Bob Dylan

We pay tribute to Bob Dylan's 81st birthday by spotlighting 81 times that comic books have referenced Bob Dylan over the years.

From Wonder Wart-Hog #2 (by Gilbert Shelton), a reference to the Bob Dylan song, "Bob Dylan's 115th Dream." From Ectokid #8 (by Lana Wachowski, Steve Skroce and Bob Dvorak), a reference to the Bob Dylan album, Highway 61 Revisited (also a song, but I'm assuming it's a reference to the album). From the 2005 The Maze Agency #1 (by Mike W. Barr, Ariell Padilla and Ernest Jocson), a reference to the Bob Dylan song "The Times They Are A-Changin'." From Critters #29 (by J. Holland and Ron Wilber), a reference to the Bob Dylan song, "Stuck Inside of Mobile (With the Memphis Blues Again)." From Outlaw Nation #5 (by Jamie Delano, Goran Sudzuka and Sebastijan Camagajevac), a reference to a lyric ("Need to Be Nervous") from the Dylan song "Tombstone Blues".... From Outlaw Nation #3 (by Jamie Delano and Goran Sudzuka), a reference to a lyric ("Too Much Force") from the Dylan song "Tangled Up in Blue"... From Swamp Thing #72 (by RIck Veitch and Alfredo Alcala), a reference to a lyric ("gargles in the rat race choir") from Dylan's song "It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)"... From Uncanny X-Men #397 (by Joe Casey, Sean Phillips, Mel Rubi and Danny Miki), a reference to a lyric ("A Complete Unknown") from Dylan's song "Like a Rolling Stone"...... From Catwoman Volume 1 #49 (by Doug Moench, Jim Balent and Bob McLeod), a reference to a lyric from Dylan's song "Like a Rolling Stone"... From The Mighty #10 (by Peter Tomasi, Keith Champagne and Chris Samnee), a reference to the Dylan song "Gates of Eden"... From The Mighty #3 (by Peter Tomasi, Kieth Champagne and Peter Snejbjerg), a reference to the Dylan song "Dirge" (I count this as a Dylan reference since writer Peter Tomasi frequently cites Dylan references, including the next two story titles for The Mighty)... From Watchmen #10 (by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons), a reference to Dylan's song "All Along the Watchtower" to kick the issue off..

To celebrate the birthday of iconic musician Bob Dylan, Ijam Nature Center will throw a celebration that will include live music and delicious food.

Recognized as a legacy writer, a folk protest hero, and a voice of a generation, singer-songwriter Bob Dylan has solidified his status as a cultural and ...

Throughout Dylan's career, he has received a number of awards and accolades. Bruce Springsteen inducted Dylan into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in January 1988. Spanning six decades, Dylan's career continues to thrive throughout the 21st century. Clocking in at over six minutes long, "Like a Rolling Stone" is the lead-off song of Dylan's 1965 Highway 61 Revisited album. Throughout his career, Dylan has been awarded 10 Grammy wins out of his 38 nominations. In 1978, he took off on a year-long world tour alongside an eight-piece band and three backing singers. His harmonica playing eventually caught the attention of producer John Hammond (pictured with Dylan), who signed him to Columbia Records in 1962. He showed us that just because music was innately physical did not mean that it was anti-intellectual," Springsteen said. Throughout the 1970s, Dylan toured the world. In celebration of his 81st birthday, take a look back at the talent's illustrious career spanning six decades They performed two songs, but were allegedly booed off stage by the traditionalist, folk-minded crowd when they began "Like a Rolling Stone." He not only relocated to perform, but to visit his musical idol Woodie Guthrie.