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| Marcelo Alencar | Saturday, October 25th 2008 - 06:20:23 AM |
| My Email: | jakutinga@uol.com.br |
| My URL: | http://www.uol.com.br |
| Comments: | Dear mr. McGregor
Hi! My name is Marcelo, I'm a comics fan from São Paulo, Brazil. In the late 1990s, I get a complete set of the Famous Comic Book Creators cards collection, edited by Eclipse Comics and, since then, I'm trying to collect the autographs from these artists. Some of them I get personally (when the artists came to Brazil), others are bought at eBay: - Will Eisner (who I met in Rio de Janeiro) - Jim Starlin - Joe Simon - John Romita - Martin Nodell (also deceased now) - Dick Ayers - Brent Anderson - Marv Wolfman - George Perez - Sergio Aragonés - Erik Larsen - Trina Robbins - Moebius - Stan Sakai - Julius Schwartz - Todd McFarlane - Charles Vess - Timothy Truman - Ron Frenz - Marc Hempel - Paul Mavrides - Paul Gulacy - Sam Kieth - Beau Smith - Gilbert Shelton - Dan Spiegle - Chuck Dixon - Clive Barker and - Roberta Gregory Now I'm asking you to sign for me the card #77, dedicated to you. If you agree, please let me know if there is any charge, and to wich address I have to ship the card. I apologize for my poor, poor English. Thanks for your attention and best wishes, Marcelo Alencar jakutinga@uol.com.br marceloalencar66@gmail.com |
| Marcelo Alencar | Saturday, October 25th 2008 - 06:19:09 AM |
| My Email: | jakutinga@uol.com.br |
| Comments: | Dear mr. McGregor
Hi! My name is Marcelo, I'm a comics fan from São Paulo, Brazil. In the late 1990s, I get a complete set of the Famous Comic Book Creators cards collection, edited by Eclipse Comics and, since then, I'm trying to collect the autographs from these artists. Some of them I get personally (when the artists came to Brazil), others are bought at eBay: - Will Eisner (who I met in Rio de Janeiro) - Jim Starlin - Joe Simon - John Romita - Martin Nodell (also deceased now) - Dick Ayers - Brent Anderson - Marv Wolfman - George Perez - Sergio Aragonés - Erik Larsen - Trina Robbins - Moebius - Stan Sakai - Julius Schwartz - Todd McFarlane - Charles Vess - Timothy Truman - Ron Frenz - Marc Hempel - Paul Mavrides - Paul Gulacy - Sam Kieth - Beau Smith - Gilbert Shelton - Dan Spiegle - Chuck Dixon - Clive Barker and - Roberta Gregory Now I'm asking you to sign for me the card #77, dedicated to you. If you agree, please let me know if there is any charge, and to wich address I have to ship the card. I apologize for my poor, poor English. Thanks for your attention and best wishes, Marcelo Alencar jakutinga@uol.com.br marceloalencar66@gmail.com |
| Marcelo Alencar | Saturday, October 25th 2008 - 06:18:38 AM |
| My Email: | jakutinga@uol.com.br |
| Comments: | Dear mr. McGregor
Hi! My name is Marcelo, I'm a comics fan from São Paulo, Brazil. In the late 1990s, I get a complete set of the Famous Comic Book Creators cards collection, edited by Eclipse Comics and, since then, I'm trying to collect the autographs from these artists. Some of them I get personally (when the artists came to Brazil), others are bought at eBay: - Will Eisner (who I met in Rio de Janeiro) - Jim Starlin - Joe Simon - John Romita - Martin Nodell (also deceased now) - Dick Ayers - Brent Anderson - Marv Wolfman - George Perez - Sergio Aragonés - Erik Larsen - Trina Robbins - Moebius - Stan Sakai - Julius Schwartz - Todd McFarlane - Charles Vess - Timothy Truman - Ron Frenz - Marc Hempel - Paul Mavrides - Paul Gulacy - Sam Kieth - Beau Smith - Gilbert Shelton - Dan Spiegle - Chuck Dixon - Clive Barker and - Roberta Gregory Now I'm asking you to sign for me the card #77, dedicated to you. If you agree, please let me know if there is any charge, and to wich address I have to ship the card. I apologize for my poor, poor English. Thanks for your attention and best wishes, Marcelo Alencar jakutinga@uol.com.br marceloalencar66@gmail.com |
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| My Email: | tdenning1969@yahoo.com |
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| Mike Royer | Sunday, March 23rd 2008 - 06:01:46 PM |
| My Email: | mowkwurst@aol.com |
| My URL: | http://www.michaelroyer.com |
| Comments: | Howdy Don.
Long time no speak. Hope this missive finds you and your's well and that business is healthy. Think about you quite often, especially when ruminating on ZORRO. Was curious...you see any of Telemundo's ZORRO: The Sword And The Rose? If so, whad'ja think. I'm a ZORRO nut and a lover of well done "soap opera" and really enjoyed it, and of course I don't speak Spanish (You'd think after 37 yrs in So. Cal. I would) but I made DVDs of the series from our local Telemundo station (here in Medford, Oregon) and about half the time they remembered to activate the closed captioning in English. Probably a little late to say this, but I enjoyed the strip you did with Tom...both a couple of real talents, you guys. Oh well, don't want to blather on, so I'll close for now. Maybe we'll run into each other again at Comic Con one of these years. Take care and much success in all your endevors. What? Spelling errors? Everyone knows cartoonists can't spell. 'Til later, I remain, COMICLY, Mike Royer |
| Tom Miller | Sunday, February 3rd 2008 - 06:01:29 PM |
| My Email: | tom035@sympatico.ca |
| Comments: | Mr. McGregor, I received the Essential Killraven for christmas this year, and have just finished it. I wanted to thank you for such a wonderful story. I'm looking forward to reading more of your work. |
| Ender | Saturday, December 29th 2007 - 01:02:54 PM |
| My Email: | knss@lycos.com |
| Comments: | I am involved in the production of a musical version of Zorro. I would love to use a picture for marketing the premiere.
