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“I woke up and put that on a 7.” I had a weird dream last night. I ended up making a lot of tax-free money and wanted to spend it. I bought two comics pages, both of which were from Muhammad Ali vs Superman. I got them both put into really nice frames. I kept one for myself and gave the other to Muhammad Ali at a big press conference.

Scoop - Where the Magic of Collecting Comes Alive! - Neal Adams, Working to Return Artwork to Holocaust Survivor Neal Adams, Working to Return Artwork to Holocaust Survivor As the comic industry continues to grow and thrive, members within the community find more and more ways to help the people around them.

Yup, I'm linking to an interview with myself, conducted by Richard Vasseur. Self-serving, of course, but it's a fun read. Here's an excerpt: Richard: Why did you decide to write "Will Eisner: A Spirited Life"? Bob: I had the good fortune to be introduced to one of Mr.

I'll be honest, I have no agenda in posting this cover other than I've always liked it. It's currently on the net for sale, but I can't recall where (if anyone knows feel free to post the link and I'll add it) and it's selling for around $9,999, that's $10,000 to anyone else. Good luck.

The New York Times followed up on a fascinating story that has been in the news over the past few years. It involves Dina Gottliebova Babbitt, a holocaust survivor. She is an artist who, while imprisoned at Auschwitz, was made to create portraits of imprisoned Gypsies at the request of the infamous Josef Mengele.

Comic book legends: Neal Adams, Joe Kubert, and Stan Lee, have joined forces to tell the story of one, Dina Gottliebova Babbitt, who was a holocaust survivor that used her artistic talent to paing portraits for the infamous “Angel of Death” Dr. Josef Mengele.

Comics legends have banded together to aid Holocaust-survivor and artist Dina Gottliebova Babbitt. She survived two years at Auschwitz by painting watercolors for the infamous Dr. Joseph Mangele. Some of her surviving artwork is located at he Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum in Poland.

There was a feature story in the New York Times this weekend about a recent comic strip/comic book that was illustrated by comic legends Neal Adams and Joe Kubert, with a forward by Stan Lee, done in support of artist and holocaust survivor Dina Babbitt. Mrs.

So I finally saw The Dark Knight on the IMAX yesterday. I was blown away by the IMAX sequences. I forgot just how good 70mm film can look. This isn’t necessarily a review of the new Batman movie, you’ve probably already seen it anyways.

If you don’t think I’m gonna at the fucking Fillmore in SF August 23rd drunk on booze and musical delight you better recognize. On a related note, the Follow the Lights EP: great Ryan Adams release or greatest Ryan Adams release?