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Time Machine: 2002: The Year of the Graphic Novel

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When you've been doing this as long as I have you are often Googling for information on some topic and end up finding something...

BIG NUMBERS: a big deal

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Yesterday, the comics internets burst with the news that Pádraig O Méalóid, aka LiveJournal user glycon, had acquired and posted a set of xeroxes...

R.I.P Anne Cleveland

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Anne Cleveland, a cartoonist from the '30s to the '50s, whose main subject was college humor and her alma mater, Vassar, has died at...

Craig Yoe’s Secret Identity

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Craig Yoe has been reminding us to remind you about his new blog, Secret Identity, which both celebrates the release of his Secret Identity:...

D23 — for the serious Disney Fan

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The great monolithic Disney has just launched a new project called D23, which is an official fan club aimed at very serious Disney fans....

Indiana Jones: Child molester?

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Recently, a transcript has surfaced of the story conference between George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, and Lawrence Kasdan, in which they hammer out the ideas...

Did John Stanley invent KRAMERS ERGOT #7?

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The D&Q blog says yes.

Kibbles ‘n’ Bits, 3/10/09

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§ Comics of Yore #1: Chris Mautner looks at the legendary FLEX MENTALLO: Flex Mentallo was a four-issue mini-series published by Vertigo Comics back in...

RIP: John Carbonaro

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John Carbonaro, a longtime fan-turned publisher when he purchased the rights to the T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents, passed away at age 58 on February 25th, as...

Kibbles ‘n’ Bits, 3/9/09

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§ Today's MUST READ: Christopher Borrelli at the Chicago Trib has a fantastic profile of Lynda Barry. Matt Groening, Chris Ware, and Ivan Brunetti...

WATCHMEN sales rankings

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Oh, okay. Here is ONE LINK about WATCHMEN, but it has to do with the comic -- PSYCHE. John Jackson Miller looks at the...

Daisuke Muroi

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Frank Santoro posts a few samples of the work of a little known but interesting manga-ka.

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