The Comics Journal #150 - Mark Schultz
Product Code: 63177
Mark Schultz, Xenozoic Tales' creator talks - weird science, fast cars and giant reptiles; Peter Kuper screams out on comics, politics and everything else; 'Back to the Drawing Board' - from ideas to inks with Jaime Hernandez; Samuel Joyner - life as an African-American cartoonist; sketchbooks - David Mazzucchelli & J.R. Williams; Love & Rockets seized in South Africa; Fiore prods the Comics Awards. Cover by Mark Schultz.
Editorial
Gary Groth, "A Case of Complex Ignorance" (p.3)
Letters
Blood and Thunder (p.5)
News
Newswatch (p.13)
International (p.35 & 37)
Interview
Peter Kuper (p.68)
Mark Schultz (p.108)
Reviews
Frank Stack, "Comic Strip Family Tree" (p.45)
Rich Kreiner, "Mouse Abuse" (p.47)
Paul Wardle, "That Thing! That Horrible Thing" (p.50)
Kenneth Smith, "Homage to Catalan" (p.52)
Essays
Samuel Joyner, "Samuel Joyner: My Life As an African-American Cartoonist" (p.102)
Columns
David Collier: Hey, Kids! Comics! (p.40)
R. Fiore: Funnybook Roulette, "Blab! #6, The Killer Condom, Grateful Dead Comix #1-4" (p.41)
Darcy Sullivan: Back to the Drawing Board, "‘I'm Drawing What I Want to Draw...'" (p.60)
Swipe File (p.67)
Hit List (p.150)
Illustration
Mark Schultz, Cover
J. R. Williams Sketchbook (p.55)
David Mazzucchelli (p.145)
Condition & Attributes
Near Fine (light wear)
Publishing Information
Seattle
Fantagraphics
1992
1st
Physical Description
10.5 inches
8.5 inches
152 pages
black & white illustrations throughout
Softcover
color wraps
English
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