Calavera Article by Niomi Pearson for the Ladysmith Chronicle

Niomi worked wonders with my ramblings on Comics and Calavera during this interview, and you can see my signed McFarlane Spiderman #1 and Hulk #181 (introducing "The Wolverine") and my signed Hellboy poster!


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