Tag: News
News and Notes: Jaime Hernandez, Capetown, etc
The CBLDF has launched a program with Jaime Hernandez merchandise, which means it will probably be very popular.
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits, 1/8/13: They hate us! No, they like us!
We're a whole week into the new year and stuff is coming at you like a burbling popcorn machine: § What was that you guys were saying about webcomics being out of the mainstream and all? Webcomics merch and distribution company TopatoCo just bought a building to house their operations. So there.
The Beat’s Annual Year End Survey, 2013 Edition, Part Four
Oh yeah it's the final countdown, as industry professionals from every walk of life pick out the biggest stories an dpersonalities of 2012 and look ahead to what's in store for 2013, with plenty of news and art sneak peeks strewn along the way. Perviously: Part One, Part Two, Part Three
BTW, if you count up all the "biggest story of 2012" answers, the most votes went to one partricular story: Karen Berger leaving Vertigo. It was truly the end of an era of comics.
Today’s (Partial) Smallville Settlement and the Kardashians
Given the lively discussion of what folks don't want to see on The Beat, I couldn't resist noting that an attorney representing Smallville co-creators Miles Millar and Alfred Gough in their dispute with Time...
The Beat’s Annual Year End Survey, 2013 Edition, Part Two
The yearly wrap up continues as folks from every area of the industry look back and forward and tell you what's coming up in 2013. Who will live? Who will die? Who will publish...
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits, 1/3/13: Still living in ’12
People are doing it...EVERYWHERE> Let's dive right in.
The Beat’s Annual Year End Survey, 2013 Edition, Part One
It's here! Our look forward and back with the most eclectic group of industry pros on the web, from creators to publishers, editors, librarians, even a journo or two. 2012 was a year bursting...
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits, 1/2/13: another chance to get it right
§ Matt Thorn at TCJ on the life of Barefoot Gen creator Keiji Nakazawa:
Nakazawa hated platitudes and whitewashing. He generally avoided the annual peace memorial observances in Hiroshima, considering them pointless. “They never demand...
More on Peter David’s stroke
Writer Peter David's wife Kathleen has more on the stroke he underwent while vacationing at Disney World:
What happened was that we were in Disney Hollywood Studios having just had lunch at the Prime Time...
Christmas Tidings: Paul Hoppe
A christmas card from Paul Hoppe, whose Peanut is coming out from Random House next year.
Devil’s Due Entertainment is back with new pubs, goals
90s/00s publisher Devil's Due has been on the bench for a while following cash flow problems and the loss of most of its top titles—The GI Joe license, which Devils Due pioneered, went to...
