Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 5/7/08
§ Mark Evanier discovers the New Yorker tributing/ripping off Jack Kirby in their cartoon contest.
§ Strange Adventures in New Brunswick, Canada had a flood on FCBD but they are trying again.
§ Matt...
Very quick links
¶ Boom is looking for interns:
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Links that should be clicked
§ Via the comments: The last word in indie vs superhero.
§ Entertainment Weekly has a list of graphic novels that tie in to summer's big comic book movies. Interesting note: in many...
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 4/14
§ Go read Michael Chabon's unused screenplay for Spider-Man 2 courtesy of McSweeneys. This is the version where Peter Parker investigates J. Jonah Jameson's immigrant heritage before they both go to Alaska...
Random notes
Today's news bits have more sociology than comics news at the core; so sue us.
§ SF writer John Scalzi has some sensible comments that apply to any field on convention etiquette:
This does lead...
This and that
§ Frank Santoro looks at Matt Wagner at Comics Comics:
I've been reading the original issues of Matt Wagner's Mage. I honestly couldn't tell you what it's about. Magic, I think. I'm too busy looking...
Kibbles ‘n’ bits 4/1
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§ OMIGAWD! We're up for a 2008 Golden Champagne Glass Award! What shall we wear??
§ HOTWIRE'S Glenn Head wrote to inform us...
Scrum Facts 3/28
§ CBR interviews Kazu Kibuishi who still has much to say about the process of making AMULET:
Was it hard writing children characters? It was more difficult than I imagined it would be....
Scrum Fact 3/27
§ Mark Evanier followed up on his post about why audience questions aren't always that great:
One other thing I oughta mention: I've done a couple of public interviews where the interviewee stipulated certain topics...
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 3/26
§ Does giving things away for free work? Neil Gaiman reports on AMERICAN GODS download stats. The novel has been made available for download for the month of March.
It's worth drawing people's attention to...
