Wizard Magazine 10, June 1992, Kayfabe Commentary

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Wizard Magazine no. 10. Rob Liefeld kicks off the first Image Comics cover. Issue 10 is packed to the gills with great stuff:
• Rob Liefeld talks Youngblood, Image Comics, Executioners, and X-Force
• The hottest writer in comics in June 1992? Meet Hank Kanalz!
• Cable and Youngblood ORIGINs
• Mark Bagley from New Warriors to Spider-Man! The Marvel Tryout winner tells all and we decide William H. Macy could have played Bagley in the 90s.
• Palmer's Picks: Raw, Drawn and Quarterly, Taboo - it's alternative anthology this time with Tom Palmer, Jr.
• Jorge Zaffino, the great Argentinian comic book artist is remembered
• Spawn #1!!! Ed comes clean about a certain bootlegging crime from his past!
• Bart Sears takes us to art school: Brutes & Babes 101
Supplemental links for later viewing:
* Tom Palmer Jr. on anthologies:
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*How to Design a Comic Book Page - a close look at how Art Spiegelman designed pages in his comix masterpiece Maus:
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@TalkingPulpPress 5 лет назад

These Wizard videos make waking up on Monday morning something I look forward to now. Never quit, this is my favorite channel on RU-vid.

@dannycruz5446 5 лет назад

Agreed!!!!

@ZacharyCallen 5 лет назад

I love the sound of the pages turning on the Raw and Drawn & Quarterly anthologies. Just sound great. Also, I remember playing both DC Heroes and the Marvel Superheroes game. Still remember those fondly.

@jonrios8702 5 лет назад

Thank you so much for talking about the image guys being "rich kids." When people have talked about using them as a model for anyone can succeed in comics I've always pointed out that they all were already well off in life. They had wealthy families. There wasn't a risk to their livelihoods. Unlike us artists who come from low class families and have to work and work at being artists at the same time.

@richdannys2906 5 лет назад

Before working comic-book retail in Toronto, I used to work at Andromeda Distribution. We didn't have new comic-books coming in throughout the week. All the comics were picked up by truck, just across the Canada/U.S. border, each week. I think South of Detroit, possibly? "Distribution Night" was the all-night job of pulling/assembling/shipping all of the orders for/to Canadian retail shops, so they'd have their stuff for "New Comic-Book Day". Which (if memory serves) was Wednesdays, for many years..

@traie1970 5 лет назад

Was it in Dearborn, MI? That is a long drive from Toronto brother, especially every week! Worked at a shop in Windsor, Ontario and that's we we picked up our books weekly (Tuesday or Thursday I think). I remember one of the first times I went, I was completely horrified when I saw a very large fellow who's job it was to rip the covers off off books for what I learned were returns just sipping on a Super Big Gulp and dumping them one by one into a huge garbage bin.

@coreytbean 5 лет назад

Brigade was the first Image comic I was able to get my hands on. I remember willing myself into believing it was good.

@miggypeso909 2 года назад

I really liked the characters even tho I didn’t know what they actually did. They looked cool to my ten year old eyes I guess. Thought it was crazy the killed a member off so quickly too.

@balbindermann3896 Год назад

I was absolute shite, of course.😛

@leestevenson80 5 лет назад

Guys can’t thank you enough for the education I’m getting here. I’m blown away by the quality of that Raw publication.

@MrODIE1972 5 лет назад

Guys, I love these vids. They are great and informative. Memory lane on early Wizard issues. Fantastic !

@regeryan9375 7 месяцев назад

Just running across this vid. As an early Wizard subscriber these early Wizard issues are super nostalgic

@Howard_the_Duck 5 лет назад

My fav part of wizard was the halloween costume contests. This was a long time before cosplay became ubiquitous of course.

@tombrown2045 3 года назад

I was in one of those issues I think 148... maybe .. I have copies somewhere My family and I are the Invincibles! Great memories

@KThorJensen1 5 лет назад

Harry Peter was astoundingly not a pseudonym, these were more innocent times. He was indeed the mainline Wonder Woman artist as well in the 1940s and beyond, co-creating (but without credit) the character with William Moulton Marston.

@theswan1852 3 года назад

Even though his style looks naive he had some awesome book illustrations before Wonder Woman.

@cbehrens70 5 лет назад

I LOVE IT that you mentioned Fletcher Hanks! His stuff was the BOMB!

@fansform 5 лет назад

Two hours and eleven minutes - It's good to see you guys finally getting serious about this Cartoonist Kayfabe thing. Watched every second at least once.

@seanfitzpatrick9502 5 лет назад

Man, I wish I could hit thumbs up times 1000x when youngblood comes out.

