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His Batman and Martian Manhunter, particularly, really rock ! I have to agree. His Martian Manhunter looks impressive and powerful. It's a pity that MM is often overlooked, especially when Supes is around. And Batman was just wonderful. 8) I have to agree with Alan though (in his comments in the TP...

I have been considering buying the new hardcover of issues 1 to 12 of Invincible for a while now. It's not much more expensive than the first two 6 issue TPBs on Amazon and probably cheaper than buying it in a book or comic shop. :o I've heard good things about the series but only seen bits of the a...

Okay, here goes... 1) Steve Bates 2) Manchester, UK 3) 35 (eek!) 4) Probably the early Excalibur stuff 5) Buster when I was a kid, then 2000AD (home of DR&Quinch and Harry Twenty). The first american superhero comic was probably Uncanny X-Men #127 (the Proteus story) 6) Nothing comes to mind at the ...

Alan, A few questions wrapped up into the same topic. Which characters do you enjoy, or have you enjoyed, drawing the most? Is it just what you're working on at the moment or do you have any particular past favourites? And, for those characters that you've drawn ( not written) in the past - and I'm ...

I love Captain Britain. I usually will start reading X-Men Archives and then move to the out-of-print Captain Britain trade, then X-Men Annual #11 and New Mutants Annual #2 and then into Excalibur. One of my favorite comic runs ever. Same here. Although I don't read the X-Men Archives but the secon...