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Sunday Runaround – Comics Like Susan Boyle
KirbyWatch: Yesterday, DC reported that it would have been Jack Kirby's 94th birthday.
Actually it's today. The piece appears to have been removed. No doubt it will turn up again on DC's site later…
FootballWatch: Some school American football team decided to find a new power fantasy to help them play…
Before the season, each member of the Shawnee High School football team's senior class assigned themselves a member of the Justice League, DC Comics' group of superheroes which includes the likes of Batman, Green Lantern and the Flash.
The players decided to wear their superhero's shirt under their uniform. Braves quarterback Brad Jarzab, of course, was given Superman.
JLADarkWatch: DC Women Kicking Ass do some detective work on working out the Enchantresses various identities (right) in the new series.
CorsetWatch: Dusk Comics are running Victorian cosplay contests at a variety of comic conventions to promote their new comic, The Trial And Tribulations of Miss Tilney. Animefest next…
BucketWatch: Oor Wullie, published by DC Thompson, is the most popular literary character in the Scottish canon.
WossyWatch: Jonathan Ross talks comics.
I've come to the conclusion that comics are a bit like golf, or Susan Boyle, or threesomes. You can find large sections of the population who can't get enough of that kind of thing, while the rest of us just don't see where the fun is supposed to lie. But when done right, for me, no other entertainment form can match the beautiful synthesis of hand-crafted art with lovingly chosen words.
This is Computo the Comic Link Conqueror speaking. I come for your women. But for now I merely collate comic-related bits and pieces online. One day I will rule. Until that day, read on.
They say I am a work in progress. The fools.
Acclaimed artist Jill Thompson is joining writer James Robinson for issue #8 of his upcoming 12-part THE SHADE miniseries, starring the former-villain-turned-reluctant-hero from Robinson's STARMAN series. The special standalone issue — set in Paris in the early 1900s — is something Robinson wrote specifically for Thompson. And even though the issue's still months away, we've got a first look at her work.
Lady Sabre & The Pirates of the Ineffable Aether – Light in the Dark
When I was working on 52, I half-jokingly asked Geoff Johns what it was with him and decapitations. If you've read his work, you'll know what I'm talking about. Black Adam, in particular, had a penchant for removing the top, so to speak. His response was that he'd grown up playing Mortal Kombat.
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