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Preview: Comic Foundry #4

October 2nd, 2008
Author JK Parkin

Comic Foundry #4

The fourth issue of Comic Foundry, the Eisner-nominated comics lifestyle magazine, hits stands Oct. 8, and CF chief Tim Leong sent over four preview pages for us to share with you.

Leong said this issue “puts the spotlight on how comics and politics intersect.” It includes a big politics package, a cover feature interview with Mark Millar and Tony Harris on War Heroes, a preview of the third Whiteout series and an original Chip Zdarsky comic detailing the San Diego Comic Con secrets of Matt Fraction, Daniel Way, and Kurt Busiek.

You can check out the preview pages, along with commentary from Tim, after the jump. And if you’re in New York, The Comic Foundry gang is hosting a release party the day after the issue comes out. More details on the party, as well as the variant Mark Millar/Tony Harris birthday clown cover, can be found here.

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Comic Foundry #4 excerpt

• Tim says: “The opening page to Costumes, our fashion section. It’s looking at Animal Man as a style icon and finding a cool leather bomber in this season’s fashion line that emulates his aesthetic.”

Comic Foundry #4 excerpt

• Tim: “A page from Politics Package — it’s a quiz to see if you can figure out if the quote is from Captain America, John McCain or Barack Obama.”

Comic Foundry #4 excerpt

• Tim: “A look inside writer/artist Jimmy Palmiotti’s Florida studio.”

Comic Foundry #4 excerpt

• Tim: “We quizzed artists Ryan Ottley (Invincible) and Charlie Adlard (The Walking Dead) about Robert Kirkman, the writer of their respective books.”

 
4 Responses to “Preview: Comic Foundry #4”
  1. jesse Says:

    A leather jacket for the vegetarian, non-leather-wearing Animal Man?

  2. REMftw Says:

    Kirkman hating Ultimates 3 is the best thing to come out of this.

  3. D. Peace Says:

    I always loved leather jackets on superheroes. Cliff Steele, Buddy Baker, millennial X-Men, the original Kon-El… hell, all superheroes should have the fashion sense of Joey Ramone.

    It’s interesting how many of his characters Morrison put in black leather jackets. That seemed to be a trend of his.

    And everybody knows Buddy’s jacket is faux. C’mon.

  4. pat Says:

    Tony Harris looks like a monster!!!

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