Gary Cohn

Bizarro Back Issues: The Ordeal Of Man-E-Faces! (1982)
Bizarro Back Issues: The Ordeal Of Man-E-Faces! (1982)
Bizarro Back Issues: The Ordeal Of Man-E-Faces! (1982)
So here's the thing about He Man and the Masters of the Universe: I don't know anything about it. Fortunately for me, the last few years have seen something of a MOTU renaissance that included a massive hardcover collection of the minicomics that accompanied the toys. I figured that if the underlying mythology was originally codified in those bite-sized chunks, I could probably get a handle on it. The only problem is that these things are both completely bonkers and completely amazing.
Cast Party: Who Should Star In An 'Amethyst' Movie?
Cast Party: Who Should Star In An 'Amethyst' Movie?
Cast Party: Who Should Star In An 'Amethyst' Movie?
It's Fantasy Week, which seems like the perfect time to look at one of DC's classic fantasy properties: Amethyst: Princess of Gemworld. Created by Dan Mishkin, Gary Cohn, and Ernie Colon, Amethyst stars Amy Winston, a young girl from Earth who learns that she's actually a princess from a fantasy kingdom, where she's already grown up because time moves differently.
Bizarro Back Issues: Batman Team's Up With The Joker
Bizarro Back Issues: Batman Team's Up With The Joker
Bizarro Back Issues: Batman Team's Up With The Joker
A couple weeks ago when I was writing about why the Penguin has never been one of my favorite Batman villains, I mentioned one of my earliest favorite comics: An issue of The Brave and the Bold that was nominally a Penguin story, but was more focused on the Joker. The main point then was that the Penguin was kind of a bit player even in one of his own stories, but the more I thought about it, the
Joe Kubert Presents Hawkman & Hawkgirl, DC Reintroduces Blue Devil & Black Lightning
Joe Kubert Presents Hawkman & Hawkgirl, DC Reintroduces Blue Devil & Black Lightning
Joe Kubert Presents Hawkman & Hawkgirl, DC Reintroduces Blue Devil & Black Lightning
Yesterday may have been Independence Day here in the United States, but public relations never takes a holiday! DC Comics made two notable announcements via their Source blog yesterday, one of which is sure to excite fans of one of their oldest and greatest creators, and another which may excite fans of two particular characters: Artist Joe Kubert will be getting his own miniseries to showcase hi