Real Classic Marvel
We found this press release to be of some interest: more info on Marvel's new line of "Classic Comics." including The Last of the...
News and notes
§ The LA Times looks at the rising sales for novels based on manga. Already a huge category in Japan, the novels are catching...
New Zealand responds to library issues
We missed this story last week about complaints in a New Zealand library over shelving CHOBITS (as identified by Dirk) in the kids section,...
Where’s…Bruce Campbell?
It's been a while since we checked in on The One True Bruce, but with his cameo in this week's SPIDER-MAN 3 looming, we...
Sunday Reading: Tate comics article
The Tate Britain, currently has a show up on William Hogarth, who is widely claimed by us comical types to have been one of...
Sunday Reading: Cereal Blogs
Beat Street Irregular Maclaine Diemer sends us some links to cool blogs including the illustrators collarborative Sugar Frosted Goodness which includes this Roadside Attraction...
TUF5 Episode 4: The Way of the Weeping Warrior
We're proud to introduce a new feature to our ULTIMATE FIGHTER recaps: expert commentary from Rafael Kayanan. Rafael is a cartoonist of long...
Jack Kirby to the rescue
Wired Magazine has the incredible comics tie-in story of the week one that defies an any link summary. But we'll try. It seems that...
New comics mole at New York Mag
We hear this blogging thing is BIG, and so has New York Magazine, apparently. We also hear COMICS are big, and so has NY...
News and Notes: Tomasi, FLIGHT Jr. etc
§ Bestselling author Jodi Picoult's run on Wonder Woman continues to get press, including this piece at CNN.com:
"My kids looked at me and they...
Secret Robert Rodriguez/Chris Ware connection!
Did you know they were cartooning classmates? Neither did we. Wonder what they talked about -- if they ever did.
There was a handful...
Spotlite on…COSPLAY!
A couple of stories that illuminate this sometimes confounding activity. In Hawaii, the deck sums it up:
Passive fun isn't for hard-core anime fans who...
