This is Randy Zimmerman. Thanks for being kind to my scrappy lettering! I was freelancing at the time and happy to take on any assignment I could, though I look at a lot of the lettering i did during that time and cringe. There's a GREAT Realm story in Caliber presents #3 that I wrtote that Guy did the artwork on that really shows his transition betweem Realm and Baker Street and beyond. It is a story I am still happy with to this day.
I can still remember picking the first issue up for about $100 back in 1995. I was fortunate enough a few years later to get it signed by James O'barr.
One issue that’d be cool to look at is Bizarre Adventures #31 from Marvel, it’s almost outlaw comics, it’s black and white and the theme of the issue is stories about violence. And it’s got as all star an ensemble as you can get, with stories and art from Larry Hama, Frank Miller, Bill Sienkiewicz, John Byrne, Herb Trimpe, and Stephen Bissette.
Greetings, gentlemen. Have you considered doing a segment about DC's TWILIGHT by Howard Chaykin and Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez from the '90s? It's a revamp of DC's stable of Fifties SF characters that fell flat because nobody gives a shit about those characters, but it's a must-own because it's Garcia-Lopez let off the chain to do a space epic, and every page is gorgeous.
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This is Randy Zimmerman. Thanks for being kind to my scrappy lettering! I was freelancing at the time and happy to take on any assignment I could, though I look at a lot of the lettering i did during that time and cringe. There's a GREAT Realm story in Caliber presents #3 that I wrtote that Guy did the artwork on that really shows his transition betweem Realm and Baker Street and beyond. It is a story I am still happy with to this day.
I can still remember picking the first issue up for about $100 back in 1995. I was fortunate enough a few years later to get it signed by James O'barr.
"The sisters of Mercy" T-Shirt - you don't get more 80s goth than that! Great.
One issue that’d be cool to look at is Bizarre Adventures #31 from Marvel, it’s almost outlaw comics, it’s black and white and the theme of the issue is stories about violence. And it’s got as all star an ensemble as you can get, with stories and art from Larry Hama, Frank Miller, Bill Sienkiewicz, John Byrne, Herb Trimpe, and Stephen Bissette.
1997's Five Years of Pain from Boneyard Press is a fantastic spread of talent in one book! Bissette, Veitch, Hughes, Saunders, Quinn and more!
Greetings, gentlemen. Have you considered doing a segment about DC's TWILIGHT by Howard Chaykin and Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez from the '90s? It's a revamp of DC's stable of Fifties SF characters that fell flat because nobody gives a shit about those characters, but it's a must-own because it's Garcia-Lopez let off the chain to do a space epic, and every page is gorgeous.