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From Tom King To The Mandalorian – The Daily LITG, 30th November 2020
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Daily LITG: Batman and Catwoman up a tree, ******* – The ten most-read stories yesterday…
But Bleeding Cool can reveal that it's not just Batman and Catwoman…
- Tom King: Batman and Catwoman F*** in Batman/Catwoman #1
- The Mandalorian: Ashley Eckstein Offers Thoughts on Ahsoka Tano Debut
- The Bleeding Cool Review: Batman/Catwoman #1 by Tom King, Clay Mann
- The Walking Dead Posts Thanksgiving Image We've Read Too Much Into
- Psych: Dulé Hill, James Roday Rodriguez on Why They Keep Returning
- Chris Claremont Explains Difference Between Cyclops and Wolverine
- My Hero Academia Ochacho Gets Exclusive Funko Pop from FUNimation
- Tis the Season for Boba Fett with Our New Holiday Gift Guide
- Stephen King Sells Us on The Stand with 4 Words; New Key Art Released
- Doctor Who "Revolution of the Daleks" Trailer Landing This Sunday
ICYMI: more you may prefer from yesterday.
In case, I don't know, you fancied reading about comic books.
- Is This Tomorrow? Today? Communist Fears and Comic Books
- Smuggled Communist Comics and the Birth of Octobriana
- Chris Claremont Explains What's More Important: Characters or Plot
- The DUFF's Kody Keplinger Writes Poison Ivy YA Novel From DC Comics
- The Bleeding Cool Review: Batman/Catwoman #1 by Tom King, Clay Mann
- X Of Swords: Destruction and X-Men Tops Bleeding Cool Bestseller List
- Bill Sienkiewicz Shows Off New New Mutants Artwork
- Hamilton And Roosevelt Both Get Graphic Novels On The Same Day
- Paul B Rainey Wins Observer Jonathan Cape Prize About Meeting Madonna
LITG One year ago, John Byrne was going red.
And Thor #1 got leaked – just as King In Black will do today.
- John Byrne on the Colouring of the Sensational She-Hulk Omnibus Cover
- Donny Cates Wishes a Happy Thanksgiving to the Comic Shop That Leaked Thor #1
- Masters of the WWE Universe: Let's Look at the Sting Figure
- "Buffy" & "Supernatural" Crossover That Was Meant to Happen [Opinion]
- Ubisoft Releases The "Just Dance 2020" Song List
- Jonathan Hickman is Trying to Get Fired from X-Men… What Would Rob Liefeld Think?
- 75% Off Marvel Omnibuses – is This the Best Black Friday Deal in a Comic Shop Today?
- "Charlie's Angels" Go "Love Boat:" the Greatest Turkey to Ever Set Sail
- "The Good Place" Season 4: Where Beginning of End Left Us [Spoilers]
- Prime Minister Boris Johnson Makes His (Naked) Debut in DC Comics' John Constantine: Hellblazer #1 Today (Spoilers)
Two years ago… Kyle Rayner was out.
And DC Nation hit the skids too.
- DC Comics Cancels Kyle Rayner Collections After Volume 2
- 9 Photos From 'Outlander' Season 4 Episode 5, "Savages"
- DC Comics Cancels DC Nation For Now
- The Batman Who Laughs Yuks It Up on 16 Retailer Exclusive Variants
- Richard Branson Removed From Transformers Comics
Happening today:
Because things are still going on, somewhere, sometime.
- Curso Inicial de Creación de Cómics – Online at 5.30 pm – 7pm ET, hosted by Arte Espacio.
Daily LITG: Comic book industry birthdays
There may not be much of a party atmosphere right now. All depends on which state you are living in. But comics folk are still getting older and still celebrating that special date.
- Keith Giffen, co-creator of Rocket Raccoon, Lobo and Ambush Bug.
- Lady Death creator Brian Pulido.
- Rob Croonenborghs, FUBAR contributor
- Comic book journalist Seb Patrick.
- Comic book journalist and cosplayer Erin Manzo
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