In 7th grade, I wrote a gushing fan letter to Stan Lee. The letter was subsequently published in its entirety in Captain America #107, November,…
First time on the internet: a 1975 interview with Steve “Man-Thing” Gerber, the Marvel Comics writer then already on a hot streak. This interview first…
Walt Jaschek looks back on his story in What The–? #5, Marvel’s self-parody comic, originally published in 1989. Walt recalls: “Just as my freelance writing…
“The Golden Adventures of Brett Hull” is an original, three-issue comic book series published in 1994 by The Patrick Company. The issues sold for 99-cents…
Walt Jaschek loved his very first Cosplay experience at St. Louis Wizard World 2019. As “Dr. Hank Pym,” of Marvel’s Ant-Man 1 and 2, he…
You probably don’t remember “Stoogecoach,” our 1987 Three Stooges comic, but that’s because it was never printed. Ask Don Secrease or me about it sometime…
Walt Jaschek launched the Dang Gnats!™ comic strip on the web in 2001, and the “annoying insects with too much time of their wings” have…
Buy this splash page as a poster on Zazzle! “The Call of Cold, Dark Places” is an 8-page, science-fiction drama comic written by Walt Jaschek,…
Mel Cool is the “Sentinel of Stress-Free Shopping.” And the greatest hero… of the mall. See the Mel Cool: Mall Cop ebook on Kindle Mel…
Slightly Bent Comics #1 and #2 are creator-owned, character-introducing anthology comics, written by Walt Jaschek and first published by Slightly Bent Entertainment in 1999. Walt…