THEY HATE US — 9/11 Report division
HUMAN EVENTS ONLINE, which bills itself as "The National Conservative Weekly" and includes ads for such things as Ann Coulter and a website for...
Free Kyle Baker cartoons!
According to his email newsletter, there are now SEVEN free Kyle Baker cartoons on the web. They would be a bargain at any price:
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The 9/11 Report sales soar on Amazon
There's been a lot of kvetching in various venues over THE 9/11 REPORT: A GRAPHIC ADAPTATION by Sid Jacobsen and Ernie Colon -- it's...
9/11 in the news!
Slate Magazine is excerpting Sid Jacobsen and Ernie Colón's The 9/11 Report: A Graphic Adaptation. Meanwhile, USATODAY.com profiles the creators:
Last week, its writer, Sid...
Must Reading: 2005’s Graphic Novel Bestsellers
In what could very well be the Rosetta Stone for graphic novel sales analysis, The Book Standard takes a look at their Comics...
HALO GN selling like hotcakes
The HALO graphic novel, based on the best-selling videogame, has proven to be a rare hit for the videogame-to-comics genre. The book has debuted...
PREVIEW: LONELY HEART by Tara McPherson
Dark Horse has created a Flash-heavy but nonetheless nifty preview of LONELY HEART the new art book by painter and cartooner Tara McPherson.
Zondervan finds religion in graphic novels
ICv2 has a report this morning on HarperCollins imprint Zondervan launching a line of religion-themed graphic novels for KIDS that will be sold in...
McElhatton’s new review site!
After 1000 comics reviews at iComics, Greg McElhatton has moved his review site to its own spot Read About Comics:
Read About Comics’s goal is...
Meltzer: x-over star
PW Daily looks at nest week's unusual cross-promotional stunt between Hacette and DC Comics: An excerpt from Meltzer's new novel will appear in his...
Quote of the Day
Via PublishersWeekly.com Children's Book Newsletter:
Salman Rushdie: Will Dumbledore come back to life?
J.K. Rowling: I feel I have to be explicit. Dumbledore is definitely dead....
SCANNER DARKLY GN distr’d via cell phones
A few announcements that crept out during San Diego that no one blogged because they were at the show.
Amp'd Mobile, Pantheon Books...
