Wizard #38: Steve BissetteOctober 1994 (on sale date: August 1994)
Horror master Steve Bissette's sorely-missed dinosaur comic Tyrant was the subject of Palmer's Picks in the fall of '94.
Tag: tundra
Wizard #38: Steve Bissette
Wizard #23: Everything…And The Kitchen Sink TooSeptember 1993 (on sale date: July 1993)
My second feature about Kevin Eastman's Tundra spirals into chaos when Brandon Lee's death scuttles plans for The Crow and Kitchen Sink "buys" the company.
Wizard #21: Mike AllredMay 1993 (on sale date: March 1993)
The early work of Madman creator Mike Allred was the topic of the day for "Palmer's Picks" in the spring of 1993, and now you can experience it again!
Wizard #20: Scott McCloudApril 1993 (on sale date: February 1993)
I profiled Underrstanding Comics author Scott McCloud before his landmark book. Delve into his early work with a revisit of my original "Palmer's Picks."
Wizard #19: Rick VeitchMarch 1993 (on sale date: January 1993)
"Palmer's Picks" focused on legendary comics creator Rick Veitch and his King Hell Heroica books Bratpack and The Maximortal in early 1993.
Wizard #17: Christmas 1992January 1993 (on sale date: November, 1992)
Take a look back at what might be the weirdest Christmas list ever assembled: Maus, Bone, Skin, Madman, and more in "Palmer's Picks" from winter 1992.
Wizard #15: Eddie CampbellNovember 1992 (on sale date: September 1992)
Eddie Campbell's Deadface got the "Palmer's Picks" spotlight, and now you can look back at all of the excitement just like it was '92 again.
Wizard #12: Tundra-The Creator’s EdgeAugust 1992 (on sale date: June 1992)
A look back at my first feature length magazine article, a profile of Ninja Turtles co-creator Kevin Eastman's Tundra Publishing.
Wizard #10: AnthologiesJune 1992 (on sale date: April 1992)
Anthology comics Raw, Taboo and Drawn & Quarterly get the spotlight in this reexamination of my fourth "Palmer's Picks" column.
Wizard #8: Humor ComicsApril 1992 (on sale date: February 1992)
A look back at my very serious examination of some seriously funny cartoonists like Peter Bagge, Drew Friedman, Doug Gray, and more.