Telling it like it is: Hibbs, Butcher
Brian Hibbs looks at the End of History as two of the latest late books ever are released and explains what it means for...
PW on S&S rights “grab”
Some consternation this morning about budding GN publisher Simon & Schuster and their new rights policy which would seem to indicate ownership in perpetua....
Platinum’s lack of credit – UPDATE
UPDATE: AS per the comments, Platinum has now added credits for the strip. Kudos to them for doing the right thing right away.
Platinum...
Can this man save print?
Maybe.
As you may have heard by now, Tim Leong's COMIC FOUNDRY magazine has been rejected at Diamond for being in B&W and having...
The new Wizardworld.com
It's up. Not too easy to find content, but at least we're in this century.
What exactly do you do with a $30,000 diploma from cartoon college?
The Christian Science Monitor reports on employment opportunities for art comics grads:
Graphic novels and comics are one of the fastest-growing sectors of publishing. ...
Marvel’s usual post-Spidey decline kicks in
As we've mentioned, historically, when a SPIDER-MAN film comes out and sets box office records, Marvel's stock usually takes a tumble as people rush...
Vampirella stays at Harris
A while ago the comics internets were abuzz with the news that Fangoria had acquired Vampirella from Harris Publishing. While Fango peeps went...
Is the pamphlet the future of comics?
The native are restless. Or at least the artists are. In our previous item we mentioned Bryan Talbot and ALICE IN SUNDERLAND -- it...
The Webcomics killer app?
Joey Manley talks, as he is often wont to do, about the webcomics business model and points out that it still hasn't hit it...
More imagery borrowing
Only a few days ago we were commenting on the success of designer boutique stores, like Giant Robot and Toy Tokyo. Now the Kelly/Goldman...
What’s up at Wizard?
Ever since we found a way to add Wizarduniverse.com to our RSS feed, we've found all sorts of interesting stories there. Like this round...