@birdsinboxes 5 лет назад

I worked at Heroes World 1993/94. East coast distributor that had a few brick and mortor shops, of which I worked in one of those. Its going back, but I remember ALL the comics coming in at the same time, on the same weekly day. In answer to something Ed questioned about shops getting books at different times.

@capearce81 5 лет назад

Hey fellas, you mention that you guys usually appear at Heroes Con at the same time. Would you ever consider doing a live Kayfabe episode of some kind? Maybe you could flip through one of the “specials” that Wizard did over the years. There was an X-Men one I remember having a hologram foil cover!

@johnhrvatin3587 3 года назад

Thank you for showing Jorge Zaffino comics. Love his work, but only have his punisher and Punisher Nams. Time to hunt them down.

@xcornmuffinx 5 лет назад

I remember really being into Richard Sala at this time too because of Invisible Hands and Thirteen O'Clock. Oh man, Brat Pack by Rick Veitch is legendarily good. I was all excited when you started talking about it, then that article had nothing to do with it! Truly a heel move.

@tedskullhammer 3 года назад

It reminds you of Revenge of the Nerds, because it was. Unless you were alive and purchasing comics back then, it's hard to imagine when compared to today's culture. Back in 1992, girls (and "cool" boys) ruthlessly rejected and made fun of the kids (of which, the incredibly vast majority were boys) buying and reading comic books. This WAS our escape. How do you entice a young, straight boy going through puberty, when he's rejected by girls, to read comics? Draw scantily clad "babes" on the cover. Simple as that.

@jimoriley357 5 лет назад

Hey guys I won a contest in one of the wizard magazines.....I cant remember what issue but it was for my art on my original character Grunge. My friend won for writing the back story.

@jeffgauntt7163 5 лет назад

I thoroughly enjoyed this episode! I worked for Capital City Distribution at the time so I witnessed the explosive rise of Image and the speculator’s market. To answer your question, books arrived twice a week which always felt like Xmas morning!

@2099Oz 5 лет назад

WinterWorld is excellent, I will track down Seven Block now. Keep it up boys.

@gb7995 5 лет назад

Hell yeah, man! Just what I needed to play while I do some comic work.

@gb7995 5 лет назад

ah, I see Ed is a fan of Something to Wrestle with!

@gregjames5439 3 месяца назад

What a brilliant synopsis by Ed on the difference between Marc Jim and Kirby

@mattwuethrich2671 5 лет назад

We need a CF subchannel of you two discussing Raw et al. The Palmer's Picks tangents are becoming my favorite parts. Keep up the excellent work...

@jhoodcomics 4 года назад

I love what you guys are doing with these videos. I'm new to YT content, but I had planned to do the same thing on a smaller scale. In regards to NCBD back then, I recall running to the shops on either a Thursday or Friday. Three of us had to fight over the last copy of Youngblood on the shelf at our first stop. Luckily we found more at our next stop. I ended up with two copies. It didn't take long to understand what a disappointing hot pile the story was.

@sdal 3 года назад

Did we ever get to see that Jim Rugg Crow halloween photo?

@TheJeffhvt 4 года назад

22:38 "if this charecter is named Commander X I want nothing to do with it" fast forward 30 years...

@jimdietz784 5 лет назад

Starting my week off right!

@paulpeartsmith 5 лет назад

This is comics heaven.

@SketchbookTimeMachine 4 года назад

Holy sharks! LOBO: Frag Race sounds like the most awesome comic never made!

@timothybarnett1006 5 лет назад

There's a magazine sized collection of Shakey Kane's Deadline strips published in 2017 by Breakdown Press in the UK. Definitely worth checking out.

@christianlorre Год назад

Not enough mentioning of that cover. They got in HUGE trouble for that mixture of Marvel and Image. Wizard had to apologize, promise to never reprint the cover... heck, a few issues later when they start selling back issues that's the one issue they wouldn't sell.

@doolittle_ 4 года назад

Damn, I love Brat Pack! Thanks for throwing those books out, Jim!

@thomas8176 5 лет назад

At this time my local shop had new stuff Wednesday and Friday

@antgto 5 лет назад

LOL, wow. I'd never heard that Alan Moore quote in regards to Marshal Law before. That's fantastic! Love Marshal Law, it was for me as a kid what TDKR and Watchmen were to others.

@josephcornelison6511 5 лет назад

Just found this channel. You guys are hot to trot.

@ianbauder488 3 года назад

I bought some issues of Terror Inc from a used bookstore when I was a kid - scared the shit out of me - kept me awake at night.

@AdHouseBooks 5 лет назад

That Moebius kitty cat appeared in the Eclipse BORN TO BE WILD benefit comic too.

@Muttman 5 лет назад

Dudes - loved seeing those Deadline issues. Very interesting, and I'm not familiar. I'd love to see more about those.

@oddObjekt 5 лет назад

I want Fiffe to do a Youngblood reboot.

