Alan Kistler, Comic Book Historian: April 2007 Archives

And here is the conclusion of our look at Wonder Woman.

This is continued from Part 2.

Here is an image of Tony Stark's Mark I armor. That's right, boys and girls. The Mark I armor does indeed make it into the movie!

Some of you may have noticed that I have not posted for a while. There are a variety of reasons for this. A situation at work forced me to focus more time on things less enjoyable than writing Monitor Duty articles. My uncle Ben died, a good man who worked on ground control during the Apollo 13 mission. And my friend science-fiction writer David Honigsberg died the week before that of a sudden heart attack (his second one ever).

But I'm back on track now. The final part of the Wonder Woman article will be up this weekend. And I have some great news. I will be doing another on-camera interview as a "comic book historian" for a DVD that is coming out in the next year. I will give you more information on this when I can.

Thanks to everyone for their support, including especially Michael, Chris and Tom. You're all good folks and we have very patient readers. That's all for now.

If you are interested in sci-fi writer David Honigsberg or recall perhaps reading stories of his, such as the story "SAMBATYON" that was featured in the ULTIMATE SILVER SURFER anthology published in the '90s, feel free to check out his web-site. He was a country singer/rabbi/sci-fi writer and when he died, his wife and I had the same first thought ... "But now he'll never see the Silver Surfer on film!" He will be missed.

David Honigsberg

Until next time, cheers!