Tumbling Tumblr blogs: Kanye + Comics
It is impossible not to feel that this Kanye + Comics blog unites the voice for our times with some kick-ass comics panels.
Tumbling Tumblr blogs: A Nice Cup of Comics
In the ever proliferating world of highly focused Tumblrs about comics, how can one not adore A Nice Cup of Comics which features people having a nice hot cuppa? Above, Wolverine Tea Party by Mike Maihack; below, Cap from TRUTH: RED, WHITE, AND BLACK #7 by Robert Morales and Kyle Baker.
Never forget
Obviously, DC doesn't want to risk losing the dollars of its core audience in the hopes of gaining a broader selection of readers. What if those new readers don't come? Hey, that’s a serious and valid question. Money isn't exactly pouring in. Taking a risk is scary when a comic selling 25,000 copies is considered a solid book. And so...you do nothing. You make awkward jokes when fans ask questions at cons. You put minority characters who rarely appear in big pose down images as if they are an integral part of the story. You hope to keep complaints from both sides to a very low rumbling.
Beautiful superhero stars at the Golden Globes: Emma Stone, Christian Bale etc.
Last night's Golden Globes held no wins for any comics-themed material, but lots of stars of comic book movies were out, providing a stunning parade of nerdlebrity pulchritude.
Coming Attactions: January 2011
So, this month is a bit light. There are always some significant titles every month, so here's the list for January.
Now THAT'S what we call objectification!
Just how gay were the old Marvel Swimsuit Specials?
Very, very gay, Richard Cook writes, and JR JR demonstrates:
Angry women of the day: Comics shops and Wonder Woman
§ In the never-ending discourse over gender and comics, one of those classic anecdotes -- this one told by a man:
The DFC Library Day Three: Neill Cameron
Neill Cameron is best known online for his A-Z of Awesomeness and drawing a lot of weird Santa Clauses on his blog last month,...
The DFC Library Day One: David Fickling
When the weekly DFC comics magazine came to an end in 2009 after only 43 issues many in the UK comics scene were saddened...
From the Archives: Walt Kelly at Harvard
I'm home for the holidays, and spending some time digging around my parent's basement, delving into my assorted and sordid collection of ephemera.
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