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Just to wrap things up, re our "Bad Week For Comic Book Movies" post, THE LOSERS was another blow to the Joel Silver empire,...

David Mazzucchelli's stunning ASTERIOS POLYP won the prize for the best Graphic Novel in the Los Angeles Times Book Prizes, which as the...

So how's that April 17th working out for you, Mark Millar? You'll recall that the excitable Scottish scribe was waiting for the day AFTER the KICK-ASS opening for his agents to take out his next project, NEMESIS, a move he may regret considering the tepid opening for KICK-ASS, which only managed a sub-$20 million opening AFTER Lionsgate toted up every penny -- thus avoiding being #2 to a four-week-old cartoon about getting your dragon to use a potty chair. Millar seems to have made peace with the opening however, probably because his agents didn't listen to his advice and already sold the hell out of his next few books. Although there's no disputing that KICK-ASS will recoup on home DVD and got a very smart, savvy marketing push to the target audience, it's still being looked at as a case study of internet buzz not equalling actual movie goer buzz. Some are using it as a platform for wider mythbusting:

Oh yeah, speaking of the London Book Fair, this little news nugget was buried in Rachel Deahl's preview of the event for PW: Russia will...

Cartoon Brew, the respected animation blog, ran the promo art for the new Looney Tunes show we mentioned yesterday day, and the reaction can...

UPDATED with actual art! Deadline's Nellie Andreeva reports on Cartoon Network's upfronts and there is much for Our Kind, a Young Justice cartoon, and a...

I guess tonight's episode proves you can't trust anyone, can you? Discuss away. MIB can't trust Sawyer. MIB can't trust Sayid. Sawyer can't trust Widmore. Two...

EW reports that Alan Cumming, who was slated to play the Green Goblin, has dropped out of the Spider-Man musical due to actually working,...

I have been writing these in chronological order, but from now on I’m going to channel Lost by doing a flash forward, a flash...

UPDATE: Episode One airs tonight in the US on BBC America. It is preceded by a clip/preview show with Matt Smith and Karen Gillan. Episode...

Fresh from Richard Thompson's blog, news that there are four more animated shorts based on the amazingly-super comic strip Cul de Sac.

Discuss last night's Lost episode, "Everybody Loves Hugo", here. More analysis Thursday.