Is that possible? |
| Adalberto McFarlane | Monday, October 15th 2007 - 10:11:28 PM |
| My Email: | publish@ninenappy.com |
| My URL: | http://www.ninenappy.com |
| Comments: | Don:
Signing your Guestbook at this moment. I had just today spoken to Jim Warren of Warren Publishing, I had needed information on Billy Graham, and your name came up and Jim asked if you were still alive! Obviously I laughed, and he asked for me to send you a message: "Are you still alive? I'm taking you off my Christmas list, and you're a wonderful writer, but boring in conversation." Now, I do not know if he really meant that last part, but to me Don, in all of the interviews that I've read, you're not boring by a long shot! Keep on producing your stories. By the way, are we going to see any more Nathaniel Dusk or Detectives, Inc. and when are you gonna put out the Detectives, Inc. DVD? Also, I'm researching information on Billy Graham for my book on African-American artists, and I would love to have your input or pass on my contact info to Billy. Please see below: Adalberto McFarlane NINE Nappy Entertainment PO Box 15423 Sacramento, CA 95851-0423 916.705.3281 Peace out, Don! |
| ted denning | Tuesday, August 14th 2007 - 08:20:34 AM |
| My Email: | theodore.denning@sbcglobal.net |
| Comments: | just curious how you chose the name? |
| Alexander Risk | Wednesday, February 28th 2007 - 12:42:00 PM |
| My Email: | rriskibznz@aol.com |
| Comments: | hello there,
as you can see my name is Alexander Risk. I am from Edinburgh in Scotland from a line of Risks all called alexander. I came across your site the other day after typing my name into a search and was to say the least highly surprised with what came up. I am curious as to how you came by the name, was it just your imagination, a friends name etc. If you could satisfy my nosiness i would be very grateful. thankyou Alex Risk |
| cy | Wednesday, February 14th 2007 - 10:45:39 PM |
| My Email: | charles.yoakum@gmail.com |
| Comments: | don -
just wanted to let you know that there is a review of the jungle action series up here: http://inkdestroyedmybrush.blogspot.com/2007/02/in-praise-of-jungle-action-6-by.html just in case you had some time to kill and wanted to look it over. |
| John Smallwood-Garcia | Tuesday, February 6th 2007 - 07:41:54 AM |
| My Email: | smallwood-garcia@smallwood-garcia.com |
| My URL: | http://smallwood-garcia.com/ |
| Comments: | Hi, Don.
I just stumbled across your site by accident, which is funny because 2 weeks ago finished reading your interview in the Comic Book Artist Collection 2, which in turn made read your Black Panther series again last week, which I did keep after all these years out of appreciation for your unique work. Thanks for the memories, and now I'll have to go back through my collection to read your other series again. Ah, the wonder and joy of comics. God help me, I still love 'em. Thanks for the fond memories and the excellent work. ----------------------------------------------------------- John Smallwood-Garcia DREAM MEDIA 9 Kellogg Street Brookfield, CT 06804 http://www.smallwood-garcia.com mail to: smallwood_garcia@smallwood-garcia.com ----------------------------------------------------------- |
| Johnny Combs | Sunday, December 24th 2006 - 12:26:13 AM |
| My Email: | cashtribute2004@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Don I tried to call you a few days ago. Your phone was disconnected. Hope you and and all of your family are ok,and in good health. Wishing you and your family a merry Christmas and the best for the New Year. |
| Dave Ryan | Sunday, December 10th 2006 - 01:29:51 PM |
| My Email: | davidwryan2002@yahoo.com |
| My URL: | http://www.myspace.com/davidwilliamryan |
| Comments: | Dear Don,
My name is Dave Ryan and I am doing a Massive Independent Crossover in the vein of Marvel's "Civil War". I am doing this in response to a need to showcase comics outside of Marvel and DC and would love to have SABRE involved. I did a creator owned book back in May/2000 called Penance and did the Punisher back in 1985. I am starting up self-publishing again on a new title called "Red Anvil Presents" and issue 1 to 4 I'm doing a Massive Independent Crossover. Nothing like this has ever been done before on an independent scale and I know that SABRE is needed to be seen in this! I love SABRE and would like to know if you would be interested in being included in such an endeavor? I would be doing the penciling and most of the writing with contribution from you concerning your property. Please feel free to mull it over, but I would love to have SABRE on board! You're the independent idol for a lot of these guys and it would mean a lot to me if you said yes and a big boost of moral for everyone. I am doing a massive "Civil War" character pin-up of everyone involved. Check out my profile picture for the cover sketch for issue #1. I would absolutely draw SABRE right in there! There is no financial involvement on your end, just an ok of story involvement. I'm not having the characters fight against one another. They will be gathered by an alliance of good. Sort of akin to the holy order in the movie Van Helsing, to battle Cain. He is opening a rift in dimensions to Hell/Chaos to destroy the Earth. The order, which is a secret society, gathers these "low-brow" heroes not to attract attention the "mainstreamer" would get. There will be action with comedy splashed in. Any involvement with SABRE (or suggestions) will be run by you first absolutely!!!! I would be positively true to SABRE and his mythos!Any ideas you have would be met with open arms! Sincerely, Dave Ryan You can take a look at the cover sketch for #1 as well as other art of mine at http://www.myspace.com/davidwilliamryan. I will be co-writing along with Richard Kane Ferguson (Offerings, Magic the Gathering). I will be penciling both series and Peter Palmiotti (Aquaman) will be inking it. Below is a list of creators involved in the Independents mini-series. Shi (Billy Tucci) Cry for Dawn (Joe Linsner) Savage Dragon (Erik Larsen) Madman (Mike Allred) Zot (Scott McCloud) Zen (Steve Stern) Shadowhawk (Jim Valentino) Faust (Tim Vigil) The Pro (Jimmy Palmiotti, Amanda Conner & Garth Ennis) FEMFORCE (Bill Black) The Badger (Mike Baron) Mr. Monster (Mike T. Gilbert) Captain Canuck (Richard Comely) Razorjack (John Higgins) Eudemon (Nelson DeCastro) Black Jack (Alex Simmons) Nira-X CyberAngel (Bill Maus) Team Kaiju (Wilson Ramos Jr.) Johnny Saturn (Scott Story) The Corpse ( Ken Haeser and Buz Hasson) 10th Muse (Blue Water Comics) Legend of Isis (Blue Water Comics) Atlas (Blue Water Comics) Power of the Valkyrie (Blue Water Comics) Judo Girl (Blue Water Comics) Violet Rose (Blue Water Comics) Victoria’s Secret Service (Blue Water Comics) Blackbeard’s Legacy (Blue Water Comics) Orion the Hunter (Blue Water Comics) Kade (Arcana Studio) Ezra (Arcana Studio) Starkweather (Arcana Studio) Koni (Arcana Studio) Valkyrie (Arcana Studio) Sylvia (Arcana Studio) El Arsenal crew (Arcana Studio) Magnitude (Greg Waller) General Jack Cosmos (Aaron M. Shaps) Hack/Slash (Tim Seeley) Mercy Sparx (Josh Blaylock) SMOKE & MIRROR (Chuck Satterlee) Carnage (Richard Kane Ferguson) Penance (Dave Ryan) The Scab (Dave Ryan) BrightEyes (Peter Palmiotti) Shadowflame & Ripperman (Joe Martino) Canadian Legion (Rich Evans) NothingFace (Kel) Crazy Mary (Mike Colbert) Valentine (Daniel Cooney) Tiger Wraith (Steven O'Connell) Java (Ken Okabayashi) Doc Creepy (Vito Delsante & Jonathan Rector) Sunburst (M.F.C. Studios) Jetta (Martheus & Janet Wade) Spacegirl (Val Fritz) Andrea Grant's MINX (Andrea Grant) Bedbug (Scott Rogers) Dreadlocks (Andre L. Batts) Kosmic (John McDowell) King of the Realm (Mark Mazz & Ed Traquino) Chronicles of Sara (James Rodriguez) Doll from Vampires Unlimited (Bart A. Thompson) Ms. Monster (B-Minus Comiks) The Sire (Mike Dolce) West Coast Captain Canuck (Riel Langlois) Commander (Keith Murphy) The Wraith (Frank Dirscherl) Bluewing (Joel A. Danford ) Jim Reaper (Dwight MacPherson) Furious Fist of the Drunken Monkey (Rich Stahnke) Sharkman (Thrill House Comics) Fist of Justice (Digital Webbing) Protoplasman (Big Bang Comics) |
