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Bad for Good: The Ballad of Jim Steinman
You may not know his name, but chances are you can sing his songs. Jim Steinman's dramatic lyrics have been sung by Meat Loaf, Barbra Streisand and more.
Don Klees
Don Klees literally watches TV for a living. When not basking in television's glow, he enjoys debating the merits of theatre versus film with his wife, telling his kids about music from before they were born, and writing about pop culture in general. The latter includes books about Fleetwood Mac, Bob Dylan and most recently, David Bowie.
C-3PO Goes Solo
Star Wars' most famous protocol droid gets his own comic book, which delves into his mysterious red arm and the meaning of loyalty.
The Other White Album
Having remained popular for over two decades, Weezer's staying power is as undeniable as the magnificence of their first two albums.
In Search of Perfect Pop: The Greatest Song The Cars Never Made
We're suckers for the hooky pop-rock The Cars perfected back in the day. Their recipe is alive and kickin', as one of their descendants proved so well.
Beyond Superheroes: The Manhattan Projects
The genre may not be as popular as it once was, but "The Manhattan Projects" comics, featuring Albert Einstein, Harry Truman (and co-created by Jonathan Hickman and Nick Pitarra) are worth reading.