Happy Los- er, Groundhog Day
Finally, that day we've been waiting for all year. The season premiere of Lost. I mean, Groundhog Day. Click to see the rest of...
First Bill Watterson interview in 20 years — No regrets
With Salinger gone, you would have thought that Calvin and Hobbes cartoonist Bill Watterson was ready to assume the mantle of the literary world's...
The Grammys find the future
Wow, based on last night's Grammy Award telecast, the music biz has found a new look, and it's Black Lantern all the way! Most...
The ideaspace loves MONKEYS
Do Marvel and DC really copy each other? It's been noted that they seem to have a lot of ideas in common these days...
EXCLUSIVE: The Beat to leave Publishers Weekly
It's been a great 3 1/2 (!) year run here at Publishers Weekly, but all good things must end, and in the very near...
Geeks prefer to read about themselves on the Internet
The proliferation of nerd-centric blogs on the internet continues.
GeekWeek launched not ago, a sort of Huffington Post for topics ranging from nerd news...
RIP: Howard Zinn
Leftist author, teacher and activist Howard Zinn passed away yesterday at age 87. His bestseller, A People's History of the United States, was a...
Our Previews picks
The best stuff we found in this month's Previews:
from Antarctic Press
From DC and Amanda Conner. KITTY!
Thoughts for the day
And now every time I get a little burnt out on what I "have" to do for work, I shut out all the external...
Saturday’s New York Post
I guess no one at the Post knows about Rex the Wonder Dog. Enjoy your American football on Sunday.
Bye-Bye, CoCo
As some of you may know, tonight is Conan O'Brien's last night as host of the Tonight Show. The story has been little covered...
Taschen’s comics beginnings in 1980
As Paul Pope alluded to in the comments, Taschen Books, the art book publisher whose sale we were just telling you about, actually started...
