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Legendary DC editor Schwartz, retired and serving in an emeritus capacity, recounts his career spanning from the Golden Age through the Silver Age revival of the Flash, Hawkman, Green Lantern, the Atom, and other characters. He discusses the editorial craft of cover-first storytelling, the famous gorilla-cover sales phenomenon, the evolution of Brave and Bold from historical adventure to superhero team-ups, and his innovations in reader letter columns which helped birth comics fandom.

A wide-ranging career retrospective covering Anderson's entry into comics at Fiction House in 1944, his Navy WWII service, his work on Buck Rogers, his long DC tenure illustrating science fiction and superhero features (*Hawkman*, The Spectre, Adam Strange), his close working relationship with editor Julius Schwartz, his years inking Curt Swan on Superman, and his current company Visual Concepts which handles color separations primarily for DC.