Check out the top 10 comics of 1992 from Wizard Magazine July 1992 Issue. I should have bought a ton of #2, #3 and #4!!! And why doesn't X-Men #201 get more love?
Start Small: Outstanding Worldbuilding Advice by Matt Sernett, former Editor-in-Chief of Dragon Magazine and worldbuilder/editor/writer at Wizards of the Coast. Parts I and II (just released).
Mom going through old stuff and sent me this. It looks like it may have been a mail away print from when Wizard magazine existed but I’m not able to find anything on web. Anybody here got one or have any info on it?
Just got this Wizard Magazine Spider-Man 1/2 from 1998
Singer Presents "The Wizard of Oz", 6 to 8 PM EST/PST Sunday, March 15th NBC-TV-IN COLOR. Full Page Ad in LIFE Magazine, March 1970
What should I do with my old Wizard Magazine collection?
I've had a couple of (really heavy) boxes filled with old Wizards that I haven't looked at in over a decade. Throwing them away seems like a waste. Selling them would be fine, but honestly I'd be more interested in someone getting them who appreciates them. Any ideas?
Lady Death by Steven Hughes, Wizard Magazine #38, 1994
Lady Death by Steven Hughes, Wizard Magazine #38, 1994
From an old issue of comic book magazine Wizard.
I used to love the Wizard magazine as a kid. And this issue of X-Men made me fall in love with mutants all over again. Beautiful art.
Looking for 2002 Phil Jimenez New X-men Sketches/Designs (Wizard Magazine)
In roughly 2002 (maybe in Wizard #129 or around there), alongside a Q&A with Grant Morrison, Phil Jimenez sketches/designs for his versions of the New X-Men (including Storm, Jean, Cyclops, Xavier, maybe Emma) were published in Wizard magazine. I always loved these sketches (and they had his design notes and rationales as well). It was in advance of the New X-Men issue where they go to Genosha and discover Polaris.
Has anyone seen digital scans of these sketches?
(Edit: Here you can see some of the sketches alone, but yeah there were more in the magazine with Jimenez's design thoughts).
Whatever happened to that Wizard magazine relaunch?
Back in 2017, official notice was posted that Wizard: The Guide to Comics was coming back.
They had a press release. They opened applications for content creators. They dated the return for Wizard Word Chicago 2017.
And then nothing. I can't find any details. I'm not surprised it folded, I just like closure.
Help me out?
Wizard Magazine #76 December 1997
Ku Klux Klan Imperial Wizard meets a 4-year old Klan mascot named Jimmy, from "Life goes to a Ku Klux Klan Initiation", LIFE Magazine August 14, 1939 [803x1255]
Anyone remember this pitch by wizard magazine in 2003. Was wondering if you guys had any potential plot ideas for this hypothetical run on Batman
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Wizard Magazine No. 96 August 1999
WIZARD MAGAZINE #83 JULY 1998
While we await the announcement of the Netflix cast, Twitter user @phillipsshannon found the 1995 would-be cast of Sandman in Wizard Magazine (swipe for pictures)
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Wizard Magazine #62 October 1996 Spawn/Spidey
Cable by Bart Sears, Wizard Magazine #21, 1993
Let's Read! Ep 1 | WIZARD MAGAZINE #14 | 1992 - Reply w/ Your Fav Wizard Memory!
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Basic training, How to draw curvilinear perspective by Brent E. Anderson, Wizard Magazine #79, 1998
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Wizard Magazine's Top Ten Hottest Writers and Artists, May 1996
X pinup by Chris Warner, Wizard Magazine #38, 1994
Wizard magazine replacement?
Since wizard magazine isn’t around today then what would you consider equivalent to it today?
Basic training, How to draw curvilinear perspective by Brent E. Anderson, Wizard Magazine #79, 1998
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X pinup by Chris Warner, Wizard Magazine #38, 1994
Posted this on a r/comiccollector page. I was sending some comics in and found this in a comic box between sone over street updates and wizard magazines, no bag, no board...I googled what it was and was pleasantly surprised!! It’s going to get graded, going for 9.4-9.6
X pinup by Chris Warner, Wizard Magazine #38, 1994
The Maxx by Sam Kieth, Wizard Magazine #20 cover, 1993
Started my first Vector drawing in Illustrator. Tracing an old "Wizard" magazine cover. Layers organized by body part and labeled.Tips, tricks and criticism are welcome.
Wizard Magazine #99 11/1999
The most 90s comic book ad ever? We've got Wizard Magazine, Magic the Gathering, and a phone number for purchasing America Online software
Martha Washington goes to war ad by Dave Gibbons, Wizard Magazine #34, 1994
Spawn and Batman, Wizard Magazine #32 cover by Todd McFarlane and Frank Miller, 1994
Start Small: Outstanding Worldbuilding Advice by Matt Sernett, former Editor-in-Chief of Dragon Magazine and worldbuilder/editor/writer at Wizards of the Coast. Parts I, II, and III (just released).
Start Small: Outstanding Worldbuilding Advice by Matt Sernett, former Editor-in-Chief of Dragon Magazine and worldbuilder/editor/writer at Wizards of the Coast. Parts I, II, and III (just released).
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