@vinkolisnic1621 3 года назад

Not sure if this is the same guy, but one of the fan art pieces is by David Palumbo which is the same name as a phenomenal fantasy painter who is also the son of Julie Bell and stepson of Boris Vallejo. He would have been 10 in 1992 so it seems plausible that this is the early work of fantasy art royalty.

@itcamefromthescreen 5 лет назад

Not sure, but the Punisher fan art that you can't place might homage to Martial Law. I know he has several images where he has a mask hooked to his belt with a hole through it just like that 🤔

@andrewjacksonbr 5 лет назад

This was my first issue...Forever Ago.

@RosebudKane41 4 года назад

Love these videos dude 👍

@fransaacs 3 года назад

51:20 What was West Sussex College of Art & Design but would be Northbrook College by the mid 80s and is now part of the Greater Brighton MET here on the south coast of England.

@brionbanks1704 5 лет назад

wow! mad respect for your bootleg copy of spawn 1 @1:53

@brionbanks1704 5 лет назад

guys what do think of Malibu sun #13, aka first appearance of spawn...

@CartoonistKayfabe 5 лет назад

Wizard 4 is the first appearance of Spawn.

@ahchoen 2 года назад

I think i might still have this copy somewhere

@davideking 5 лет назад

Great episode! I need to see if there's video of the Giffen/Fiffe panel. Thanks also for the tip on that b&w Zaffino book from IDW, it's on my list now PS Brigade #1 is still the WORST comic book I've ever read

@kamandi10 5 лет назад

I'm 95% sure that D&Q issue 9 is Seth in his earlier style Had a similiar reaction to the Peter's Wonder Woman when I first came across it in reprints in Adventure Comics. Need to read more of it. I started reading Fantastic Four Unlimited based on this video. I'd heard about this Trimpe phase of trying to fit in with the popular syle. Do you think kids picking this got fooled by this or was it obvious to them that this was an older artist trying to be cool?

@amvfffan 5 лет назад

I went to school few blocks from Steve Jackson's games at the time

@ianm1537 5 лет назад

Fact check me on this, but I’m pretty sure I heard that Dave Cooper did some design work in the early stages for the show Futurama, designing robots and ships and stuff.

@CartoonistKayfabe 5 лет назад

That is true. Dave Cooper discusses this in the Comics Journal 245. They also reproduce some of his art from this project if memory serves.

@violencehero 5 лет назад

A sweet Fugazi ad on the back cover of Deadline! Just a straight up ad for their album, no relation to comics at all.

@traie1970 5 лет назад

Wish someone would have explained to the editors the difference between a Portfolio and a Cover Gallery.

@The1776er 4 года назад

I wonder in hindsight, if Seth Rogan even knew the boys and youngblood, in concept are very similar.

@somethingaboutcomics7094 5 лет назад

I recognize a lot of the Raw artist but from Mtv's Liquid Television.

@mikeledger2614 5 лет назад

Where's the crow costume?

@AnibalArocho 5 лет назад

This is probably the Sphar you're looking for. facebook.com/notes/steven-sphar/blog-o-the-week/76169774382/

@TheFlabluker 3 года назад

heya the artist that summitted the joker in the amazing art shawn reeves is also the same guy who runs reevez fx and makes the awesome batman cowls www.reevzfx.com/#home i am his brother and i remember being super hyped when our local comic shop owner told us that he made it in wizard was a big deal too us as kids :)

@tyler209459023523 5 лет назад

Tell me more about the Brat Pack comic!!!

@CartoonistKayfabe 5 лет назад

We surely will in the future when Palmer's Picks focuses on the comics of Rick Veitch.

@flaviodeluxe 5 лет назад

you should do a brian cunningham roast compilation

@jimoriley357 5 лет назад

Issue number 23

@jabbajuju 5 лет назад

Also, Honest Trailers covered Supaidāman in honor of Enter the Spider-Verse ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-d5NCSx5HF8c.html

@pqribber 5 лет назад

Maus first appeared in Marvel's Comix Book, dudes. Same place I saw my first Speigelman, 'Ace Hole, Midget Detective' which, for my art-life is 10000000 x better and more innovative than the over rated, depressing and boring to read, Maus, anyhow.

@petitio_principii Год назад

Man, that Jim-Leenization of Alex Saviuk art was sad and painful to see. His style was so classic, so fine as it was. And that Jim-Lee coat on it just ruined. Not that it was exactly poorly done or anything... it's just a mismatch. If at least he was requested to be more Todd-McFarlanian, it would fit more with his style, although the end result would probably look more like he was trying to mimic Neal Adams or Sienkiewicz, unless he went for the cartoony style of form as well. There was even some Jim-Leeniesque inking of Sal Buscema at some point, also completely unnecessary, but not as incompatible, at least.