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Wednesday Runaround – A Hall Of Fame In Riverdale?
MuseumWatch: The town of Haverhill, the inspiration for Archie's Riverdale for creator Bob Montana, may soon host a comic book Hall Of Fame.
GodzillaWatch: On Friday, IDW launched a charity auction on eBay for a complete set of their first print Godzilla #1 covers. The auction includes the WonderCon exclusive cover and the IDW covers, which are not available for sale anywhere. One hundred percent of the final purchase price will go to the AmeriCares through the eBay Giving Works program.
BatWatch: Analysing The Dark Knight Returns in six parts: one, two, three, four, five, six.
LoebWatch: Jeph Loeb on the Ultimate Spider-Man TV series;
"Like the comic and the upcoming movie," Loeb continues, "we're dealing with Peter Parker in high school, trying to balance his life between being a normal teenager and becoming the ultimate Spider-Man. This is the story of Spider-Man trying to become the best hero that he can. And work his way up to the major league guys like Captain America and Iron Man and The Avengers."
This is Computo the Comic Link Conqueror speaking. I come for your women. But for now I merely collate comic-related bits and pieces online. One day I will rule. Until that day, read on.
They say I am a work in progress. The fools.
Comic book stash valued at $1M | StarTribune.com
What neither knew was that 2,500 to 3,000 of Dahlberg's 20,000 comic-book collection would end up "easily" worth more than $1 million. "Maybe closer to $2 million," said Ed Jaster, senior vice president of Heritage Auctions.
comiXology owns the comic book space. All three comic book apps in the top 200 list are branded varients of comiXology's comic book reading and purchasing engine.
We made some very hard choices and did the best we could over that. Rather than considering wage freezes and passing on more health care costs, I made a decision to do it a different way. One element of that cost-cutting was reducing our payroll and staff. On a personal level, it's horrible. On a company level, it's something you have to do from time to time. It's not the first time and probably won't be the last time, but for now we're hoping it is, obviously.
New Publisher Mike Kennedy Talks ARCHAIA's Digital Future
"Not just doing a flat, direct, two-dimensional presentation," said Kennedy, who called digital comis "another tool" as opposed to another market competing with the print product. "Not just putting it into a scanner and calling it a day. How can we make this a more interactive experience? As soon as one person does something cool and new, then everybody does it, so we want to see if we can be the first person to do the next cool, digital thing."
Edward Norton Says Marvel 'Has To Deal With Their Own Karma'
"I would say that blew back on them much worse than it blew back on me," the actor notes of the perceived response to the back-and-forth between himself and Marvel. "I couldn't have been happier with the experience that I had making the film, but nor do I feel any kind of intensity about doing it again. A really good friend of mine's going to do it now [Mark Ruffalo] and he's awesome! Marvel's going to have to deal with their own karma. They've got bigger problems than me."
THE BAT SIGNAL: Tony Daniel on Dick Grayson, Two-Face & Classic Villains – Comic Book Resources
For the last decade or so, the industry has been writer-driven. But as an artist, and also a writer, I know the art needs to be good inside the book. That's what's going to help sell the book, especially to new readers. You want them to open up the book, or see view the digital file on their mobile device or what-have-you, and say wow! This is a visual medium, first and foremost. That seems to have been forgotten.
THOR movie tie-in: Simonson's Omnibus? | The Beat
It's become a truism of the current comics era that a movie or TV show based on a comics property will only spark big book sales if there is a clear and defined book that ties in closely with the movie or TV show. Thus big sales for things like 300, SCOTT PILGRIM, WATCHMEN, KICK-ASS, WALKING DEAD, and so on. We'll call it the Naruto Effect, since Naruto manga sales surged upwards when it was broadcast on the Cartoon Network.
George Takei Advises Warner Bros. Against 'Whitewashing' Akira Movie! | PerezHilton.com
Well, ideally, they should do it properly and get Asian-American actors cast in those roles. In the adaptation they would of course be speaking in English and understandable to a popular American audience. That's the whole point. They bought a project that is popular and enormously loved by its fans, and if they want the fan following to support the film, that's the way you do it.
SFX Weekender 2011 – Bryan Talbot and Pat Mills Interview in Full | Jonny Yeah | Kooba Radio
Kooba has allowed me to meet a good number of legends from my childhood over the years – all of them without exception disproving the saying that you should never meet your heroes. This years SFX Weekender saw me sitting down with Pat Mills (who, alongside Kev O'Neil) created Nemesis and Bryan Talbot who drew the alien freedom fighter in books IV through VI.
25 years of Hellblazer this weekend in London | The Forbidden Planet International Blog Log
Good chum of the blog and ace comics radio/podcaster Alex Fitch reminds us that this weekend, Saturday 23rd, sees a special event in conjunction with SciFi London, celebrating 25 years of John Constantine, Hellblazer by bringing together four of the comics' creators; from the description:
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