I liked drawing him, the new version of him.

Jim Aparo: He was a very frequent guest-star. Michael Eury: Let’s discuss your recollections of some of the characters you drew in Brave and Bold. (And click here for 13 GREAT BATMAN TEAM-UPS THAT NEVER WERE.) Here, Aparo discusses the various guest stars who popped up to work with Batman during the artist’s lengthy run on The Brave and the Bold in the Bronze Age.īut wait, there’s more! Click here for Eury’s own picks for the TOP 13 TEAM-UP ISSUES OF THE SILVER AND BRONZE AGES. I chose a piece from Eury’s interview with the late Jim Aparo from back in 2004 that ran in somewhat different form in Back Issue #7. It’s a hard book to put down (as if you’d want to) and we’ve got a tiny sliver to share with you as an EXCLUSIVE EXCERPT. 14 and I gotta tell ya, this thing is jammed. The 256-page, full-color trade paperback is due for release Sept. One of the coolest comics history books to come out this year is TwoMorrows’ The Team-Up Companion, by Michael Eury, which is, as its name suggests, a thorough exploration of team-up comics across the decades. From Green Arrow to the Metal Men - and MORE…

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