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Beautiful superhero stars at the Golden Globes: Emma Stone, Christian Bale etc.

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Last night's Golden Globes held no wins for any comics-themed material, but lots of stars of comic book movies were out, providing a stunning parade of nerdlebrity pulchritude.

Separated at birth?

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"Your feeble skills are no match for the dark side!" -- Patriots coach Bill Belicheck channels his inner Palpatine.

Announce: SPX table registration opens up

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With more and more shows curated, this may be your chance to get a table at a premier indie comics show. Get to it,...

Announce: Stumptown Comic Arts Awards 2011 Open for Submission

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Via PR: Get those comics in! The Stumptown Comics Fest, the largest creator-focused comics convention in the Pacific Northwest, is now accepting submissions of comic...

Tokyopop goes to Diamond for distribution

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Tokyopop has just signed a deal with Diamond Book Distributors for distribution to both comics shops and bookstores. This marks Tokyopop's return to Diamond...

Diamond stops shipping to Borders

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As Borders struggles to dig itself out of debt, it has suspended payments to its vendors. And several publishers have stopped shipping to the...

GN News: Marzi and Delirium at Vertigo

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The Vertigo blog has some news and art this am, a new blurb for AARON & AHMED, the GN by Jay Cantor and James Romberger. Also news of MARZI by Marzena Sowa and Sylvain Savoia, sort of a Polish PERSEPOLIS about a young girl growing up in '80s Poland. Interestingly, this is NOT an original GN but a translation of the original, which was published in France, a bit of a change for the imprint. (That's the Spanish version above.)

Comics Industry Person of the Year: Robert Kirkman

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This year in addition to our usual questions for the Year-End Survey – sent to a mix of creators, publishers, journalists and marketing personal—we added a new category: Person of the Year, the person who, we we put it, was "the most important person, someone who had an impact, someone who set the pace, or had a banner year." We were very curious to see what kind of responses this question would get – while a lot of people are doing some of the best work of their careers, or emerging as critical favorites, it was a very mixed year business-wise and we were wondering who would be seen as the most visionary and decisive person. Well, we needn't have worried that this would be a hard question to answer.

Nice Art: Roger Langridge's Father Ted

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Why didn't *WE* think of commissioning this? For those not in the know, Father Ted is one of the greatest sitcoms of all time, involving...

Dark Horse Presents returns in 2011

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The influential and historic DARK HORSE PRESENTS anthology -- last seen as an online anthology available on MySpace and later adapted to print --...

Crime does not pay: 2 busted for selling bogus Comic-Con passes

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Two young men from LA have pled guilty to selling bogus Comic-Con passes. The two advertised their counterfeit passes on Craigslist and sold them...

Farewell, Dirk

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While I was off the grid, the Blogfather Dirk Deppey announced via Twitter that he had been laid off by Fantagraphics: I've been laid off...

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