Flashback: in 1988 D.C. discovered ad sales

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We were doing our usual Google news search last night and noticed you can now look back in time. A quick search on DC...

The day in political cartooning

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§ Gawker predicts hard times for political cartoonists if Obama is elected. Part of the problem is that caricaturing the African-American candidate could draw...

“I am Spartacus, and I am a graphic novel!”

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Starz has announced a new TV series version of Spartacus, the stirring historical epic of a doomed but feisty slave rebellion in ancient Rome....

Halloween food

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Halloween! Cupcakes! Skullies! Part 1 via Tired Fairy. MORE IN THE LINK!!!

Important people who read comics

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§ Manga-loving Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso -- who is actually not all that popular, and whose championing of manga and other youth culture...

Tough ticket

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Michael Cho has some fun.

Bill Leak on the mend

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Great news from down under, as cartoonist Bill Leak, who was in a medically induced coma for three days after experiencing a severe head...

Crime watch: Avatar murder; proud papa goes too far

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§ In Japan, a woman has been arrested for killing her husband. But it was only a MMORPG character that died, and the charge...

BLOTCHMEN

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Just in case we didn't make it clear enough, you should check out Kevin Cannon's BLOTCHMEN, his 24 Hour Comic.

Stan wants to make Posh/Becks into crime fighters?

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Piffle story of the day which allows the mind to wander. Stan Lee thinks David and Victoria (Posh) Beckham would be good for a...

Two links for the day

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§ Steven Grant looks at the 20 most important comics ever published, chronologically: 1) FAMOUS FUNNIES #1 (Eastern Color, 1934)Max Gaines' brainchild, the one that...

STRANGEWAYS: THE THIRSTY to debut at Blog@Newsarama

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Blogs getting webcomics? That's crazy talk! But it seems that THE THIRSTY, the sequel to the horror Western STRANGEWAYS will be serialized at the...

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