COMIC BOOK CREATOR #44 Carmine Infantino

The great Flash and Adam Strange artist, Carmine Infantino, gets the treatment in this issue, with both a comprehensive “Nuff Said” radio interview conducted by Ken Gale and Ed Menje, and an essay by editor Jon B. Cooke on the artist’s tumultuous stint as DC Editorial Director and Publisher, a period which brought out the absolute best at the company — and some of its worst. Also featured is "R.K. in the U.K.," an incredible account about legendary writer/editor Robert Kanigher’s late-in-life love affair with comics fandom in the British Isles… from a candid 1989 conversation with late Brit fans Steve Whitaker and Tim Bateman; Part One of Ted Jalbert’s interview with Jack Katz; and an examination of Dave Cockrum's design work for Aurora's Comic Scenes model kits of the 1970s. Plus, the first installment of Glen Cadigan’s three-part interview with Joe Hill, horror comics writer and certain “Son of King!” And, of course, Fred Hembeck!