Our Last Interview with Neal Adams! | Culture Junkies

G.Q. sits down with the late, great comic book legend Neal Adams for a quick interview at Motor City Comic Con!
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[@NerdonFilm]

That dude’s the definition of old school. Always gives great interviews.

[@CultureJunkies]

Absolutely, it was an honor to speak with him. Really a great guy! -G.Q.

[@seantaylor1191]

Great interview. Neal is my all-time favorite talent in comics. I've only spent limited amounts of time with him, but he had taught me so much in that time. But I know it was only scratching the surface. I really miss the man. It's so nice finding interviews like this. Thank you for the post and a great job!

[@zeeaadams]

It’s nice seeing Dad in interviews, posts, and memories of his fans. ❤ Thank you for sharing!!

[@CultureJunkies]

Thank you for watching. An absolute legend. We will always honor and remember him fondly!

[@seantaylor1191]

Zeeeeeeaaaaaaaa!!!! :)

[@martyemmons1859]

Back in the late 1960's and early 1970's I bought as many issues Neal Adams drew as I could. In those days the prices were still affordable. First I started with the X-men issues 56 thru 63, then I was able to buy Green Lantern Green Arrow issues 76 thru 87. Next I was able to buy Deadman Strange Adventures issues 206 thru 210. The Amazing Adventures 5 thru 8 issues were rare, but I was patient and waited for them. The Avengers 93 thru 96 as they issued out. The Savage Sword of Conan and The Deadly Hands of Kung Fu (for the cover art) I wasn't able to buy The Spectre Neal Adams issues.

[@rbiznezz2]

Wild interview