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Thursday Runaround – I'd Buy That For Two Dollars
TwoDollarWatch: Buy a digital comic for $2. Direct. Do not pay Apple. Do not pay 50% to them. All sizes, all shapes, all kinds. Hmm. I think I may upload Watchmensch here.
MorseWatch: Crime And Terror is a new comic from Steve Niles and Scott Morse. And in between working for Pixar, Morse will also be publishing a five issue series called Ten Against The World.
LocalWatch: Seattle comics artist Ellen Forney is progiled by the Philadephia press over her work on The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian
JudgeWatch: A Swedish comics translator has lost his appeal against the charge of posessing child pornography, as part of his job translating Japanese manga.
BatWatch: Is Batman a plutocrat? You decide…
OriginWatch: Where do Daytripper storylines come from? Author Fábio Moon explains;
Popular celebrations are a big part of Brazilian culture and many popular festivities take place on open air, in the streets, in parks, in beaches and rivers. We wanted Brás to experience one of those popular festivities, be part of something bigger than himself, somewhere where he would be a stranger discovering things at the same time as the reader, and we knew, as we started to think what could Brás do and where could he go, that we would take the young and hopeful Brás to Salvador for Iemanjá's day. Fiction inspired by real experiences.
10 years after that first trip, we returned to Salvador in 2008 to see, experience and research Iemanjá's day at the Rio Vermelho Beach, inspired by this fictional story we were starting to write.
And it was incredible.
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Mattel, Time Warner, Level 3 Are Big Market Movers – ABC News
The parent company of Warner Bros., HBO, CNN and DC Comics said its fourth-quarter profit jumped 22 percent.
For the first time, a work by Ayn Rand has been adapted into comic-book form. "Anthem," the philosopher and novelist's 1938 novella, has been turned into a graphic novel. It is adapted by Charles Santino and drawn by Joe Staton.
Millar Time: Superheroes Take On The Arthouse | The Skinny
I think they've always been desperate for ideas. The place burns on them; it's the fuel that keeps Hollywood going. If an idea makes money, they will keep using it till it dries up, and so far superhero movies have been getting bigger and bigger. This year you've got three or four major ones that are going to make a lot of money, but next year it's going to get crazy. You've got the sequel to The Dark Knight, which will make a billion dollars; and there's a brilliant team behind this Spider-Man reboot, that'll be colossal; and you've got The Avengers movie, which looks like it'll be the biggest of the lot.
Exclusive: J. Michael Straczynski Talks About…Well, Everything » MTV Geek
First, you have to look at the math. The next volume of Superman: Earth One is going to be about 110 pages, give or take. I started writing it in December, and it's due by the end of February. 110 pages equals 5 monthly comics of 22 pages. So right off the top, you have to do what would normally be five months worth of work in three months
Eric Powell Takes Down the Video
The video I released last week in an attempt to draw attention to the lopsided tendencies of our industry has clearly become a divisive force instead of the unifying positive one I intended it to be. For that reason I've taken it down.
JOSH MIDDLETON Announces Return to Comics From Animation
Middleton began working for WB Animation in October 2009 as a character designer, but was quickly promoted to be an art director for the upcoming Green Lantern: The Animated Series. There he worked hand-in-hand with Bruce Timm to carve out the look and feel of the series, Warner Brothers' first CG television series. With all of the pre-production work done, Middleton decided in the fall of 2010 to leave animation and return to the freelance world.
Bantam Books is set to announce that it has acquired the comic-book and graphic novel rights to George R. R. Martin's hugely popular A Song of Ice and Fire series. The first of the monthly comic books — to be illustrated by Tommy Paterson and adapted by Daniel Abraham — is due out later this spring, as is the HBO adaptation of the first book in the series, Game of Thrones. Dynamic Entertainment will issue the comic books and Bantam will later collect them in graphic-novel form.
Superman Producer Missing | NBC Los Angeles
Big screen Superman movie producer Ilya Salkind has gone missing in Mexico. Friends and family reported Salkind missing to Mexican authorities Sunday night, January 30 telling police he was last seen in Mexico City.
"It adds a nuance to the relationship that pays off later. They're closer in age, too — they're virtually the same age. That's not the case at all if you go back to the old comics."
Andrew Lazar, Platinum Studios And Top Cow Target 'Vice' – Deadline.com
Platinum Studios, a producer of the upcoming Cowboys & Aliens, has joined forces with Andrew Lazar and Top Cow Productions to turn the Top Cow comic Vice into a live action feature film. Vice tells the story of hard-core teen felons who join the FBI's Critical Response Unit as a way to clear their records.
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