I am fortunate that David Cranmer saw a piece of microfiction that two other editors had rejected, and he decided that it could be more, and that it could have a greater audience.

With plenty of encouragement from David, Elaine Ash, and Katherine Tomlinson, that story became fuller and richer. I encourage you to see the end result,… Continue

I am fortunate that David Cranmer saw a piece of microfiction that two other editors had rejected, and he decided that it could be more, and that it could have a greater audience.

With plenty of encouragement from David, Elaine Ash, and Katherine Tomlinson, that story became fuller and richer. I encourage you to see the end result,… Continue

Batman and Doc Savage. Brian Azerello and Phil Noto. DC Comics. 2009


For fans, Doc Savage has been to comics what Madonna has been to movies: attempts into the medium are always short-lived.. So one can credit Azerello with at least a well-thought out approach. He pairs Savage with one of DC's most popular heroes, eschews any period flavor since only Indiana Jones appears to be good box office for pulp, and then gives the series a conspiratorial criminal organization.

The problem with such an… Continue

Batman and Doc Savage. Brian Azerello and Phil Noto. DC Comics. 2009


For fans, Doc Savage has been to comics what Madonna has been to movies: attempts into the medium are always short-lived.. So one can credit Azerello with at least a well-thought out approach. He pairs Savage with one of DC's most popular heroes, eschews any period flavor since only Indiana Jones appears to be good box office for pulp, and then gives the series a conspiratorial criminal organization.

The problem with such an… Continue