It’s been awhile since I last reflected on the early days of Caliber. I’ve gotten quite a few requests to continue and so I figured I’d cover a little bit more. It’s rather funny as when I was going through it, I knew I was busy but in looking back, it’s rather amazing how fast everything was occurring.
After the initial launch in 89, the core group at that time had started moving on. Guy Davis and Vince Locke got hired by DC, O’Barr went to Tundra where everyone was going because of the high page rates, and Mark Bloodworth was hired by Marvel. Guy, Vince, and Mark were still involved the next year or so but they were crossing over to the big time and soon would be gone for good.
The next group of creators that formed the bulk of Caliber’s output were Michael...