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Oct 06, 2019
https://previewsworld.com/Article/235654
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBHmsF2qbpU
There are certain things you can always count on when it comes to comics - things that are mainstays across generations.
For example:
Since the late 1970s, John Romita, Jr. has been a constant in the comic book industry. His four-decade run at Marvel bridged generations, his co-creations Kick-Ass and Hit-Girl infiltrated the larger pop culture landscape, and his current run at DC Comics is destined to extend his career in comics well into the future.
In Part 1 of our interview above, Romita, Jr. takes us through the earliest parts of his career. From stepping out of the shadow of his legendary father (John Romita, Sr.) to tackling the classic "Demon in a Bottle" story for Iron Man. Journey with PREVIEWsworld as Romita provides an oral history of the ups, downs, and triumphs of making myths and entertaining fans throughout the years.
Stay tuned for Part 2, in which Romita talks about his first run on X-Men and much more!
Washington Post October 5 2019, p. A17
Todd Phillips does the iconic character a disservice.
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AAEC @AAEC_Cartoonist A big congrats to @washingtonpost cartoonist @AnnTelnaes on receiving this year's Ink Bottle Award from @AAEC_Cartoonist. Telnaes was cited for her tireless work with @CRNetInt, her outreach to younger political cartoonists, and curating the 1st Amendment show at @CartoonLibrary.
In accepting the award, Ann said she wanted to share the honor with friend and fellow cartoonist Signe Wilkinson @SigneWilk. Both women are Pulitzer winners, and were key planners of this year's AAEC convention at the @CXCFestival
