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Saturday Runaround – Falling Comic Sales And An Arseface
RavenWatch: The Teen Titans' Raven to get her own CW live action TV show. This is what happens when you make Marv Wolfman one of the DC multimedia braintrust!
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ICv2 – 2010 Comic Sales Down 5.79%
Year-to-date sale of comics and graphic novels through Diamond Comic Distributors are off sharply when compared with sales during the first 11 months of 2009. Dollar sales of comics were down by 5.79%, while graphic novels have suffered a somewhat smaller decline of 4.35%
A first look at Jingle Belle's "Uncle," Krampus. The Jingle Belle solo book for this year has been cancelled, but ALL 65 pages of JB story & art will appear in the Top Cow Holiday Special.
Amit Desai Named Warner Bros.' DC Franchise Guru – The Hollywood Reporter
Amit Desai has been named senior vp franchise management for DC Entertainment at Warner Bros., it was announced Friday. The former Warner Home Video exec will develop and implement the individual franchise plans for Batman, Superman, Green Lantern, Wonder Woman, the Flash, MAD Magazine, Vertigo titles and other DC properties. This will include driving wider cross-promotional support across all Time Warner divisions.
CG by Daniel McGrath.
Pitching Comics with John Layman
Find out what it takes to develop a winning pitch for your comics and graphic novel projects! John Layman, best known for creating the Image Comics hit "Chew," has sat on both sides of the pitching process, as an editor for Wildstorm and as a creator. Join him for this in-depth workshop and q&a to learn the secrets of developing, refining and marketing your idea as a pitch that editors will buy!
JACK KIRBY IN THE VALLEY – Vice Magazine
And Kirby was not naive about his own abilities. Speaking to Mark Herbert in 1969, he said, "I feel I'm God because these things are living or moving to my concepts. Good or bad, that's how they come out. I can even punish them by erasing them but I'm not that mad yet. I like to make them as perfect as I can, and I feel now that's what God is doing with us"
Third actor injured during 'Spider-Man' – NYPOST.com
"Spider-Man, Turn Off the Dark'' is not only the most expensive show in Broadway history – it's the most dangerous.
Any book about vampires, whether it's Charlaine Harris's True Blood series on HBO, or Stephenie Meyer or my books, we always have these characters struggling with their desires, abstaining, becoming chaste, that's what makes them complicated and interesting.
Top 100 Graphic Novels November 2010
In total, Image Comics had three of the top ten best-selling graphic novels in November. In addition to The Walking Dead Volume 13, Chew Volume 3: Just Desserts ranked #6 and The Walking Dead Volume 1: Days Gone Bye (which served as the basis for AMC's television series) ranked #9.
In total, DC Comics had eight of top ten best-selling books in November, with five of those titles belonging to the Batman family.
CW to adapt DC's 'Raven' into series – Entertainment News, TV News, Media – Variety
Another DC Comics superheroine could be on her way to primetime. The CW is looking to adapt "Raven," a half-demon also known as Rachel Roth, into a series. Diego Gutierrez, who most recently served as co-exec VP on "V," is writing and will exec produce.
Scott Gross Talks Scooby Doo and Looney Tunes
I would say to any aspiring writer–and this applies to everything from writing for Batman to writing a sitcom–Stick to the Rubric. Scooby Doo stories have an established formula–they work because they all conform to the same structure. Within that structure there's room for infinite creativity.
A superhero falls to earth – The Irish Times
Harbinson believes the Spider-Man brand, which is owned by Marvel Comics, has not been irreversibly damaged by being associated with the musical. "U2 are not just bringing their music; they are also bringing their business model – and they are very, very good at finding the right people. The stage designs and costumes are spectacular. The U2 machine can get behind this and make it happen."
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