The Modern Day Comic Book Hero By Jacob Malewitz We’ve all heard it: I want to be famous or I want to be rich. You don’t hear them saying I want to be a super hero that many times. But for the modern idea, who is the modern hero of the comic book world? What do heroes do in comic books that is different from other fiction? And who are the modern heroes of today? Get Real, How Heroes Started Heroes in comic book fiction may have started in the 1930s with Marvel and DC starting to break out the modern day comic book hero as we know. Superman in simple, or a character similar and still known, is perhaps of your earliest and most successful modern day heroes. A hero from another planet, powers beyond the mortal man, and who had a hero side and a “I’m Clark Kent” side. He was a hero who started in Action Comics, and was big success for the youth movement of comics in the golden age. There were pulp heroes before that, for example like Tarzan and Conan. However, Superman is your earliest o
What is A Comic Eye, A New Blog with Insights on Comics and the Industry By Jacob Malewitz A Comic Eye is celebrating it’s next beginning here, with a new blog to find news, reviews, insights, and articles on the graphic novel industry. X-Men have a new movie. Avengers have a hit graphic novel coming out. Batman is hiding a new story. And even Superman is winning with a bestselling graphic novel being re-released. You need to know the next hit comic coming out, what writers are releasing what, and how to understand the fascinating modern and past states of the graphic novel industry. Welcome aboard. A Comic Eye is a new blog showcasing new writing with insights into the industry, reviews of books, interviews with writers, and hot news you may want to know. What can you do to get started understanding the comic book industry? Who are the best writers in the comic industry? What will A Comic Eye show that is different? How can lowly writers earn money writing comics? How can you underst