| Michael Gibbs | Tuesday, November 21st 2006 - 03:42:21 PM |
| My Email: | Gibbs_29@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Hello Mr. McGregor,
I am certain you get a thousand emails and messages a day so I will keep this brief. I have long since been a fan of your Zorro series with TOPP Comics, and was very enchanted by the characters and the world that you have crafted for them. Particulary, Zorro vs Dracula remains one of my favorites to this day. Subsequently I found myself enjoying the spinoff series Lady Rawhide with equal enthusiasm. I was particularly pleased to see the events of the Zorro/Dracula cross over appear in the Lady Rawhide miniseries "Other People's Blood" however it appears the series was cancelled before conclusion. I had only returned to comics and had successfully tracked down the "Other People's Blood" mini as well, but was left with a growing curiosity as to the outcome of that series. I know that it was many years ago that you wrote that particular series, and am uncertain if you even recall the series I am writing you about, but I have always been greatly fascinated with reading stories, particularly well written ones, to their completion. If it is at all possible, and if you recall the story that I am referring to, I would be greatly appreciative to learn how the mini series was slated to conclude. Thank you for taking the time to read my request. |
| Prof. William Foster | Thursday, November 2nd 2006 - 04:37:21 AM |
| My Email: | 5wfoster@nvcc.commnet.edu |
| Comments: | Dear Don:
How are you you ol' seadog!!! It's Prof. Bill, gettin back to you, as I promised (Albeit a little late!) Please get in touch with me, will you? I have a few questions about a comic script I'm working on that I feel only a practiced storyteller like yourself can answer. Can't wait! Peace, Bill F. |
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| My Email: | Neo@yahoo.com |
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| Lillian Belle | Thursday, June 8th 2006 - 05:38:49 AM |
| My Email: | lillian_belle@aol.com |
| My URL: | http://alemed.t35.com/plavix/ |
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| Layla Rain | Wednesday, June 7th 2006 - 12:37:11 PM |
| My Email: | layla_rain@yahoo.com.br |
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| Marc Arsenault | Thursday, June 1st 2006 - 09:08:48 PM |
| My Email: | marc@wowcool.com |
| My URL: | http://wowcool.com |
| Comments: | Update yr damn site, Don! |
| Alex Profera | Wednesday, May 10th 2006 - 05:21:09 AM |
| My Email: | iheartchem@yahoo.com |
| My URL: | http://www.chemistrytheory.net |
| Comments: | hey don,
it's alex, younger son of the proferas. stumbled upon your page looking for some old friends. i actually ran into a kill raven novel through a friend i met at college. she had said her father bought it at a old shop and told me i could have it. hope to see ya, alex |
| Father Frank | Saturday, April 15th 2006 - 11:28:26 AM |
| My Email: | bishop288@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Nice site . We help out charitable organizations of worthy causes . |
| john lucas | Tuesday, March 7th 2006 - 02:13:05 AM |
| My Email: | monsterhandslucas@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | hey don. great meeting you at the new york convention. you told em to drop you a line through the site. with my being a complete retard, i couldn't figure out any other way to do it. |
| MUGU LOME | Sunday, February 5th 2006 - 12:37:54 PM |
| My Email: | MUGU@MUGU.COM |
| My URL: | http://LOME |
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| Kevin Burton Smith | Tuesday, January 31st 2006 - 12:10:22 PM |
| My Email: | kvnsmith@thrillingdetective.com |
| My URL: | http://www.thrillingdetective |
| Comments: | Don, Drop me a line!
Oh, and please change the Thrilling Detective Web Site link -- the colba.net link hasn't worked for years.... And what's the latest on the boys in Detective, Inc.? |
| Shawn | Monday, January 30th 2006 - 12:28:11 PM |
| My Email: | oneloudcrow@yahoo.com |
| My URL: | http://www.worldcantwait.net |
| Comments: | Hi,
I've actually only read the new Black Panther series so far, but in learning more about this important superhero I learned that you are a key author of this series and a lot of people respect your work. I've been trying to find older comics so far it has been hard, however I take the word of the majority of people on this, and I believe you must have influenced the new series as well. The reason I am here today is to ask that you look at the enclosed website and consider endorsing it. I think the comic book world needs to be involved in this movement, if not endorsing it then debating it. Most of what I have learned about right and wrong I have learned from superheros in my youth, so I look to that now in these times. Thank you, Shawn oneloudcrow@yahoo.com www.worldcantwait.net |
| Kerry james Marshall | Friday, January 20th 2006 - 06:55:18 AM |
| My Email: | kjm@uic.edu |
| Comments: | Mr. McGregor,
I have read and collected just about all your Panther, Sabre, and Detectives Inc. work. The satisfaction they give continues even after so many years. I read an interview with you in which you lamented the lack of aknowledgement, by the industry, of artist Billy Graham's contribution to the field; barely even a mention after his death. There are still scant details about his life, and only an approximate date for his death. Do you have any more specific information about Billy? I think he is due much more recognition than he has received. Anything you could provide will be appreciated. thanks, and keep producing KJM |
| Jordan Charter | Saturday, October 15th 2005 - 01:38:12 AM |
| My Email: | ohmss@rushmore.com |
| Comments: | Don,
It's been a long time since we've spoken. I miss both Marcia and you. Get in touch via my email or via my mobile. The number is 605.431.5833. Hope you are well! -J |
| Dennis Michael B. Gallardo | Thursday, September 22nd 2005 - 06:58:59 AM |
| My Email: | Outlaw1672@yahoo.com |
| My URL: | http://www.mohrproduction.com |
| Comments: | Why kill Lady Rawhide? I was hoping if you can bring her back in a way as she was last seen in "Other people's blood" where she was about to be bitten by the female vampire name Carmelita, I mean the only way on how she can be saved during such a time is trough blood transfusion which was not available at those times, my idea brought forth the idea which is similar to that of the Terminator movie where a guy in the future came to rescue her and bring her to our present time where she got the proper means of getting the poison out of her sysytem and live to start another life where she would restart her career as a crime fighter, you can call it an idea of a story which you already made only with a little twist I came up with, well the story is more likely this: A guy who was facinated in the life story of Anita Santiago AKA Lady Rawhide learned about her demise in the past where she was bitten by the vampire Carmelita the guy from the future who is so very facinated with the story of Anita Santiago is inlove with her and taught of going back in time to save her from being bitten by the vampire Carmelita Rodrigues and being defeated by the female pirate Scarlet Fever and brought to our current time in the present because the ship she was in will be sank by the pirates, he knew that once he rescues her the idea of leaving her in the past would not be an good option any more due to the fact her life is no longer complete with the lost of her brother Ramon, so he took her along in our present time and that is when she restart her days as Lady Rawhide 2005, if you think my idea sucks or it is cool enough to be sold in a comic book store please leave a message for me at my email at: Outlaw1672@yahoo.com, thank you. |
