The Wizarding World of Comics
For all the bile people spew at Wizard Magazine, especially in the '90s when they were seen as the embodiment of the speculator boom and frat boy mentality, I'd like to point out something personal.
This is a list of comics I was introduced to by Wizard, because there were feature articles or reviews or just brief write-ups that made them sound interesting enough to check out:
James Robinson's Starman
Mark Waid's Flash
Angela by Neil Gaiman
Ghost in the Shell
Sanctuary by Sho Fumimura
Warren Ellis' Stormwatch
Scud: The Disposable Assassin
Eagle by Kaiji Kawaguchi
Probably also Bendis' Alias, because I can't, for the life of me, remember why I would have picked that up back in the day.
All-in-all, that's actually... a pretty good list of titles. So thanks, Wizard, for not being even close to as bad as people say you were. Thanks for being outright decent sometimes.
This is a list of comics I was introduced to by Wizard, because there were feature articles or reviews or just brief write-ups that made them sound interesting enough to check out:
Probably also Bendis' Alias, because I can't, for the life of me, remember why I would have picked that up back in the day.
All-in-all, that's actually... a pretty good list of titles. So thanks, Wizard, for not being even close to as bad as people say you were. Thanks for being outright decent sometimes.