The Comics Journal #118 - Moebius Interview
Product Code: 63150
Interviews with Moebius and editorial cartoonist Tony Auth. Alan Moore and Frank Miller on the comics ratings controversy. Illustrations by Charles Burns. Coverage of the 1987 San Diego comic convention. Plus reviews, columns, letters, and news. Cover by Moebius.Editorial
Gary Groth, "Is This Any Way to Run a Protest?" (p. 5)
Letters
Blood and Thunder (p. 31)
News
Newswatch (p. 11)
International Newswatch (p. 23)
San Diego 1987 Convention Photos (p. 126)
Interviews
Alan Moore (p. 60)
Frank Miller (p. 74)
Moebius (p. 84)
Tony Auth (p. 106)
Reviews
R. Fiore, "Funnybook Roulette" (p. 41)
Rob Rodi, "Saints and Sinners" (p. 45)
Peter Cashwell, "Moonshine, Guns, Grits, & Crackers" (p. 53)
Bill Sherman, "Hup with Crumb" (p. 55)
Essay
R. Fiore, "As the Dust Settles" (p. 58)
Columns
Leonard Rifas, Opening Shots: "Superman and the Amusing Nuclear Man" (p. 9)
Peter Cashwell, A Waste of Trees: "Every Breathed You Take" (p. 129)
R.C. Harvey, Reruns and Revivals: "Cartoonists at War" (p. 131)
C.C. Beck, Crusty Curmudgeon: "Truth in Packaging" (p. 136)
Illustration
Charles Burns (p. 119)
Gary Groth, "Is This Any Way to Run a Protest?" (p. 5)
Letters
Blood and Thunder (p. 31)
News
Newswatch (p. 11)
International Newswatch (p. 23)
San Diego 1987 Convention Photos (p. 126)
Interviews
Alan Moore (p. 60)
Frank Miller (p. 74)
Moebius (p. 84)
Tony Auth (p. 106)
Reviews
R. Fiore, "Funnybook Roulette" (p. 41)
Rob Rodi, "Saints and Sinners" (p. 45)
Peter Cashwell, "Moonshine, Guns, Grits, & Crackers" (p. 53)
Bill Sherman, "Hup with Crumb" (p. 55)
Essay
R. Fiore, "As the Dust Settles" (p. 58)
Columns
Leonard Rifas, Opening Shots: "Superman and the Amusing Nuclear Man" (p. 9)
Peter Cashwell, A Waste of Trees: "Every Breathed You Take" (p. 129)
R.C. Harvey, Reruns and Revivals: "Cartoonists at War" (p. 131)
C.C. Beck, Crusty Curmudgeon: "Truth in Packaging" (p. 136)
Illustration
Charles Burns (p. 119)
Condition & Attributes
Very Good+ (spine rolled)
Publishing Information
Seattle
Fantagraphics
1987
1st
Physical Description
10.5 inches
8.5 inches
136 pages
black & white illustrations throughout
Softcover
color wraps
English
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