Briefs & Boxers! 08/15/10
o “Batman Can Take It”
Grant Morrison talks to Los Angeles Times blogger Geoff Boucher about his plans for Batman:
“Supple is the word. It's really...
Girls like to buy stuff, Times claims
The New York Times has a story on how Comic-Con has become a venue to market to -- gasp! -- girls with lots of info on various toy and clothing lines, including gymnast Nastia Liukin's Supergirl line of clothing.
Women who went to Comic-Con and drew comic strips about it
Jillian Tamaki
And Gabrielle Bell -- this one is an EPIC.
We could have SWORN there was a third...but can't find it now. Readers?
If Green Lantern Was a Pervert
More at Cracked.com.
Although shouldn't that be "If Green Lantern WERE A Pervert"?
Junior editors?
True Blood Recap: Lethal Love, Loss and Lacerations
S03:E08
Night on the Sun
Night on the Sun was one long extended fight (then fuck) scene of an episode – and a good one at...
Lulu Awards move to Long Beach, nominations open to public
Friends of Lulu president Valerie D'Orazio announces that this years Friends of Lulu Awrds will have a new home -- the Long Beach Comic Con. Nominations are open to the public, and can be made here -- but hurry the deadline is August 23rd.
After nearly shutting down just a few weeks ago, Friends of Lulu has reemerged with an interim volunteer board. In addition, missing financial records have been recovered, and the organization is moving forward once again.
Briefs & Boxers! 08/08/10
This week: Brevoort and Alonso redefine "distinct"; Kirkman talks turkey; get your very own 2.5' adamantium souvenir; collections we need; and more.
Wolverton’s PLOP covers
Via Sam Henderson, a gallery of art by fabulist Basil Wolverton, from PLOP!
In case you are wondering what PLOP! was, it was a humor/satire...
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...












