The Mysterious World of Mr. Mark Millar
Could this be a cover subject for CLInT Magazine?
And why is Mr. Millar wearing ear goggles?
Developing.
To Do Tomorrow: Fred Van Lente at Governor’s Island
Just off the southern tip of Manhattan lies Governor's Island, formerly an Army and Coast Guard base. Decommissioned in 1996, it was sold to...
Colleen Doran’s sites hacked, but will return
Both of artist Colleen Doran's sites -- A Distant Soil and Colleendoran.com -- have been hacked, she confirmed in a phone call. Luckily, all...
Nice Art: James Stokoe draws the hell out of Galactus
Canadian artist James Stokoe (ORC STAIN, WONTON SOUP) tweeted a warm-up drawing of Galactus, seen full-size here. Holy crap.
(Via Robot 6)
CAPS auction to benefit Heath and Reese
On August 25th CAPS, The Comic Art Professional Society is hosting a benefit auction on August 25 in Burbank to support veteran comics artists...
Things the internet was made for: Kanye New Yorker cartoons
Take one part Kanye West's completely solipsistic Twitter feed. Add in one part abstruse New Yorker cartoons. Result: comedy.
Graphic Details: Chew On This
San Diego Comic-Con is over and done, the streets have been cleaned and many words have been written about the convention; Hollywood has taken over, comics are not the focus, too much, too crazy. Let’s not forget that this focus from Hollywood is because of comics and the passion of the fans. This year it seemed that Hollywood was determined to take over the show – it has become the Cannes of cons. The money they spend is insane – so as a comic book publisher, how do you compete with displays that look like a theme park has been built in the middle of the convention floor? How do publishers and their comics get anyone to pay attention to them?
INCEPTION’s numerous comics inspirations
So according to I Watch Stuff, Christopher Nolan got the idea for INCEPTION from a Don Rosa story featuring Donald Duck and the Beagle...
DC pushes Green Lantern to the fashionable
A vigilant reader sent us this scan of an ad in the current edition of Women's Wear Daily, the bible of the fashion trade. The ad, for Green Lantern licensing opportunities, ran in a previews section for the upcoming 2010 MAGIC Marketplace, "the preeminent trade event in the international fashion industry."
Obviously, Warner Bros. has BIG, BIG plans for Green Lantern licensing -- and based on the number of folks we see walking the streets of NYC in GL T-shirts, we'd say they might just be on to something.
Superman’s German accident
Spotted in Berlin. Context unknown.
Thanks to Jah Furry for the share.
True Blood Recap: Then we woke up in a puddle
True Blood Season 3
Episode 7: Hitting the Ground
Hitting the Ground hit the ground running just where we’d been left off on the edge of...
SD10 the wrap-up: Eating scraps
Lesson #1 of San Diego Comic-Con 2010: You can’t live on breakfast from the Embassy Suites.
Or if you do, you will pay a fightful price.
It was Thursday morning at Comic-Con, the morning after Preview night and the day when things blast into high gear with a roar of thunders and a crack of ozone. It was my second morning at the Embassy Suites, the “family hotel” of the Inner Circle. With a free breakfast buffet and “manager’s receptions”—aka FREE BOOZE—every evening, not to mention giant suites that sleep 6 comfortably, the Embassy Suites is the best bargain at the con for those, like this year’s Beat, on a budget.












