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Dynamite's July 2024 solicits see the launch of Powerpuff Girls #1 and Thundercats: Cheetara #1, as well as Red Sonja Adventures Omnibus.
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Friday Runaround – Anchovies, Friends, Beer And Grandchildren
"This thing I was taught to call Life is one unlikely ride. If I believe, then I must believe that I am a Spirit having a human experience. I think Spirits probably have it made; so why the hell would one choose to have a human experience? Spirits must lack something. Perhaps it's anchovies or friends or beer or grandchildren." – Jeffrey Catherine Jones, 1944-2011.
PressWatch: Halifax comic shop make a successful complaint against the press.
TweetWatch: Please note: There will be no new info on Supercrooks until a special preview and full team interview exclusively in Clint #9 – Mark Millar.
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BroadWatch: The Economist on Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark
When was the last time you witnessed $65m worth of mistakes? If you're willing to cough up $65—the price of the cheapest seat in the house—to ogle the theatrical equivalent of the Titanic, there's nothing quite as shocking as "Spider-Man".
WareWatch: 400 prints of the Chris Ware Uncle Boonmee poster go on sale today. If you want one, get ready.
CNNWatch: Dallas Comic Con get previewed, with a familiar name…
While Lee, Nimoy and Carrie Fisher are the big draws at this year's event, the Dallas Comic Con also features stars of the hit American television series "The Walking Dead," John Romita, Jr., the co-creator of Kick-Ass, and over fifty other comic book artists.
An exhibition by Joe Peacock called "Art of Akira" will showcase the world's largest private collection of original cells, original paintings and drawings from the famous Japanese anime film.
StripWatch: Cul De Sac's Richard Thompson gets profiled by the Washington Post with some words from Bill Watterson.
ArnieWatch: In an act of cultural altruism, the current Arnold Schwarzeneggar scandal has had a positive benefit.
'In light of recent events, A Squared Entertainment, POW, Stan Lee Comics, and Archie Comics, have chosen to not go forward with the Governator project'
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.
Have You Seen This Amazing Spider-Man #1?
We are attaching below the images and info for the book in the hope that you may come across the book, or have it offered to you, and can contact us to let us know, as well as notifying local authorities.
EXCLUSIVE: New 'True Blood' Comic Heads To 'The French Quarter'
Titled "True Blood: The French Quarter," the new, six-issue series hits shelves in August and will follow Sookie and vampire Eric Northman as they travel to New Orleans in order to track down a killer whom Eric and his maker, Godric, thought they killed centuries ago. With Eric and Sookie paired up, you can bet Bill Compton's not far behind, but he'll have his hands full investigating a local Hep-D outbreak. Pam and Lafayette will also play big roles in the series, according to the publisher.
Debuting in August, the new series by original Turtles co-creator Kevin Eastman, co-writer Tom Waltz and artist Dan Duncan sets out to reimagine the original TMNT in a contemporary setting. Rather than serve as a port for Nickelodeon's upcoming animated continuity, the 32-page, full-color comics will establish a fresh universe populated by both new and classic characters. What's more, in addition to co-writing, Eastman will contribute page layouts and variant covers alongside artists such as Sam Keith and Walt Simonson.
Francis Manapul's shared some Superboy process art from his archives, showing us how an artist on the path to comics superstardom brings his distinctive drawing style from sketched idea to polished end product. Check out his images below!
Here's a modest and demure little number Jack whipped up for Odin sometime in between Frost Giant War I and Frost Giant War II. This classic toque combines elements of primal design of the gods of the ancient Mayans and Aztecs (Mrs. Odin had them over for dinner on Wednesday nights, generally right before bowling) and the galactic legend of that renowned, nay, infamous asparagus-cooker, the Phoenix. The fact that on the morning he designed the hat, Jack had for breakfast a bowl of Kellogg's Corn Flakes, is probably mere coincidence.
RIP: Jeffrey Catherine Jones | The Beat
Jeffrey Catherine Jones, the fantasy artist who helped introduce fine art and illustration influences to comics in the '70s and beyond, has died of complications from emphysema and bronchitis, according to numerous reports. She was 67.
Marvel's "Death of Spider-Man" Crossover – That's It?
Now that we're more than halfway in, is it fair to call Death of Spider-Man the worst crossover since the "red skies" Crisis books? Don't get me wrong, I'm not complaining about the stories told in either Ultimate Spider-Man and Ultimate Comics Ultimate Avengers vs. New Ultimates (I love that title), just the "crossover" part of the proceedings.
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