SUBURBAN GLAMOUR sells out
It looks like sellouts aren't just the province of the Big Event crew, as Image announces Diamond has sold out of the first issues of Jamie McKelvie's fantasy SUBURBAN GLAMOUR.
Jamie McKelvie's SUBURBAN GLAMOUR...
Schulz on American Masters tonight
With the Red Sox having handily dispatched the Rockies, there is nothing to keep you from watching tonight's PBS's American Masters focusing on Charles Schulz. All sorts of goodies in the link, including...
Lewis's DEAD IN THE NOW
Corey Lewis has posted more infor on his new Zuda series in his LJ with some nice concept art:
"REVERSE-ZOMBIE TALE"
Doesn't mean it's a story about a world of zombies that are plagued by a...
Allen on Zuda
Speaking of Zuda, Todd Allen analyses the first contestants and discovers most of them are from the print comics world, concluding:
One thing possibly of note as a tangent to the overwhelming presence of established...
You too can look cool and retro, if green is your color
Following up on a previous post here that mentioned a retro Marvel t-shirt, reader "Donnie" found a picture of it.
Cap is definitely Byrne; at first we thought Wolvie was Cockrum, but on second thought...
FLASH and GREEN LANTERN get directors
Lots of movement in DC's upcoming movie slate over the weekend as both the FLASH film and the GREEN LANTERN movie got directors.
First up WEDDING CRASHERS helmed David Dobkin says he's set for the...
Weekend photo parade
Rounding up a bunch of photos or cartooners spotted about the globe, conquering all in their path.
Via Jeff Newelt, photos from the Paul Pope Diesel Party in Hollywood celebrating the release of PULPHOPE
and debuting...
Joe Sacco tonight and tomorrow
Via Flog:
Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery is pleased to welcome to Seattle the cartoon genius that is Joe Sacco. This Friday evening and Saturday afternoon, Fantagraphics celebrates the publication of "Palestine: The Special Edition" with...
Would cheering up sell more comics?
Retailer John Riley of Grasshopper's Comics has a piece at ICv2 called "Sharpening the Sword--Where Are The Villains?" which suggests that since we're living in grim times, the pervasive grimness of superhero comics...
Tokyopop: Film industry eyes manga properties
Today's issue of Variety (we think -- it might have been yesterday's) includes a special "10th Anniversary salute" to Tokyopop. Usually these "salute" sections in the trades are put together as advertising opportunities,...
