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Tuesday Runaround – Spawn And Mowing The Lawn

Published Tue, 15 Jun 2010 09:36:36 -0500

Last updated Thu, 29 Nov 2012 21:17:29 -0600

PornWatch: The Bendis Board review Batman XXX A Porn Parody.

In scene one the Riddler and an unknown cavort in a prison cell. Riddler stays in costume the whole time and it's a standard porn scene for the most part. The downside is the 60s recreation carries over to the actress's looks. Bare is not necessary but a little grooming would have helped. She looks bored to be in the scene and the cum shot looks just as apathetic.

SpawnWatch: Gaiman and McFarlane are back in court, over who owes who what for Cogliostro, Angela and Medieval Spawn. No mention of Marvelman/Miracleman/Man of Miracles yet…

Gaiman said that in the Spawn universe, there is only one Spawn that comes to earth every 400 years, so Dark Ages Spawn has to be the same as the character he created because they both lived during Medieval times.

Addendum: This piece also obeys the law that any correction of a spelling mistake must introduce a new error.

(This version CORRECTS the spelling of 'Neil' in the first paragraf of the story.)

YoungWatch: Karen Berger geeks out over working on the Neil Young-adapted graphic novel.

Joshua Dysart was the first writer who leapt to mind to handle the writing. Josh's sheer talent and sensibility as a writer and his longtime political activism made him perfect for this book, and growing up on Neil Young's music certainly made him a slam dunk. Neil immediately responded to Josh's first thoughts on the adaptation and a great collaborative process between the two of them followed.

See Cliff Chiang's sample pages at the link.

SanDiegoWatch: Screenwriter James Dunn will debut footage and costumes from his new film Super at this year's San Diego Comic Con.

MiddleEastWatch: Iranian animation The Last Fiction in production looks rather sweet.

SouthBankWatch: Lamarre hits the British Film Institute with a presentation of a new critical theory demonstrating how Japanese anime differs fundamentally from other visual media. More details about The Anime Machine here.