When you think about the people behind the scenes of comics, we often focus on the writers and artists, but it takes an army of many people to put out the comics you enjoy week in and week out. One grouping of folks that bring unique insight to the comics we enjoy are the editors. The center of the process, the editors work on all aspects of the books, from the story and art to the production aspects. Yesterday we spoke to editors Mark Paniccia (Ultimate Line, Hulk, Alpha Flight) and Sana Amanat (Ultimate Line) and today we complete our interview with the Panic Room editors by chatting with Bill Rosemann who works along with Assistant Editor John Denning on such books as Mystery Men, Black Panther: The Man Without Fear, Avengers Academy and many more.
Avengers Academy
Bringing it all to visual life since issue #1 is, pound-for-pound, one of the strongest and dependable revolving line-ups of modern classic super hero artists, including Mike McKone, Sean Chen and Tom Raney (not to mention awesome inkers like Scott Hanna and Andrew Hennessy and coloring genius Jeromy Cox). And last but certainly not least is our ace in the hole, Christos Gage, the writer who – with each and every issue – makes you laugh, cry and sit on the edge of your seat wondering what in the heck our controversial and compelling kids are going to do next.
Mystery Men is Awesome! more of that please!
I’ll second the Mystery Men love. The title is consistently good every issue.