As the urban legend goes, the band members poured their own blood into the comic’s ink, making it one of the most metal comic book issues ever recreated. Not only did Gene Simmons recently ...

“I did not own a suit or a tie, so I had to borrow our manager at the time Bill Aucoin’s suit,” Kiss co-frontman Gene ... comic-book treatment on the band — and ended up taking the album ...

We'll reveal the cover ... Super Special comic that was notable for ... Well, why not let the notary public who was on hand explain? This is to certify that KISS members Gene Simmons, Ace Frehley ...

PARK CITY, UT – JANUARY 24: Stan Lee (L) and musician Gene ... by Simmons. Art was done by S.L. Galant and Maria Keane while Jim Balent handled the artwork for the comic’s debut cover.

As Creem's Jaan Uhleszki noted in Nothin' to Lose: The Making of Kiss (1972-1975), she approached Gene Simmons after a Kiss ... saying it was to be like a comic book but told in photos rather ...

Declaring his comic allegiance “Marvel all the way,” Simmons name-checked Stan Lee ... the red ink for the first issue of the KISS comic book in 1978. Watch the video above for Paul Stanley ...

MAY231228 – GENE SIMMONS DOMINATRIX #1 (OF 4 ... is known throughout the world for his beautiful and haunting covers for Creepy, Eerie, Famous Monsters, Vampirella, and many more.

Here are a few things you’ll learn about Gene Simmons after reading the new book about the Kiss co-founder. He can get to the center of a Tootsie Pop in one lick. His personal sushi chef is Aquaman.

Comic-Con is chock full of comic-book nerds. Gene Simmons might be the nerdiest of them all. The KISS co-founder checked in with Yahoo TV on Thursday to discuss the DVD movie Scooby-Doo!