| Bryan Krantz | Monday, July 25th 2005 - 08:59:11 PM |
| My Email: | krantzbucks@earthlink.net |
| Comments: | I saw the preview for the new Zorro movie coming out and remembered the illfated "Matanzas" series. Any chance of seeing this as a collected work? |
| Christian | Wednesday, December 8th 2004 - 01:17:12 AM |
| My Email: | AcesnEights1876@aol.com |
| Comments: | Dear Don McGregor,
I was wondering who holds the license/rights to Lady Rawhide? Thank You, Christian |
| Robert Maloubier | Thursday, November 25th 2004 - 01:50:23 PM |
| My Email: | rjalier@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Dear Don Mcgregor I like your comic version of Zorro better than the new movie version of that came out some years ago. What do you think of my concept for a story. A eight year old boy is kidnapped by evil Werewolves who take him away on two dragons, one white, and one red to the British Isles. Upon getting there he puts up a very tough fight which ends with him sticking a sword in Modreds rear end, and bitting a Werewolf on his tail. Morgane Le Fey casts a sleep spell on him. But, things aren't like the Legendary aspects of King Arthurs Court. to find out more about this send me an E-mail Robert Maloubier |
| Imo Owerri | Saturday, June 26th 2004 - 06:52:07 AM |
| My Email: | imo_owerri@yahoo.com |
| My URL: | http://www.obokwe-ik.com |
| Comments: | I love this site, keep it up. |
| Tom Sykes | Thursday, June 17th 2004 - 05:27:27 AM |
| My Email: | hitchtales@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Dear Don McGregor
We are currently working on a book of hitch-hiking anecdotes, views and observations written by contributors from all walks of life. This collection aims to document the varied experiences of hitch-hikers and those giving lifts in order that an exemplary record can be established for general publication. It is clear that hitch-hiking enabled a great number of people, particularly young people, to travel great distances for free, expand their minds and interact with others before the advent of cheap air travel and mass tourism. Moreover, given that transport issues are today of great importance, more public knowledge of this almost defunct activity may be illuminating and even inspiring. We have already received contributions from a diverse group of individuals including Arnold Wesker, Sir Ranulph Fiennes, Steven Pinker, Alistair Campbell, Sir Max Hastings, Jeremy Vine, George Monbiot, Annie Nightingale, Nigel West, Will Durst and Lembit Opik MP, intent from Sir Alan Parker, Doug Stanhope, Tony Hawks, Peter Tatchell, Loudon Wainwright, David Nobbs, Michael Rosen, Jeffrey Lewis, Dave Douglass and Mike Leigh and significant interest from Country Joe MacDonald, Will Self, Bill Bryson and Noam Chomsky. With all this in mind, we write to ask if you would consider freely contributing an anecdote or view, however long or short, for publication in due course. Should you choose to contribute, we will be in touch with you again to request your permission to use your piece. We will give every contributor a free copy of the book on publication. Yours sincerely Tom and Simon Sykes |
| Matthew | Sunday, May 2nd 2004 - 01:10:00 PM |
| My Email: | pthameru@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Hi,
I recently picked up a copy of your "Zorro, the Dailys: Year One" and thoroughly enjoyed it. I see that, like the stories you did for Topps you did a few years ago, this series uses characters from the Disney TV series (Monastario and Sgt. Garcia.) I'm writing (revising actually) a timeline of Zorro's adventures and would be grateful for your thoughts on how your stories fit in with the chronology of the TV show. I'd also be fascinated to learn more about "Zorro, Matanzas." The matanzas are featured as background in several of the Johnston McCulley stories but I suspect you will develop them in ways he never thought of. I hope i sees publication soon! |
| Craig Anglisano | Tuesday, March 2nd 2004 - 01:56:50 PM |
| My Email: | craigandisaiah@hotmail.com |
| My URL: | http://Hello sir. |
| Comments: | Dear The "Dapper" Don,
Look's as though the website is doing as hot as the good old day's. Not one hit since january in the guestbook, not good for business. So how's the Nostrand Avenue car service boy's doing? Hopefully all is well, tell everyone i send my regard's. So anyway, just wanted to show a friend your website, comic book lover. Hopefully he will stop by, look around and spend some money, Tell Marsha i send my love and tell Rob if you can find his punk ass i said hello. Sincerely, Craig Anglisano |
| Rich Barkman | Saturday, January 3rd 2004 - 08:09:14 PM |
| My Email: | rich.barkman@gm.com |
| Comments: | Don,
I recieved my autographed copy of "A Terror of Dying Dreams", as well as the bonus Zorro Ashcan, in the mail a few days back. After a few minutes of looking at what I had in my hands, I suddenly thought to myself "I had Don - Freakin - McGregor on the phone, and I didn't know it!". Ubeleivable! Anyway, before I discuss my Christmas gift from my wife, I'd like to mention my first contact with your writing. It wasn't Killraven or Black Panther, it was Paladin. It was this nothing little issue of Marvel Premier that nobody talks about, but there were several lines in that comic, and the whole mood of the thing, that left an impression on me to this day. The world represented in that comic was the real world, almost. It wasn't the super-hero world that I, as a kid, was expecting. It seemed to me to be different than every other comic being published at the time, and i don't think you were even trying. Still, on the strength of the impression that issue gave me, I would years later seek out some of your material that never came across my radar the first time. As far as "Terror", Bravo! Gene's art was like coming back to an old friend. The story was great. I enjoyed the Dierdre Stevens character, and the fact that she more than pulls her own weight. The lack of cliches in your writing creates a nice air of anticipation, because as I reader know you want follow some worn out, predictable approach. In recent years there has been a lot of rhetoric about realism, but usually in the context of having an artist that paints from models. There is no greater dramatic realism that what you have done in your various projects. The Nathaniel Dusk series were a great example. It feels kind of weird writing in this questbook form (I'd rather write a straight email), and I don't always trust these things to go through, so I'll stop here. But thanks for the autographs, and the ashcan. I'll have to scan your gift shop before I leave to see what else I need...but hey, what do I need to do to see another Detectives Inc? I'll have to beat my friends over the head with your current work until they admit that comics without long underwear are worthwhile. Happy New Year! |
| Desmond Mcgregor | Sunday, October 19th 2003 - 06:07:42 PM |
| My Email: | desimcgregor @hotmail.com |
| Robyn Warren | Tuesday, July 1st 2003 - 09:31:58 PM |
| My Email: | warren143@adelphia.net |
| Comments: | Just saw a documentary on T.V. about Hopalong, interviewing Grace Boyd. I would love to meet that lady! When we bought our house 6 months ago, it was my dream to make our TV room in commemoration of Hoppy. My husband's whole room and childhood revolved around him. How could one meet Grace? I would love to have my husband thank her for letting Bill Boyd live his dream.
