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Saturday Runaround – What Catwoman Did Next

Published Sat, 24 Sep 2011 04:48:59 -0500

Last updated Sat, 24 Sep 2011 06:04:44 -0500

DarkWatch: IGN run a preview of JL Dark. Starring the Justice League Non-Dark. And teeth.

StoreWatch: Canterbury retailer Whatever Comics wants his bins back, after no signs of riots.

Manny said: "The council keeps telling us that Canterbury is tidier without the bins. Well I'm sorry, I don't agree that it is and a lot of people in Canterbury don't agree that it is.

"I think there has been an upsurge in rubbish appearing on the ground and I think that to have taken all the bins away is ridiculous."

FilipinoWatch: Alex Niño gets profiled by the Asian Journal.

"Unlike other kids, whose parents could afford to give them pencil, paper and crayons, Niño drew with a small stick in the sand, underneath his parent's bamboo shack. He drew stick figures constantly, until it got so dark that he couldn't see anymore,"

RemembranceWatch: Boom is letting fans download the late Minck Oosterveer's work on Unknown for Boom! digitally, for free.

NotQuiteAGlitchWatch: The Alan Moore Swamp Thing run in hardcover at 45% off on Amazon UK.

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.

Axel-In-Charge: Character Arcs, Solo Runs & Pricing Pages – Comic Book Resources

"Conversely, there are occasions when a writer, knowing that his book's behind schedule and looking to fend off the possibility of a fill-in artist on the arc, shaves down a script a little to help the artist hit their deadline and move on to the next issue. If they do this, they usually balance it out later, with an extra page in a subsequent issue."

Blah, Blah, Blog!: Retroactive Update!

"So, this is another version of my Retroactive Wonder Woman cover drawn in my own style! I mostly liked how the original turned out — but I really quite prefer drawing cartoony. Part of me thinks about how fun it would be to re-draw the entire script in my own way…but then I remember that I've got work to do and don't have time to draw the whole book again :)"