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SignWatch: Javier Hernandez to sign The Coma and The Art Of The Coma at Geek Comics at Whittier, CA on November 19th
SignWatch2: Nathan Edmondson and Kyle Higgins to sign Grifter and Nightwing at Golden Apple in Los Angeles on November 16th.
SignWatch3: Gosh Comics, London gives us Frederik Peeters (Blue Pills: A Positive Love Story) signing/talk/Q&A for new book Sandcastle on November 11th. A Comica Conversation with Richard McGuire (Raw, The New Yorker, Liquid Liquid) and Steven Appleby, plus a projection of McGuire's animated films on November 14th. And German creators Uli Oesterle and Mawil signing copies of their newly translated books from Blank Slate on November 18th.
ProfessorWatch: Professor Richard Graham's new book Government Issue: Comics for the People, 1940s-2000s, gets profiled.
"The delicious irony is of course that in the 1950s and 1960s, as the government used the comic book form to educate audiences and push messages, it also was trying to ban the American comic book. The moral crusade against comics held them accountable for everything from poor grades to crime rates. Some cities and schools banned and burned them. Fredric Wertham's 1954 book, "Seduction of the Innocent," claimed comic books were a dangerous form of popular culture promoting violence and homosexuality. A Senate subcommittee on juvenile delinquency took interest.
"And yet all the while, government agencies couldn't deny the usefulness of this bright and easily digestible format.
ConWatch: Neela Debnath, journalist for The Independent, goes to her first comic convention, the MCM London Expo Comic Con.
I continue to weave in between the stalls selling Hello Kitty soft toys and action figures. I notice a number of individuals dressed in Victorian outfits. They are standing by a stall covered in all manner of objects that look archaic and yet ahead of their time. I am quickly pointed in the direction of a gentleman in a military-looking outfit and a well-manicured moustache. He explains that this subgenre of SF is known as 'Steampunk' and it comes from the literature of H.G. Wells and Jules Verne, mixing Victoriana with SF. He says "it easily started in the 1990s but it has gained ground over the years and really got big in 2005 onwards. It's really gained a good following all over the globe." The emergence and expansion of Steampunk shows the scope of the SF and Fantasy genres, even the new 'Three Musketeers' film has a Steampunk feel to it.
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The Dark Knight Rises New York Set Photos and Videos | Superhero Hype
New photos and videos have come online today that show you what Christopher Nolan shot in New York for The Dark Knight Rises on Saturday. The scenes included Batman (Christian Bale), Bane (Tom Hardy), Nixon (Matthew Modine) and many, many extras. You can click on the photos below for more and you'll also find the videos (taken by 'deannabreglia,' 'Raganork8,' and 'jflex') underneath.
I started a new Marvel podcast series. It's called… | Agent M Loves Tacos
I started a new Marvel podcast series. It's called "This Week in Marvel" and I'm joined by my co-host, and Associate Editor, Ben Morse.
'Superhero' Phoenix Jones wants his job back – seattlepi.com
"My bosses knew, and the autistic kids' parents that I watched," he told KISS. "Before I started patrolling, I went and said, 'Hey, this is what I'm planning on doing, and if you have a problem with it we should maybe talk about rearranging the kids I'm working with or maybe talk about this or that to make it more comfortable.'
I looked back at some of it but I didn't go through it obsessively. I wanted to see some of what had been done before but with the mandate of this [company initiative] and its need to feel new, it was less of a priority. We knew we were going in a different direction with things. The fact that Jim Lee had already designed the new costume [last summer], that part of the problem was solved for me and more of it was trying to figure out how to design the gods and the rest of her supporting cast so they would fit the tone of the book.
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Sneak Peek: Uncanny X-Men #2 | X-Men | Comic News | News | Marvel.com
After a critically acclaimed first issue, Marvel is pleased to present your first look at UNCANNY X-MEN #2 as X-Men: Regenesis continues! The creative team of Kieron Gillen and Carlos Pacheco pull out all the stops as Cyclops and his new Extinction team go head to head against the deadly Mr. Sinister. And with Sinister controlling the all-powerful Dreaming Celestial in San Francisco, his destruction has no limits.
Blimey! It's another blog about comics!: Strip Magazine is here!
After delays outside the publisher's control the first issue of the new British adventure comic Strip Magazine has finally arrived in comic shops.
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