Robyn |
| DERRICK EARLY | Monday, June 9th 2003 - 10:06:46 PM |
| My Email: | IRONCLADJUDGE@AOL.COM |
| Comments: | Hey what's up Don? Hope to see you soon at one of the comic conventions. We had a couple of good talks not that I expect you to remember lol. Hope your doing well.
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| Tim Lasiuta | Friday, May 16th 2003 - 11:50:53 AM |
| My Email: | tlasiuta@telusplanet.net |
| Comments: | Dear Don:
Great page! I have always enjoyed your work, and never hesitate to pick it up and pass the time joyously. Trusting all is well with you. Tim Lasiuta |
| Klaus-Achim von Droisdorf | Monday, April 14th 2003 - 12:26:04 AM |
| My Email: | kavd@hotmail.com |
| My URL: | http://www.schnell-kommen.com/ |
| Comments: | With compliments. |
| Adalberto McFarlane | Sunday, February 16th 2003 - 11:57:19 PM |
| My Email: | hotepstudios@juno.com |
| My URL: | http://www.hotepstudios.com |
| Comments: | I have all three books that you have written and I am a big fan of your work. Now, I don't want to sound like an ass kisser or anything, but I'm wondering when is DC gonna put out the Nathaniel Dusk collection that you and Gene 'the dean' Colan did during the 80's? Your writing style is very simple yet compelling in that it keeps the reader interested as well as surprised in the appropriate areas. The dialogue is great, not made up or imagined vocabulary, but sounds like real human beings do in those neighborhoods and time eras. Sabre reminded me of an old movie serial which had every kind of genre in it. Detectives Inc. was just a good old crime stories.
Don keep up the great work. |
| LazyPony | Wednesday, January 22nd 2003 - 11:34:35 AM |
| My Email: | lazypony@yahoo8.com |
| My URL: | http://www.maintour.com/virginia/hotsheet.htm |
| Comments: | <font color=blue>
<img src=http://www.maintour.com/redstar.gif>Wow - Neat Site. <br>Here is another equine vacation hotlink that includes a free horse ride in the Shenandoah Valley. |
| Ezego | Friday, December 6th 2002 - 08:42:50 AM |
| My Email: | mugu_tunter@mugu.com |
| Comments: | Leave here Abeg...................... |
| WILLIE SIMS | Wednesday, November 20th 2002 - 07:23:06 PM |
| My Email: | WSIMS21675@AOL.COM |
| Comments: | I really enjoyed going over what you had on Hoppy and Grace.
Bye the way how old is Grace now? She really looks good. Thanks in advance. Willie Sims |
| Liam Carson | Thursday, November 7th 2002 - 08:12:57 AM |
| My Email: | liamcarson@eircom.net |
| Comments: | Dear Don
Just discovered your website - as part of research for a memoir of sorts I'm working on. Anyway, this is just really to say that your gorgeous work on the Killraven series has never been forgotten. I particularly remember the last issue - "Mourning Prey" - beautifully lyrical. Also loved your Luke Cage stuff. Sadly, I no longer have any of the Kilraven comics - is there any chance of them being reissued in book form? Or you revisiting the character - I do recall the graphic novel with Craig Russell many years ago. With very best wishes - Liam (Carson) |
| craig angliasno | Sunday, September 29th 2002 - 10:15:04 PM |
| My Email: | craigandisaiah@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | My dearest don mcgregor, |
| Dick Porter | Wednesday, September 4th 2002 - 04:54:22 PM |
| My Email: | dickfjp@yahoo.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hi Don, It's good to discover that you have your own site. I'd just like to say how much I loved your Black Panther and Killraven stories when they came out in the 1970's. And I still love them now.
Thank you, for writing such compelling comics. Dick Porter, London, UK |
| samuel keith larkin | Saturday, June 29th 2002 - 12:08:21 PM |
| My Email: | loren_larkin@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Dear Don McGregor,
Would you mind giving me some constructive criticism on my comic book proposals? Thanks for your time and please respond. |
| Dian Joko S | Wednesday, May 22nd 2002 - 10:28:55 PM |
| My Email: | djsantoso@telkom.net |
| Comments: | Mas Toni aku koncone IDE. Dharmawan Kraksaan Probolinggo, situs komik-e sampeyam namanya Opo.......
ok Thak's |
| Tonny Soemartono | Monday, April 29th 2002 - 10:05:20 PM |
| My Email: | kalamangga@telkom.net |
| Comments: | Dear Mr. Don
I have buy the Zorro Daily Strip. It was great. So when the next daily strip will be published. Regards |
| Gregory McNeill | Monday, April 8th 2002 - 10:11:33 AM |
| My Email: | adampierson_99@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Hello;
I have discovered your website through the black superheroes website. I must say that its excellent and I would like to know how to properly write a good script for a comic book? I am interested in doing so and what sets a good script apart from a bad one? Other than that, keep up the good work. |
| Jamie | Saturday, February 2nd 2002 - 09:30:00 AM |
| Comments: | hey kewl ...
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| Suzi Cruz | Saturday, February 2nd 2002 - 09:29:46 AM |
| Comments: | Love ya. Thanks!!<br><br><font size="7" face="wingdings" color="purple"><b>F</b></font><a href="http://216.122.180.47" target="_top"><font color="red" size="7" face="Impact">Free Stuff</font></a><font size="7" face="wingdings" color="green"><b>E</b></font> |
| Jane | Friday, January 25th 2002 - 12:17:39 PM |
| My Email: | jmaruns@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Hey Don!
Glad to dee you are alive and writing like crazy. Happy Chinese New Year. |
| linz | Monday, December 24th 2001 - 01:24:42 AM |
| My Email: | lindsey.mcgregor@liverpool-ha.nhs.uk |
| Comments: | there's too much stuff on the web re: ewan mcgregor. how much time have i wasted looking for a geneology page on my clan & all i see is endless homages to that talentless little worm.
i have no beef with your writing tho' bye for now linz xxxx |
| Andrew Warren | Wednesday, November 7th 2001 - 11:07:28 AM |
| My Email: | mediapig@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Hi Don, I read in a pulp reprint that you were going to be doing a graphic novel about "The Spider." Is this still happening? Did it come and go? Please let me know, if you could. Thanks! |
| Doug Hayes | Tuesday, October 30th 2001 - 09:26:56 AM |
| My Email: | dmhay@aol.com |
| Comments: | Don, just wanted to reiterate what a great thrill it was for me to meet you at the Baltimore Comic-Con last Sunday! And thanks for signing the Detectives Inc. book ... I'm reading it on the train into work this week.
