ComicMix Columns for the Week Ending April 6, 2008

Hollywood icon Charlton Heston is no longer with us.  Cineleet has a nice overview of his roles in three classic sf movies, but of course he was so much more, both on the screen and in real life.  Whatever one might think of  his politics, the fact that he and his now-widow Lydia were married for 64 years is enough to earn my respect and admiration.  As April is National Poetry Month, feel free to add your poetic thoughts about Heston in the comments section, and don’t forget to check out this past week’s ComicMix columns:

• Mike Gold – Whizzy’s Wazoo #60: Breaking The Mirror 
• Dennis O’Neill – The Four-Color Answer #59: The Writes of Spring
• Me – It’s All Good #59: The Oppression Olympics
• John Ostrander – Tales From The O-zone #60: Finishing Therapy
• Michael Davis – Straight, No Chaser #60: The Race Card
• Andrew Wheeler – Manga Friday #23: Osamu Tezuka’s Dororo
• Martha Thomases – Brilliant Disguise #51: The Rights Stuff
• Michael H. Price – Forgotten Horrors #51: Mel Brooks and Woody Allen and Drew Friedman
  

Godspeed, Chuck – not that you need it, you probably have the inside track after all those Biblical epics…