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Overview
Mark Evanier returns with yet another volume collecting old columns and new essays, examining comic books...the people who create them, the people who read them, and why they do these strange things. Superheroes in My Pants includes essays on Julius Schwartz, bad convention panels, Curt Swan, cheap comic fans, unfinanced entrepreneurs, stupid mistakes in comics, Pat Boyette, and other aspects and practitioners of the Art Form. It's all profusely illustrated by Evanier's longtime collaborator, Sergio Aragones.
Synopsis
Mark Evanier returns with yet another volume collecting old columns and new essays, examining comic books...the people who create them, the people who read them, and why they do these strange things. Superheroes in My Pants includes essays on Julius Schwartz, bad convention panels, Curt Swan, cheap comic fans, unfinanced entrepreneurs, stupid mistakes in comics, Pat Boyette, and other aspects and practitioners of the Art Form. It's all profusely illustrated by Evanier's longtime collaborator, Sergio Aragones.