Even though he's been dead for four decades, one of the earliest and most significant names in comic book history -- Major Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson -- has a web site up, on the heels of his induction into the Will Eisner Comic Book Hall of Fame. The site, run by his family, hopes "to see a larger discussion about those murky beginnings of the comics, about those who benefitted [sic] and those who did not." The site's been up only a little over a month, so there's not much there yet, but hopefully it will continue to grow and shed some light on the Major to folks who may not know much about him.
Major Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson
By Sean Kleefeld | Friday, August 29, 2008
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Even though he's been dead for four decades, one of the earliest and most significant names in comic book history -- Major Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson -- has a web site up, on the heels of his induction into the Will Eisner Comic Book Hall of Fame. The site, run by his family, hopes "to see a larger discussion about those murky beginnings of the comics, about those who benefitted [sic] and those who did not." The site's been up only a little over a month, so there's not much there yet, but hopefully it will continue to grow and shed some light on the Major to folks who may not know much about him.
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