By: Adam McGovern

His optimism was almost unreasonable, but we needed it.

By: Joshua Glenn

Joshua Glenn on a panel from TALES TO ASTONISH (1962)

By: Annie Nocenti

Annie Nocenti on a panel from THE X-MEN (1964)

By: Dan Nadel

Dan Nadel on a panel from OMAC (1974)

By: Gary Panter

Gary Panter on a panel from DEMON (1973)

By: John Hilgart

John Hilgart on a panel from BLACK MAGIC (1952)

By: Douglas Rushkoff

Douglas Rushkoff on a panel from THE ETERNALS (1976)

By: HILOBROW

25 writers analyze panels from Jack Kirby-drawn comics

By: Joshua Glenn

No D&D without Leiber… but are his characters playable?

By: Joshua Glenn

His sci-fi was notable for being pastoral and nostalgic.

By: Joshua Glenn

Definitive proof of Jack Kirby’s Radium-Age sci-fi and fantasy influences!

By: Joshua Glenn

The New Gods are stronger, faster, and smarter than other generations.

By: David Smay

Insanely prolific, unbelievably vital, formally inventive.

By: Jason Grote

The biography of ROBERT A. HEINLEIN (1907-88) firmly places Golden-Age SF on the grand continuum of Americana: the no-nonsense engineer’s mentality of his Kansas City upbringing, his longing for military service (he graduated from the […]

By: Joshua Glenn

A hilobrow literary mystery…