50 Years of American Comedy
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Alter Ego
Roy Thomas' Depth-Defying Comics Fanzine
2014 July, # 126
| Author: | Ken Quattro |
|---|---|
| Magazine: | 84 pages |
| Publisher: | TwoMorrows (2014) |
| Avg. Rating: |  [ Unrated ] |
| In Print? | No |
Trials and Tribulations - In Three Dimensions!, 33 pgs., takes another look at the 1953-1954 3-D comic book fad, focusing on its final days and litigation involving St. John Publ., Norman Maurer and Joe Kubert over the invention of comics' 3-D printing process. The role of the Stooges' comic book series is discussed, with selected page images.
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