Stay frosty! Doug |
| buzz | Thursday, August 23rd 2001 - 02:23:47 PM |
| My Email: | buzz@nyc.com |
| Comments: | Hey Don,
I tried to call you but I got some funky massage.It could've been the wrong number.Anyway,I have a table for you at the con .I also whored you on the website and the flyers.go check it out. WWW.NYCCOMICON.COM SMOOCHES, BUZZ. |
| David Allen | Tuesday, August 14th 2001 - 06:36:50 AM |
| My Email: | columnboy@earthlink.net |
| Comments: | Hi, Don! Just wondered if you're still in contact with Dean
Mullaney. I'm a former Eclipsoid and friend of his but haven't seen him since he left California. I do think of him now and then and wonder what he's up to. Maybe you could forward this note to him? Best, D |
| Dave Gutierrez | Wednesday, August 1st 2001 - 09:43:45 AM |
| My URL: | http://www.genethedeancolan.com |
| Comments: | Don, It was a pleasure seeing you again in SD. You're youth
and enthusiasm are amazing. Thanx 4 all the great advice. Looking forward to speaking w/ you again soon. Dave G http://www.abstractreality.org |
| Samuel Dulmage | Wednesday, July 25th 2001 - 02:53:22 PM |
| My Email: | sdulmage@axion.net |
| My URL: | http://www.steampoweredfilms.ca |
| Comments: | Don -
Just spent last night and this morning re-reading my old copies of "Lovers Die At Dusk" and "Apple Peddlers Die At Noon". I first read them as a teenager, and it was a pleasure to come back and visit them again. The writing is deceptively straightforward, but a close reading shows the craft with which it was assembled. I've always been a fan of detective noir, and have even been known to write some of my own. It's a challenge to keep the story honest without embellishing the form, and you did it beautifully. This is probably old news to you since the last one was published 15 1/2 years ago, but I just thought you'd like to know that someone was still reading it and enjoying it. Samuel Dulmage Vancovuer, Canada |
| Harry Boyle | Wednesday, July 18th 2001 - 07:50:38 PM |
| My Email: | hjboy523@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Hi
Boy I can't believe 5 years have gone by so quickly.I miss those nights at Buckleys. Stumbled across your page and just wanted to say hi,and thanks again for all the many hours of enjoyment your writing has given me(and my son).Happy to see the Zorro strips coming out too. All my best to you and Marsha Harry |
| sahilan | Monday, May 28th 2001 - 09:08:31 PM |
| My Email: | pulan@tm.net.my |
| H | Monday, May 28th 2001 - 06:08:39 AM |
| My Email: | peachee@ix.netcom.com |
| Comments: | Where's the information on the Spider graphic novel
mentioned in the Action Ink reprint? |
| Tonny Soemartono | Tuesday, May 22nd 2001 - 04:29:58 AM |
| My Email: | kalamangga@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Dear Mr. Don
I'm from Indonesia. Zorro is one of my favourite hero. So with this e-mail I want to ask you how to find and buy Zorro's comic daily/sunday strip series. |
| Drew | Thursday, May 3rd 2001 - 07:28:44 PM |
| My Email: | drew@halloweenman.com |
| My URL: | http://www.halloweenman.com/ |
| Comments: | I have a good deal of your Zorro comics. I can't wait to
see what you will do with the SPIDER!!! |
| Donn Ross | Sunday, April 1st 2001 - 12:08:32 PM |
| My Email: | DonnRoss@msn.com |
| Comments: | Don,
I just bought the missing issue of the Topps Zorro comic for my collection. It has taken me this long to find it for a reasonable cost. I want you to know how much I like your Zorro interpetation. I will write to my local newspaper, The Detrot News to request thaey run Zorro every day. Additonallly, I just took a chance an located your website and want you to know how much I also loved Hopalong Cassidy. You sound like you are about my age (56) so I can relate as to how you I felt about Hoppy. Is there any chance that Hoppy will have his own comic again? I would love to read comics about Hoppy, Zorro and any of the old time characters. I think the time is right to re-introduce the old time characters to the "old-timers" who are about to retire and have lots of reading time on their hands. Donn |
| Alistair Scott | Wednesday, March 14th 2001 - 02:11:44 AM |
| My Email: | ali_scott@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Dear Don
I love your Killraven and Black Panther stuff from the seventies because they are poetic and human. So thanks for that!! I recently read Red Dust Legacy again (Amazing Adventures 36) and then a few days later came across a battered copy of Gold Key's Edgar Rice Burroughs' John Carter of Mars which I bought for a bargain couple of quid. I was struck by the similar opening sequence where the hero at first finds himself alone on the surface of Mars and then is met by 'a strange advancing horde'. I wondered whether the parallel had been intended as a homage to Burroughs work? Is there any chance you will take Killraven to Mars again? I'd love that! Take Care |
| dave marohl | Monday, February 5th 2001 - 05:28:25 PM |
| My Email: | damarohl@execpc.com |
| Comments: | I happened to run onto this page in a referral from Bud
Plant. I have enjoyed your interpretation of Zorro and noted the reference to Nathaniel Dusk, which I have re-read many times with pleasure. Oddly, as I uncrate boxes and boxes after our recent move, I came across a book yesterday that I've had for years but had not encountered on my shelves for a long time, "Dragonflame". As the late Auric Goldfinger observed, three encounters constitutes enemy action, so I figured I was meant to scribble a note. Best of luck to you. I, for one, would be pleased to see Zorro in our local newspaper...there are all too few continuity strips nowadays and I think the only real continuity strip in the "Wis. State Journal" is Rex Morgan--a poorly drawn thing, I feel, though I'm glad he made an honest woman of his office nurse. |
| David Dennis | Monday, January 22nd 2001 - 08:37:33 AM |
| My Email: | david_dennis9 |
| Comments: | I just wanted to drop you a line, Don, that I am a huge fan
of yours. I have always loved your writing and wish/hope that we will see more of it in the future. |
| Dave Gutierrez | Thursday, December 14th 2000 - 11:24:58 AM |
| My Email: | abstractreality@usa.net |
| My URL: | http://www.abstractreality.org |
| Comments: | I just wanted to leave a note for Don, who I had a chance
to visit with at the National convention in NY a few weeks back. I had a great time sittinmg down and speaking with you for a bit. Glad to see ya in such great spirits and I'm looking forward to your new and upcoming projects. See ya next time. Dave Gutierrez |
| Kevin Hall | Thursday, December 14th 2000 - 10:06:45 AM |
| My Email: | kevinqhall@netscape.net |
| Comments: | Just a quick note to Don's fans: the entries below in the
guestbook show the same date because when we transferred the site from GeoCities (Yahoo) to Dreamhost, I was unable to edit the dates as I re-entered the guestbook entries onto the new site. My apologies for any confusion/inconvenience. Kevin |
| Paul Scrabo | Thursday, December 14th 2000 - 09:56:25 AM |
| My Email: | PaulS19344@aol.com |
| My URL: | http://www.scrabo.com |
| Comments: | "Detectives Inc. - A Terror of Dying Dreams" was GREAT!
