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Comic Book Artists and Writers interviewed on Mr. Media Radio
2010-08-29 23:11:00 Dave Gibbons (Watchmen) Monte Wolverton (The Wolverton Bible) Craig Yoe (Secret Identity: The Fetish Art of Superman?s Co-Creator Joe Shuster) Gary Groth, Kim Thompson (Fantagraphics) Mark Wheatley, Robert Tinnell (EZ Street, Lone Justice) Gene Colan (Iron Man,? ?Daredevil,? ?Howard the Duck,? ?Batman) Bill Schelly (Man of Rock: A Biography of Joe Kubert) Mike Gold (ComicMix.com editor) Blake Bell (Strange & Stranger: The World of Steve Ditko, I Have to Live With This Guy!) Darwyn Cooke... (The Spirit) Daniel Pink (The Adventures of Johnny Bunko, Free Agent Nation, A Whole New Mind) Jonathan Riggs (Prism Comics: Your Guide to LGBT Comics) Arie Kaplan (Speed Racer, MAD Magazine) Paul Fitzgerald, Cindy Jackson and Stuart Henderson (Will Eisner & PS Magazine) Danny Fingeroth (Disguised as Superman, Superman on the Couch) Wendy Pini and Richard Pini (Elfquest, Masque of the Red Death) Pete Von Sholly (Capitol Hell, Morbid) Joe Sinnott (Fantastic...
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Joe Sinnott, "Spider-Man" "Fantastic Four" comic book artist: Mr. Media Int
2007-08-03 02:08:00 Joltin? Joe Sinnott.You have to be pretty damn good at what you do for someone to name you Joltin?. The name stuck to Joltin? Joe DiMaggio, of course, and is also part of the eternal legend of Joltin? Joe Sinnott.Unless you?re a comic book fan, you may not know Sinnott. But if you recognize the names of Stan ?The Man? Lee and Jack ?King? Kirby, Joltin? Joe will be forever connected to their accomplishments. Lee wrote the stories, Kirby drew them, and Sinnott inked them, starting with the fifth issue of the Fantastic Four in 1961 on through the first appearance of the Silver Surfer and beyond. He?s also contributed his talents to Thor, The Hulk, and Captain America, to name just a few.You can see Sinnott's work on three new Marvel Super Hero postage stamps - two Silver Surfers and a Thing -- that were released in late July by the United State Post Office.Sinnott is the subject of a new oral history called Brush Strokes With Greatness, compiled and written by Tim Lasiuta. It?s packed...
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Joe Sinnott, "Spider-Man" "Fantastic Four" comic book artist: Mr. Media Int
2007-08-03 02:01:00 (RETURN TO PART 1)ANDELMAN: Well, to use the Marvel term, it?s astonishing, really. You guys only met twice in all those years, and yet, your work is so closely tied from that era.SINNOTT: Never discussed the work. Never.ANDELMAN: I?m baffled. Really.SINNOTT: Of course, Jack and Stan used to write notes on the pages for each other. If Stan wanted something changed, or Jack didn?t like a certain way a story was being told or whatever, but when Jack sent the work to me, there was never, ever a note on the border saying Joe, would you do it this way or would you do it that way. And, of course, my son knows all the pages we did together. It astonishes me, Bob, sometimes also.ANDELMAN: Do you have any guys that you were particularly close to from that era, from Marvel?SINNOTT: No, no. Actually, it was pretty much the same as Kirby. They sent me the work, and they knew I was gonna do a complete, acceptable job when I returned it.ANDELMAN: And where were you living at the time?SINNOTT: I?v...
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Article featuring Joe Sinnott
2007-07-19 19:05:00 The Red Deer Express of Alberta, Canada, has an article about a new book by Tim Lasiuta called Brush Strokes With Greatness that does a special tribute to artist Joe Sinnott, who'd been one of Marvel's most notable artists/inkers in the past few decades, having joined in the 1950s to work with Stan Lee on the thriller comics he wrote and edited at the time, and then becoming an assistant to Jack Kirby on Fantastic Four in the Silver Age. |
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