Article: Interview - James D. Hudnall

[Ben]

You can view the page at http://alphaflight.net/content.php?124

[mreeez]

Wow, some good stuff in there. When was the interview done?

[Ben]

We did that interview years ago, so long ago that I no longer have the date...I'm guessing 7 or 8 years ago...

[Flightpath07]

That is an AWESOME interview. Sheds so much light on his run and the circumstances of his leaving. Also, the general interference from Marvel was there even back then; all part of their plan to destroy AF completely? I do wonder, however, how his editor (or John Calimee) would respond?

[Ben]

That is an AWESOME interview. Sheds so much light on his run and the circumstances of his leaving. Also, the general interference from Marvel was there even back then; all part of their plan to destroy AF completely? I do wonder, however, how his editor (or John Calimee) would respond?

Tonight I'll post the Calimee Interview.

[weaponAlpha]

i've always wondered what that Zietgiest charecter was all about!

[Le Messor]

But to my way of thinking, they were the ones who were wrong because I was trying to make the book like it was when it sold the best. When Byrne did it.

I've long felt his run was one of the best-written.

Admins: Is there any way to change the title of this thread to something a little more informative, and a little less identical to the John Calimee interview thread?
jst axing.

- Le Messor
"The artist is extremely lucky who is presented with the worst possible ordeal which will not actually kill him. At that point, he's in business."
~ John Berryman, U.S. poet