Popeye the Sailor Man is pushing 100 these days, but he's still scarfing down spinach and clobbering bullies as readily as he was back in 1929. To celebrate Popeye's enduring pop culture appeal, ...
What if artists ranging from Kelley Jones (Batman, The Sandman) to Sam & Max creator Steve Purcell created their own takes on the legendary comic strip and cartoon character Popeye? The result is ...
Famed Popeye fanatic Fred Grandinetti has updated and expanded his McFarland book POPEYE: An Illustrated Cultural History into a slightly larger, 337 page revised edition. It’s a true improvement over ...
Next year, Popeye goes full public domain, like Winnie The Pooh and Steamboat Willie/Mickey Mouse. So in the final year of ownership, King Features has got Massive Publishing to pay the license for ...
Comics "He's the greatest superhero you've never heard of," with a rogues gallery "right up there with Batman or Spider-Man": Dynamite's smash hit Space Ghost comic gets new volume that takes the '60s ...
Popeye has eaten his spinach and is poised for the finish ahead of a return to the pages of comic books. Created by Elzie Crisler Segar in 1929, the King Features staple returns to the pages of comic ...
Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Dust off your cans of spinach and prepare a fresh plate of hamburgers for Wimpy, as IDW Publishing ...
CHESTER - Reality and fantasy will collide at this weekend's annual Popeye Picnic, as the classic cast of characters will visit present day Chester in the form of a new 32-page comic book. The new ...
Loyal fans of Popeye, the cartoon superhero, will recognize the brush work of George Wildman, the comic book cartoonist responsible for drawing the musclebound sailor who turned spinach into a power ...
Unless treating established (even better if dead) authors presented in “collected” volumes, reviewers and editors at mainstream publications tend to shy away from covering poetry, especially ...
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