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Thursday Runaround – Matt Fraction Vs The TSA
GaimanWatch: Yes, why exactly did your husband tell Neil Gaiman that your son wanted to punch him in the face?
"And my son — when we told him? He's not much of a boxer either — never thrown a real punch in his life — but he didn't hesitate. "Good," he said, "he's been warned.""
ConWatch: This weekend's Thought Bubble convention in Leeds gets profiled by the Yorkshire Evening Post
TweetWatch: "i'll show the TSA my dick if it means i can keep my fucking coffee through the checkpoint. let me keep my shoes on and you can touch it TSA."- Matt Fraction
BathroomWatch: Fantagraphics, and its on-site store are featured in the Seattle Union Spectator.
"I think it's great that mainstream bookstores are finally carrying these things. The only problem is that you have to buy something if you want to use their bathrooms and their selection isn't as good," Cool-guy said when comparing Fantagraphics to stores like Barnes and Noble.
NovelWatch: The Seattle Times reviews How To Understand Israel In 60 Days Or Less.
Glidden doesn't spare herself in her mocking self-description as the almost-cliched, left-wing, pro-Palestinian, mostly secular New York Jew. But from there the book treads virtually new ground. Glidden expects the Birthright Tour to brainwash her, and she has shields up and phase's on "stun" throughout. But, to her surprise, the presentation is not always pro-Zionist, and sometimes threatens to be balanced and reasonable.
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Graphic Novel and Comic Book Creators in New York City – Graphic NYC
We're here to talk about comics and his career—everything except Maus. Especially after putting together the interview manuscript to end all interview manuscripts on Art's Pulitzer Prize-winning two-volume "graphic novel" (for the forthcoming MetaMaus collection by Pantheon), he's "maused" out. Maus has become that ex-girlfriend of 18 years that everyone still asks about; that really great girl that still haunts Art 25 years later.
[vimeo]http://vimeo.com/16940209[/vimeo]
Yanick Paquette's work can be seen across all the major publishers, and currently on Batman with writer Grant Morrison. His detailed yet fluid style is a fan favorite. Here he talks shop, about breaking into comics, finding satisfaction with his work, and adopting digital tools like the Wacom Cintiq for his pencilling process.
The trailer for the Martin Campbell-directed summer movie about the DC Comics character — long believed the better of the two upcoming 'Green' superhero films– starts with Ryan Reynolds as a cad who doesn't give a fig. But Reynolds, sadly, isn't Robert Downey, Jr., and the scene lacks the panache displayed by the man in the iron suit. The trailer doesn't get much better from there as it shows the transformation of Reynolds' Hal Jordan into a man of great powers, all in a swirl of greenlit earnestness.
<iframe src="http://player.vimeo.com/video/16940209" width="400" height="225" frameborder="0"></iframe><p><a href="http://vimeo.com/16940209">Penciller Yanick Paquette talks about his road through Comics</a> from <a href="http://vimeo.com/user3009451">The Comic Archive</a> on <a href="http://vimeo.com">Vimeo</a>.</p>
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