Archive for the ‘Marvel Comics’ Category
This Weekend The Game Comes Home!
Posted: June 13, 2014 in Celebrity, Comics, Dark Horse Comics, DC Comics, Entertainment, Making Comics, Marvel Comics, News, Spider-Man, Star Wars, Superman, Suzi Lorraine, Wicked GameTags: chris issak, Comics, Eternal Con, Making Comics, New York Comic Fest, Suzi Lorraine, wicked game
This Saturday in White Plains, NY at the Westchester County Center, I will be appearing at New York Comics Fest. I’ve been looking forward to this event for a long time. The County Center is where I received my Masters and attended my first wrestling match. Come by and say hi.
Tickets can be purchased here.
I will also be appearing Sunday at Eternal Con in Garden City at the Pronto Comics booth.
Where to Purchase Wicked Game
Posted: April 30, 2014 in Comics, Crime, Girls, Links, Making Comics, Marvel Comics, News, Science Fiction, Suzi Lorraine, Uncategorized, Wicked GameTags: Blade Runner, chris issak, Comic Book stores, comic books, Crime, film noir, Mindy Indy, Mindy Steffen, Roderic Rodriguez, Science Fiction, Suzi Lorraine, Taken, Todd Matthy, wicked game
The following stores are carrying WICKED GAME. Pick up a copy and check out some other great comics. If you are a retailer interested in carrying WICKED GAME please fill out the form after the jump.
Print on Demand/Digital
Indy Planet-Click to go to listing
Drive Thru Comics-Click to go to listing.
Comicxposure-Click to go to listing.
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Modern Myths–822 Mamaroneck Ave, Mamaroneck, NY
The Spider’s Web-887A Yonkers Ave. Yonkers, NY
Womrath’s Books– 76 Pondfield Road. Bronxville, NY
Carmine Street Comics– 34 Carmine Street. West Village. New York, NY
St.Mark’s Comics-11 St. Marks Place. New York, NY 10003
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He Killed Optimus Prime: An Interview with Ron Friedman, writer of Transformers: The Movie
Posted: December 31, 2013 in Animation, Anime, Cartoons, Comics, Commentary, Interviews, Marvel Comics, Movies, Science Fiction, Transformers, TVTags: cobra commander, destro, Fantastic Four, Game of Thrones, gi joe, iron man, Marvel Action Hour, Megatron, Optimus Prime, Orson Welles, Ron Friedman, Silver Surfer, Spider-Man, Stan Lee, Starscream, The Death of Optimus Prime, Transformers, Transformers: The Movie, Ultra Magnus

By Todd Matthy
In the summer of 1986, children were traumatized when Optimus Prime sacrificed himself to stop his archrival, Megatron. But it wasn’t Megatron who pulled the trigger, it was a writer named Ron Friedman.
Ron Friedman wrote Transformers: The Movie. He wrote the five-part miniseries that launched GI Joe. He is close friends with Stan Lee and helped Stan develop The Marvel Action Hour, featuring Iron Man and Fantastic Four. He has written episodes of All in the Family, Happy Days, and Fantasy Island. In addition to his writing credentials, Ron is an architect and a teacher at Chapman University.
In 2014, Ron plans to chronicle his experiences as a writer in the memoir, I Killed Optimus Prime. The book promises a fascinating look behind the scenes of the shows that defined our childhood.
I had the privilege of speaking with Ron about his career, his friendship with Stan Lee, what he thought when he first saw the Transformers, how Orson Welles became Unicron, and why he didn’t want to kill Optimus Prime.
So, to kick off the 30th Anniversary of the Transformers, Ron Friedman, the man who killed Optimus Prime.
WARNING: Some language.
Wicked Game Preview
Posted: December 24, 2013 in Comics, Crime, DC Comics, Entertainment, Fiction, Girls, Making Comics, Marvel Comics, Music, Science Fiction, Suzi Lorraine, Wicked GameTags: chris issak, comic books, Making Comics, Suzi Lorraine, Veronica Lake, wicked game
Merry Christmas to all! As a present for all of you, here is a preview of my comic book, “Wicked Game.” Written, drawn, and lettered for your enjoyment. Writing comics is a passion of mine and the completion of this book is one of my greatest accomplishments.
It’s something I couldn’t have done without my collaborators: Cary Watson; who did the logo, Mindy Steffen; my letterer, Suzi Lorraine; a great actress/writer who is the model for the character of Maria, and Roderic Rodriguez; a gem whose art brought this story to life.
Thank you so much for reading this preview. I hope you enjoy it. If you do be sure to like the Facebook page and keep checking this page for news about this exciting book. Have a wonderful holiday season.
UPDATE: Check out my appearance on Evil Jester Presents with fellow writers Charles Day, Jeremy Mays, and H.E. Goodhue. We talk comics, writing, and of course “Wicked Game.” Click here to listen. Preview is after the jump!








Respecting Creators
Posted: March 17, 2015 in Batman, Comics, Commentary, DC Comics, Entertainment, Making Comics, Marvel Comics, NewsTags: Batman, Comics, Erik Larsen, Image Comics, J. Scott Campbell, superman, Wonder Woman
Warning: Opinion
For people who don’t like bullies, comic fans like to bully. Over the weekend, J. Scott Campbell and Erik Larsen voiced their opinion on super hero costumes being redesigned. Specifically, Wonder Woman’s. Their comments set off a firestorm. Some of it was polite, specifically when it was creator debating creator. But some of the comments from fans were condescending, childish, and so disrespectful that Mr. Larsen decided to leave Twitter. (more…)