Links about stuff
BOOKSLUT weighs in with a bunch of comic-themed content;
A review of Tom DeHaven's novel It's Superman!:
Serving as a corollary to the Man of Steelâs...
Rich Johnson Speaks
ICv2 has the first interview with Rich Johnson, the new co-main man at Hachette's Yen Press. If our email is any indication, Johnson is...
Cartooners winning awards: Jean, Cho
James Jean has won the Best Artist award at the World Fantasy Con. You can see the complete list of winners and nominees here....
Hachette names GN line; Hassler leaves Borders
Big news via PW Daily:
The Hachette Book Group is launching Yen Press, a new comics and graphic novel imprint that will focus on titles...
Diamond Kids Group launches
Pow! Sock! Comics are for kids! PW Children's Bookshelf has the scoop on Diamond's new initiative to bridge the gap for comics aimed at...
Cartoon America opens today
Well if 2006 wasn't already the Year of the Comics, a big show is opening today at the Library of Congress: "Cartoon America":
âCartoon America:...
Sikoryak’s cartoon review
Last Sunday the LA Times ran several review of interest to our kind, including Laurel Maury on Brian K. Vaughan and reviews of...
People on the Move
Some people coming and going over the last few weeks:
• Editor Janna Morishima is leaving Scholastic to take a job at Diamond working on...
DC announces trades for March and April
Led by the Absolute Edition of BATMAN: THE LONG HALLOWEEN, DC has listed their graphic novel and collected edition plans into March and April....
More groovy Halloween stuff: Gaiman, Lee
Neil Gaiman wrote an op-ed for the NY Times:
We are gathered here at the final end of what Bradbury called the October Country: a...
Charles Addams
Charles Addams is the king of the creepy cartoons, and Linda Davis has just written a new biography of the artist calledCharles Addams: A...
Margaret Atwood, cartoonist
Margaret Atwood is one of Canada's greatest living writers. The multiple-award winning novelist, essayist and poet is the author of such books as THE...
