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The plot thickens. This is from the editor of the book, Peter Richardson: http://bookpalacebooks.blogspot.com.es/2012/07/heros-quick-update-before-i-head-of.html?showComment=1342001579777 "... in fact we are in communication with Alan at the moment ." ______________ I really hope a collaboration can...

BOOK PALACE is preparing a deluxe reprint of Frank Bellamy's HEROS THE SPARTAN for a December 2012 release, and they have recruited some big names to contribute to the package: http://bookpalacebooks.blogspot.com.es/2012/07/heros-quick-update-before-i-head-of.html "I'm very pleased to be able to ann...

At the risk of causing you further irritation… I noticed you recently heaped praise upon John Byrne on this very board ( “He is obviously also a great designer in his own right” ). Do you know what Byrne has been doing lately? Creator owned stuff for a non Big Two publisher, IDW: first, resuming and...

Alan Davis wrote:XIII
Since you claim to know my thinking it seems unlikely you’d be interested in my true opinion.
Alan

I…er…what now?

http://dcu.blog.dccomics.com/2012/01/30/dc-comics-fall-2012/ DC Universe titles coming in October 2012: LEGENDS OF THE DARK KNIGHT: ALAN DAVIS HC Writer: Mike W. Barr Artists: Alan Davis, Paul Neary, Mark Farmer, E.R. Cruz, Terry Beatty, Carmine Infantino, Dick Giordano, Collects: DETECTIVE COMIS #5...

Just beyond the channel there's a country where " the traditions of romanticised escapism, glamorous stereotypes and solid, fast paced, storytelling " not only never gotten anyone outmoded, but remain the backbone of a healthy and huge selling comic industry. However, I know Alan will never leave th...

Erik Larsen , one of Image Comics' founding fathers, is working on a revival of SUPREME, starting from Alan Moore's final script of the original series, which was never drawn. So somebody on his board made him this question: http://forums.imagecomics.com/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=772&p=35304#p35304 Bend...

Wow, thanks for the link. Several things to ponder. First off, "Alan's enthusiastic involvement" , the best 3 words I could heard, at least give me reassurance that Alan’s heart is in the right place, as he apparently would rather be doing this (or more Clandestine) than any of the projects he’s doi...

Dear Alan, I’ve spent the last couple of weeks reading the Captain Britain Omnibus (I had read the Delano stuff in the old trade paperback, but everything else was new to me), and the 3 volumes of Excalibur Visionaries reprinting issues #42-67, which I only had read once before, in its original comi...

What I'm going to say may seem contradictory, but while I totally agree in principle with Mr. Davis' outrage, I would cut Book Palace some slack. As far as I can see, they are a small press concern that is putting out very limited editions (a few hundred copies tops), so I seriously doubt the profit...

Dear Alan, I think I'm as much a hardcore fan of yours as anyone here, but for instance, I don't buy books where you only do the cover, like FF right now. Now your latest solicited book is: ORIGINS OF MARVEL COMICS #1, a book that is "32 PGS" and "drawn by a roster of the hottest artists, including ...

Revealed in: http://www.diamondbookdistributors.com/downloads/DBD_Summer2010CatalogMarvel.pdf X-MEN: POWERLESS TPB Collects Uncanny X-Men #379-380, Cable (1993) #78, X-Force (1991) #101, Wolverine (1988) #149, and X-Men (1991) #99. Writer: Alan Davis , Terry Kavanagh, Joseph Harris, Erik Larsen, Joe...

You're the man! Thanks!

If it were up to me, those should definitely be included in the 3rd volume of Visionaries.

ITEM! All of the cards in the Excalibur trading card set from 1989... http://www.comiccollectorlive.com/LiveData/CoverTitle_Grid.aspx?id=4ef99956-c76c-4d13-a902-f3dca9e9b95e Very interesting. Is all the art in those cards taken from the comics? I recognize most of it, but I don't know it there's an...

Thanks! I just took the list of covers from here and trimmed out the non-DC stuff:

http://www.alandavis-comicart.com/ADChecklist.html

Of course, if this book ever happens, I'd like it to be as complete as possible. We'll have to wait and see how the Hughes book turns out first.