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Saturday Runaround: Kirkman Speaks
LawWatch: The DC Comics vs Siegel/Shuster/Toberoff is also continuing.
DC Comics has argued that it should have access to legal documents related to a legal battle over the rights to Superman because it is not protected by the attorney-client privilege.
On Tuesday, counsel for attorney Marc Toberoff went before the three-judge panel of the 9th Circuit in Pasadena, challenging an order for the production of privileged documents that were allegedly stolen from Toberoff's law firm by another attorney and handed to Warner Brothers during representation of the heirs of Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, the creators of Superman.
CanonWatch: The entirety of the Western canon of literature in graphic novel form…
The ambitious project from New York press Seven Stories is being hailed as the "graphic publishing literary event of the year". Each of the 189 works of literature covered is being interpreted by a comics artist, with 130 illustrators contributing to the project including Robert Crumb, Will Eisner and Hunt Emerson. The first volume of The Graphic Canon – "From The Epic of Gilgamesh to Shakespeare to Dangerous Liaisons" – is out in April, to be followed by the second ("Kubla Khan to the Brontë Sisters to The Picture of Dorian Gray") in July and the third ("From Heart of Darkness to Hemingway to Infinite Jest") in October.
TunnelWatch: Graphic novelist and homeless man Anthony Horton has passed, at 43.
Mr. Horton found solace in the blackness of the tunnels. He made the subway the subject of his canvases, the muse for a graphic novel that he co-wrote, and the place he called home for the better part of his adult life, even when he had other places to stay.
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.
'Walking Dead's' Robert Kirkman Joked About Tricking Illustrators — Then Got Sued by His | Reuters
Asked during a podcast how a comic book writer should find an artist to draw his or her stories, Kirkman dryly replied, "Trickery and deceit."
'Walking Dead' Creator Robert Kirkman Responds to Fraud Lawsuit – Hollywood Reporter
"The lawsuit is ridiculous, we each had legal representation seven years ago and now he is violating the same contract he initiated and approved and he wants to misrepresent the fees he was paid and continues to be paid for the work he was hired to do. Tony regularly receives payment for the work he did as penciler, inker and for gray tones on the first six issues of The Walking Dead comic series and he receives royalties for the TV show, to assert otherwise is simply incorrect."
Lizard Deluxe Mask — Disguise Costumes
A VERY good look at the look of the Lizard in The Amazing Spider-Man. (see also latex hands, feet, and full costume).
Leaked Footage of DREDD Will Blow You Away!
Major Spoiler! First snippet of footage for Karl Urban's new Judge Dredd movie has founds its way online, and it verifies the dark and violent nature of the reboot.
Bob Wayne honored with ComicsPRO Industry Appreciation Award | Nerdage
Bob Wayne, DC Entertainment's Senior Vice President of Sales, was honored with the ComicsPRO Industry Appreciation Award in an afternoon ceremony.
Marvel Universe > Agent_M > Blog > First Look: Hasbro's Avengers Helicarrier
Hasbro, specifically, has loads of awesome stuff on the way. In particular, I'm EXTREMELY psyched that Marvel and Hasbro are releasing a Helicarrier.
Batman, 'The Avengers' and other heroes loom large at Toy Fair – USATODAY.com
LEGO Captain America is one of several superhero toys getting time in the spotlight at this year's Toy Fair.
On Tuesday, counsel for attorney Marc Toberoff went before the three-judge panel of the 9th Circuit in Pasadena, challenging an order for the production of privileged documents that were allegedly stolen from Toberoff's law firm by another attorney and handed to Warner Brothers during representationof the heirs of Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, the creators of Superman.
Columbia Pictures Drops Comic Book Adaptation 'The Boys' (Exclusive) – Hollywood Reporter
The studio was developing the adaptation of the violent and edgy comic book from writer Garth Ennis and artist Darick Robertson but has put the project into turnaround.
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