Great story, terrific artwork. More, please. Best to Don & Gene Colan, Paul Scrabo |
| Gene & Adrienne Colan | Thursday, December 14th 2000 - 09:51:39 AM |
| My Email: | gene@genecolan.com |
| My URL: | http://www.genecolan.com |
| Comments: | HAPPY BIRTHDAY DON! YOU'VE MADE A TREMENDOUS MARK IN COMIC
BOOK HISTORY. BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY, YOU'VE MADE A MARK AS A MAN. YOU BROUGHT A SPECIAL TALENT AND UNIQUE VOICE TO COMICS THROUGH YOUR WRITING... AS A MAN, YOU EMBODY A GENEROUS SPIRIT, GREAT SENSE OF HUMOR, MODESTY AND THE BIGGY...'INTEGRITY'. MAY GOD BLESS YOU WITH MANY MORE HAPPY, HEALTHY AND PROSPEROUS BIRTHDAYS!! YOU'VE BEEN A BLESSING IN OUR LIFE. LOVE, GENE & ADRIENNE |
| Paul Schleicher | Thursday, December 14th 2000 - 09:50:34 AM |
| My Email: | pschleicher@fashionpoliceusa.com |
| My URL: | http://www.fashionpoliceusa.com |
| Comments: | Hey Don, Just thought I'd send greetings to you and your
wife and to thank you again for taking the time at The Big Apple Con to speak to both artist Kirk Manley and myself. Still putting your words of wisdom to use. Since then the second issue of The Fashion Police has hit the stands. The group will be attending the MSG Con in New York on June 23rd-25th and yes the girls will be there as well. If your able, please stop by. Hope all is well and this finds you in great spirits. Paul Schleicher Projects Director |
| athos bousvaros | Thursday, December 14th 2000 - 09:49:24 AM |
| My Email: | bousvaros@a1.tch.harvard.edu |
| Comments: | Don, Any chance there will be any paperback reprints of your
work on Zorro? Also, any progress on "McGregor's Quest" to get "Panther's Quest" reprinted? |
| omar bilal | Thursday, December 14th 2000 - 09:48:43 AM |
| My Email: | ramo1234@blacksuperhero.com |
| My URL: | http://www.blacksuperhero.com |
| Comments: | Hello folks, Just wanted to comment that Don's writing and
Zorro is a match made in heaven. Also, the work by Smith and Yeates takes it right over the top! Keep it up! |
| Korin | Thursday, December 14th 2000 - 09:47:59 AM |
| My Email: | sirena1377@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Well done Don. You do such a great job with all the Zorro
work, I love it. I've been one of those "Z" fanatics since I was a little kid, to the extreme where I started writing a book. You and all the other artists do such an awesome job with everything. So did the next series come out in the comics? The Zorro productions page has been down. Also, is there a way to get the comic stip all together. My paper certainly doesn't carry it, but I would enjoy reading the entire story. Good Luck in the future, I hope to see more on the stands soon. Korin |
| Mike Collins | Thursday, December 14th 2000 - 09:47:00 AM |
| My Email: | mtmike@ic24.net |
| My URL: | http://www.freakhousegraphics.co.uk |
| Comments: | Well you asked me to write in Don, so here goes-- the whole
site looks fabulous, I've been a fan of Tom Yeates since Time Spirits (a fabulous book) and yours since I could ride for half-price on public transport. The web for all the brickbats and sneers i creating something new and immediate, a community of ideas and ideals. The madmen and the cynics are there too but this time we know they're out there- we're not going to let things slip from our sleeping hands. There is no heirachy to the web, no tier o peers. Your writing certainly spoke eloquently of such ideas back in the seventies-- hey, you were the one who wrote 'only my computer shows me respect'! I'm certainly hanging in there! All th'best, Mike |
| Jordan Charter II | Thursday, December 14th 2000 - 09:45:10 AM |
| My Email: | ohmss@mato.com |
| My URL: | http://www.bigfoot.com/~secretworldofjamesbond |
| Comments: | Incriminating pictures, I'll show you incriminating pictures
Don! Just go here: http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Academy/9818/tswojb007lun ch.jpg Just what exactly are you doing to me? Look how scared Lana and Jan look! ; ) We have that effect on people, wouldn't you say? By-the-by I received my Quasimodo Gambit materials that I bought from Matt and let me tell you something, They're GREAAAT! Eat your heart out Tony the Tiger! |
| Athos Bousvaros | Thursday, December 14th 2000 - 09:43:46 AM |
| My Email: | bousvaros@a1.tch.harvard.edu |
| Comments: | Dear Don, It was a pleasure meeting you and Gene Colan in
Worcester this weekend. I particularly enjoyed rereading your updated version of "A Terror of Dying Dreams". Gene's pencils look much better in the current printing, and the story is just superb. This book is best read in one uninterupted sitting, rather than as a continued story. I hope all your fans purchase this book off your website. Also, I hope you and Gene can persuade Marvel to reprint "Panther's Quest in a similar format. SInce this story was spread out over 25 issues, I bet very few fans have read the entire thing. |
| Tom Field | Thursday, December 14th 2000 - 09:42:27 AM |
| My Email: | tomafield@aol.com |
| Comments: | Thanks for updating & reprinting the Christmas Tree story,
Don. That vignette tugged my heartstrings 15 years ago, when I was young, single and first read the piece. Today, as a dad with a daughter not much older than Lauren was then, I absolutely identif with the feelings you capture so well. I'm glad you're sharing this story with a new generation of readers. Happy Holidays, Don! - Tom |
| Tom Ziuko | Thursday, December 14th 2000 - 09:41:32 AM |
| My Email: | CHROMA999@aol.com |
| Comments: | APPLE PEDDLERS,THE SMELL OF GUNPOWDER AND ME
Hey Don! Greetings from your long-time fan and two-time collaborator Tom Ziuko! I just finished reading your oft-delayed interview in Comic Book Artist and it brought on a rush of great memories from our brief time working together on Nathaniel Dusk. I've got to tell you, despite the limitations of the printing at the time, that book and working on it so closely with you remain one of the highlights of my career. I can honestly say that I've never worked with a writer as passionately involved and committed to their vision as you are. Certainly you're the only writer ever to trek all the way out to MY APARTMENT in Brooklyn to discuss the coloring of a project! Just one of the many things I love about you and your work! And speaking of Nathaniel Dusk, I also wanted to let you know that I still include several pages of the original coloring in my portfolio, and without fail every editor I show them to consider them to be a highlight. And recently, after nineteen years as a freelancer I took a staff position at Neal Adams Continuity studio, where Cory Adams told me that the first book she ever saved and collected was the second Dusk series, thanks to Gene's pencil-art and my coloring. Very flattering. And if I do say so myself, without the lettering