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Yes, there's nothing that quite says you are against terrorism than putting out a comic book where superheroes fight terrorists. That'll show them.
26/11 is a superhero comic book about the terrorist attacks in Mumbai last year, In which, after a historical retelling of the events, superhero Nagraj goes next door to a country called Ghuspaithistaan, and definitely not Pakistan, to blow up training camps.
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Looks like Dave Gibbons, get this, could be designing for, get this, an updated version of the glassic desktop game Minesweeper, giving the game a sense of character and history. What's next, Kevin O'Neill draws Tetris?
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When libraries get comic books, they don't always have to fire the staff.
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Neil Gaiman draws a four-hour long queue at a signing and talk in Singapore.
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Empire report that Joe Silver is kickstarting Sgt Rock as a movie again, with I Am Legend and Constantine director, Francis Lawrence and screenwriter, Chad St. John.
Oh and it will be set in the future. Yes, I know, I know.
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While Kick-Ass co-creator John Romita Jr has seen his and Glen Brunswick's Image book Gray Area picked up by Solipsist Films. It was previously optioned by Benderspink.
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Is Rachel McAdams playing Felicia Hardy, the Black Cat in Spider-Man 4? Does it matter one way or another if she does or doesn't?
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Which is better? Gaiman's Batman or Crumb's Genesis? here's only one way to find out… fight!