WIZARD MAGAZINE part 10

THE ARTICLES
This section contains the articles and special painted projects that Alex has done for Wizard magazine. This post will be updated regularly because I'm still scanning all the articles, so make sure you bookmark it so you won't miss out.

DISCLAIMER: This articles are published here without permission from Wizard Magazine despite my efforts of contacting them and getting the clearance, they just didn't reply my e-mails so I'm guessing it's OK. Remember I'm just doing this as a tribute to Alex Ross and to all of his fans who come to this blog. If you use any of these images I've scanned, remember to give due credit to this site. So until I get the "Cease and Desist" letter, enjoy!

ART IMITATES LIFE from Wizard #42: Alex's first interview and article, about Marvels, Terminator: The Burning Earth and the "upcoming" Kingdom Come.



THY KINGDOM COMES from Wizard #57: A sketchbook of Kingdom Come characters, nothing we haven't seen in the Absolute KC edition, if you haven't, here's your crash course.



CRISIS MANAGEMENT from Wizard #89: A step-by-step account on what went on with the massive Crisis on Infinite Earths poster.



BATMAN - WAR ON CRIME FIRST LOOK from Wizard #95 &

WAR JOURNAL from Wizard #99: The first one is a short interview and the other is an interview and sketchbook on this wonderful story by Paul Dini and Alex Ross.



BATTLEFIELD EARTH from Wizard #108: Article and interview with Jim Krueger and Alex Ross about the success of Earth x and what are they going to do for an encore in Universe X.



POWER TRIP from Wizard #111: Article and sketchbook about Shazam: Power of Hope, in the same vein as the War on Crime one.



WONDER LAND from Wizard #123: Again here is the sketchbook from yet another one of the treasury-sized books, this time it's the chance for Wonder Woman: Spirit of Truth.



ALAN MOORE article from Wizard #130: The article is not about Alex Ross or his art, it's exclusively about Alan Moore. But this art opened the article and it just kicks so much butt (just like Mr. Moore's writing), and you won't find it anywhere else except for this issue.

JLA - LIBERTY AND JUSTICE ARTICLES from Wizard #141 & #144: A short interview called "Five questions with Alex Ross", a sketchbook and the introduction to a preview of the finished art (not shown).  
ALEX ROSS UNCENSORED from Wizard #146: An interview in which fans submitted their questions to Alex Ross through the magazine.