overlays the originals are quite stunning. In fact, I still have the original boards from all four issues, so let me know if you have any particular favorite pages or scenes. My favorites are the sequence on the fire escape with the flashing neon-light, driving by the Flatiron Building, and the closing fire-works scene. Just beautiful stuff by Gene, and I feel honored to have been able to work with the both of you at least once in my professional career. Here's hoping you're able to get that collected black & white Ragamuffins volume together. In fact, I'm here to offer up my services gratis if you need the covers colored! You may have seen some of my work over the last few years -- I color the front and back covers for the TwoMorrows magazines: the Kirby Collector, CBA, and Alter Ego. And I'm coloring on the computer now, so reproducing from Gene's pencils should be no problem. Hell, even if I'm not involved, I WANT TO SEE THAT BOOK PUBLISHED!!! Well hey, it was a gas reading your interview and shaking loose some cherished memories from the ol' belfry; I'd love to hear from you if you're so inclined. Thanks again, man! TOM |
| omar bilal | Thursday, December 14th 2000 - 09:39:19 AM |
| My Email: | ramo1234@yahoo.com |
| My URL: | http://www.blacksuperhero.com |
| Comments: | Don, Just wanted to thank you for sending the books so
quickly! I enjoyed them so much I've read each twice just to make sure I didn't miss anything. Loved Denning & Rainier. How come I'm sooo late hearing about these guys? I will definitely add them to the Museum as soon as time permits. Thanx again! Omar |
| Tom Field | Thursday, December 14th 2000 - 09:38:20 AM |
| My Email: | tfield@cio.com |
| Comments: | Don: I'm delighted to see your new column! Yes, I'm one of
those pesky fans who remembers your "Variable Syndrome" non-fiction so well, and I've taken every opportunity to bug you for more essays. I'm glad you've finally caved! Thoughts on future topics: share some memories of the Black Panther, Killraven, the development of Sabre & collaborating with Billy Graham. YOU hang in there, Don! best, Tom |
| Steven Bates | Thursday, December 14th 2000 - 09:37:22 AM |
| My Email: | bookeryf@sprynet.com |
| My URL: | http://www.bookeryfantasy.com |
| Comments: | Don-- Love the site! Looking forward to reading new
DETECTIVES, INC., stuff (not to mention ZORRO!). Hope to see HOPALONG CASSIDY material soon--any word on new projects with Hoppy? Keep beating the heck out of that keyboard--we can't get enough of your work |
| Alex Simmons | Thursday, December 14th 2000 - 09:36:07 AM |
| My Email: | DarkJACK@aol.com |
| My URL: | http://www.DAPOnline.com |
| Comments: | Okay McGregor, your life long friend, fan, sidekick (I got
the bruises to prove it), confidant, artist, stuntman, actor, and daughter's godfather ... Whew! Has finally dropped by and left his mark ... so-to-speak. Keep on truckin', mi amigo! And happy trails. |
| Paul Dale Roberts | Thursday, December 14th 2000 - 09:34:44 AM |
| My Email: | Silhouet9@aol.com |
| My URL: | http://www.jazmaonline.com/ |
| Comments: | Zorro was in a hurry, as he wanted to pursue the bandit
known as Three Finger Jack. He grabbed the first horse available. A dark black steed that was tied to the water stable. That horse was called Jazma. Jazma once owned by Pancho Villa and....... Still trying to get a horse named Jazma to ride with Zorro! (smile) |
| Jordan D. Charter | Thursday, December 14th 2000 - 09:33:28 AM |
| My Email: | ohmss@mato.com |
| My URL: | http://www.bigfoot.com/~secretworldofjamesbond |
| Comments: | Hey Don! I like the new page! I was still going to the OLD
one, silly me! Anyway I've got the link on my page changed so now it comes here! |
| Rob Clough | Thursday, December 14th 2000 - 09:31:28 AM |
| My Email: | tmc@duke.edu |
| Comments: | Hey Don-- The new site looks great. I'm extremely bummed
that "Matanzas!" won't be coming out til next year, because the story was really intriguing. I consoled myself with the excellent "It Can't Happen Here" TPB. Dwayne McDuffie wrote a glowing column about you at the psycomic.com website. Check it out. He talks about what the Black Panther meant to him as a child and the incredibly tight storytelling. I've written to Marvel asking them to reprint "Panther's Rage" and I urge others to do the same. --Rob Clough |
| Charlie Novinskie | Thursday, December 14th 2000 - 09:24:53 AM |
| My Email: | charlienovinskie@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Dear Don, Who'd a thunk that Don would have his own
website--heck, who'd of thought Don would ever figure out how to turn on a computer--god knows he had enough of a hard time with the copier machine at Topps! But seriously, it's great to see that you ventured out on your own to keep the dream of producing great comics alive and well! To this day my fondest memories of working in comics were the time spent with Don discussing the comic industry and the artform itself. Don, I hope you keep plugging away for another 30 years or so--keep up the great work! Charlie "Sproing" Novinskie |
| Tom Field | Thursday, December 14th 2000 - 09:21:49 AM |
| My Email: | tfield@cio.com |
| Comments: | Don: Your new site is a gem. It's a pleasure to see you
staking out such a prime piece of cyber-real estate. I've had the pleasure recently of re-reading some of your old Black Panther comics -- the '70s and the '80s series. And I've got to tell you: as happy as I was as a kid to read these stories that made be THINK, I'm even more delighted as an adult to see how well they still hold up. Thanks again for all the years of entertainment. I've said it to you privately, but I don't mind repeating publicly: when the final history of comics is written, the Don McGregor chapter can be titled quite succinctly "He Cared." best, Tom |
| Gene Colan | Thursday, December 14th 2000 - 09:19:07 AM |
| My Email: | gene@genecolan.com |
| My URL: | http://www.genecolan.com |
| Comments: | Hi Don, Welcome to cyberspace. Your website looks fabulous.
I just want to wish you well and tell you how important you have been to my career. Your beautiful writing marked a turning point, artistically for me. I reached higher than ever before and once having done that, I never turned back. The projects we have worked on together remain as some of my fondest memories in my career. Your writing has made an indelible imprint on my mind. Adrienne and I love you. Keep up the great work! your friend forever, Gene |
| kevin | Thursday, December 14th 2000 - 09:10:22 AM |
| My Email: | kevinqhall@netscape.net |
| Comments: | It's been a pleasure getting to know you & having a chance
to work with you a little bit in this corner of cyberspace, Don. For all the worlds & characters you help create, here's to you. (And as you always tell us: hang in there!) |