Grand Comics Tour: 2012: Omaha, Nebraska
Last year, on Black Friday, my 27-year-old nephew Parker and myself attempted a Grand Tour of visit comics retailer in the Omaha metropolitan area....
R.I.P.: Marc Wilkofsky
Pretty stunning news today as word has been going around that Marc Wilkofsky has passed away at the very young age of 42. Details are unavailable.
INTERVIEW: Steven Sanders has Designs for the World
Steven Sanders was one of the first people I ever interviewed. An artist and designer who has worked on books such as Five Fists...
Black Friday Gives Way To Small Business Saturday
Everyone knows about Black Friday and Cyber Monday. It's covered to death by the media, analyzed relentlessly by Wall Street, and now rivals Thanksgiving...
Joe Caramagna and Scott Koblish Successfully Kickstart Wyatt Earp
There's just over a day left to go, but Joe Caramagna and Scott Koblish can rest easy with some yams (or whatever it is...
Coming Attractions: Interlude
I'll be posting a list of gift books in the next few days, so I'm doing some research over on Books.com, sorting graphic novels...
On the Scene: The Future of Television Conference Goes Digital
On November 16th, a one day conference held at the Museum of Jewish Heritage brought out the best and brightest in Television to talk...
Studio Coffee Run: Mo’ Hobbits, Mo’ problems, Elysium, Kickass 2, Spiderman 2, etc.
Here is a new pic of a very armed and very bald Matt Damon in a teaser image from Neil Blomkamp's Elysium. The film...
Best Comics of 2012: Washington Post
Well, the year is winding down, and with it comes the annual "Best Of" lists from various websites and media. Publishers Weekly led the...
Kick-Watcher: INTERVIEW with Jimmy Palmiotti on SEX AND VIOLENCE Vol. 1
Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray debut their second Kickstarter project of the year, SEX AND VIOLENCE Volume One.
Project: SEX AND VIOLENCE Volume 1
Talent/Project Manager: Jimmy...
And now HarperCollins and Simon & Schuster might merge
Mere days after a proposed Random House/Penguin merger was announced it seems HarperCollins might merge with Simon & Schuster, the WSJ says.
The mystery and joy of BCGF
This was the third indie show of the year—TCAF and SPX were the other two—where I experienced the complete rapture of falling in love with comics all over again for the first time. Love, death, mystery—when the first time happens all over again, you know you're in the right place. I wasn't the only one feeling the love.
