On Thursday, March 1, 2001, Bruce Hamilton did something he never thought he'd do, something that anyone who knows him finds hard to fathom, something that causes him to wince even now as he describes it.
Big things have been happening in the world of Leonard Maltin, Entertainment Tonight correspondent and author of the definitive cinematic guide, the yearly Leonard Maltin's Movie and Video Guide.
If you had a birthday this past week, you're in very famous company! Check out our list of recent celebrity celebrations . . .
"I collected everything from fossils, rocks, comics and coins to items relating to the U.S. space program. But comics were definitely one of my first true collecting loves."
Scoop talked with Tom Heintjes, editor of Hogan's Alley, to see what's up in the current issue and what's lurking around the corner.
Our featured collector this week, James F. Payette, is quite well known in the circles of experienced comics dealers and collectors.
"It started when I decided to go to a local comic book show in Rockville Centre with my son, thinking he was nuts because he paid $11 for a ratty Spider-Man #11."
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On Thursday, March 1, 2001, Bruce Hamilton did something he never thought he'd do, something that anyone who knows him finds hard to fathom, something that causes him to wince even now as he describes it.
Big things have been happening in the world of Leonard Maltin, Entertainment Tonight correspondent and author of the definitive cinematic guide, the yearly Leonard Maltin's Movie and Video Guide.
If you had a birthday this past week, you're in very famous company! Check out our list of recent celebrity celebrations . . .
"I collected everything from fossils, rocks, comics and coins to items relating to the U.S. space program. But comics were definitely one of my first true collecting loves."
Scoop talked with Tom Heintjes, editor of Hogan's Alley, to see what's up in the current issue and what's lurking around the corner.
Our featured collector this week, James F. Payette, is quite well known in the circles of experienced comics dealers and collectors.
"It started when I decided to go to a local comic book show in Rockville Centre with my son, thinking he was nuts because he paid $11 for a ratty Spider-Man #11."
