A little more on Dick Giordano
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The Comics Reporter Tom Spurgeon delivers (in familiar incomparable form) an in depth review of Dick Giordano’s career.
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The Groovy Agent posts a complete unforgettable vintage Dick Giordano Batman tale.
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Steven Thompson doesn’t talk much about being a member of an International Team of Comics Historians. It was only due to his linking to this site’s remembrance of Dick Giordano that the delightfully perky Super I.T.C.H Blog came under our radar. Even in his passing, Dick continues contributing to and promoting the comics history he loved.
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Neal Adams mourns the loss of a brother and friend:
Inking my work was the LEAST significant thing that Dick did for-me and to me. I loved Dick like a brother and a friend. He cared for and loved me. I was made better by him. For a time, we were partners, on a handshake. NO ONE didn’t like Dick Giordano and respect him. Who can say that? Look at that face. JUST,…look at it.
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Inking my work was the LEAST significant thing that Dick did for-me and to me. I loved Dick like a brother and a friend. He cared for and loved me. I was made better by him. For a time, we were partners, on a handshake. NO ONE didn’t like Dick Giordano and respect him. Who can say that? Look at that face. JUST,…look at it.













I don’t keep up with all the comics information on the Internet. And there’s so much to wade through. Thanks for the link to the Tom Spurgeon article. It’s one of the best all round summaries of a comics career without being the writer seeming like a “know-it-all”. I hope Giordano would have approved.