what editors are looking for? Let veteran Marvel Comics editor and writer DANNY FINGEROTH take you behind the scenes, into both the creative and business side of writing narrative fiction, and hear from pros ON BOTH SIDES OF THE DESK what it takes to write the stories that readers—and editors—want!