Gary Groth on Meeting Jim Steranko in 1970

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Gary Groth discusses meeting Jim Steranko in 1970 during his Fantastic Fanzine interview and shortly after in working with him on Mediascene Magazine. More on this topic and many others including his run-in with Hunter S. Thompson at the full Gary Groth interview here: • Gary Groth Biographica...
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Edited & Produced by Alex Grand, ©2021 Comic Book Historians

[@Exodus_comics]

I tend to believe that one of sterankos biggest influences was Milton glaser. Great vid thx 🙏

[@zachweaver3006]

I love Groth because he shits on everything which always makes me laugh. I disagree with his opinions often and this video is no exception. Steranko is the shit.

[@LandoFabrizian]

One of my favorite episodes. Very much so enjoyed this. So much better to see the facial expressions with the video. I feel Groth was just being honest from the point of view of a young gun in the game. I admire both Steranko and Groth. Thankyou Alex and Jim for this.

[@ComicBookHistorians]

Full interview here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWjUZ2loZcmCaJI

[@gb7995]

I'm gonna have to check out the whole interview because out of that context, Groth comes off a little bitter here.

[@cha5]

When doesn't he?

[@misterX1964]

Thank you !! Great stuff !

[@kenmeyerjr57]

decent??? DECENT?? FF was one of the best zines of it's time, baby!

[@williampardlow5988]

Was it Guido Crepax that Groth mentioned at the end of the video? Cause the transcript is horrible.

[@ComicBookHistorians]

thanks for watching. still editing those. watch and listen here to zoom in on it.

[@carrion_man3700]

Gary is such a weird guy. I'll listen to the whole interview, though.

[@ComicBookHistorians]

thanks for watching!

[@mariosimoni2841]

question: steranko says he was mistreated by schwartz. groth: well he mistreated me. Well maybe groth can thank schwartz. groth: steranko was making the same ol crap marvel was famous for with a new dressing. Well of course, he wanted to BE published by marvel. no kidding.

[@ComicBookHistorians]

Mistreated by Samm Schwartz. But treated well by Julius Schwartz.

[@mariosimoni2841]

@@ComicBookHistorians of course, he was referring to Samm. Julius? Steranko worked for him once, and only once www.mikesamazingworld.com/mikes/features/creator.php?creatorid=1281. I see you are referring to the Steranko-Julius S. meeting Steranko talked about.