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It's Spider-Man 2008 in The Daily LITG, 9th March 2023
An LITG runaround the previous day on Bleeding Cool, and across the past four years, as well as comic book creator birthdays, today!
Welcome to the Daily LITG. The world can seem like a terrible and strange place sometimes, but at Bleeding Cool, you can still read all about comics, merch, TV shows, games, movies, and more. The Daily Lying In The Gutters remains a long-running run around the day before and the day ahead. You can sign up to receive it as an e-mail here. Lying In The Gutters is all about raking over the past, howing the most popular stories from years ago, as well as yesterday, but not ever we could be as bold as Zeb Wells, pinning the current big Amazing Spider-Man arc on a story he wrote fifteen years ago that no one else followed up on – until him, right now…. a big story yesterday, but still not as popular as Scott Adams and Dilbert, you strange people, you.
The ten most popular stories yesterday
- Scott Adams Brings Back an Angrier Dilbert- Daily LITG, 7th March 2023
- Scott Adams Returns With New Strip, Dilbert Reborn, Now With F-Words
- We Still Don't Know What Peter Did- Amazing Spider-Man #21 Spoilers
- Scott Adams Makes A New Dilbert in The Daily LITG, 8th March 2023
- Cyclops Turns To Genocide in X-Men #19 (XSpoilers)
- Phillip Kennedy Johnson & Nic Klein Launch New Incredible Hulk #1
- Scream VI Delivers One Of the Best Horror Sequels Ever Made {Review}
- Ahsoka: Rosario Dawson Series Eyeing Slightly Earlier Disney Debut?
- Gotham Knights: Ackles & Padalecki Support Their "Two-Faced Friend"
- The X-Men, Laura Kinney and the Kingpin (XSpoilers)
LITG: more comics stories you may prefer
- Picking Up Thor's Hammer In Marvel Comics Today (Spoilers)
- Reed Richards Stretches Further Than Ever Before in Fantastic Four #5
- Morgan Red Speaks Truth To Krakoa In New Mutants: Lethal Legion
- Black Panther In Permanent Exile From Wakanda (Spoilers)
- After Quantumania, Marvel Now Prefers Sub-Atomica To The Microverse
LITG one year ago, Jared Padalecki, New Justice League
- Jared Padalecki Turned Gilmore Girls "Worst Moment" Into Life Lesson
- A New Justice League, For DC Comics' Dark Crisis
- Villain Debuts & Gunshots To The Head – DC Comics Last Pages Today
- When Grant Morrison Planned A Left Wing & A Right Wing Superman
- Better Call Saul Star Bob Odenkirk Says Rhea Seehorn "Saved My Life"
- My Dress-Up Darling Captures Our Hearts But Raises Some Concerns
- Defund The Green Lantern Corps (Justice League Vs Legion #2 Spoilers)
- Pokémon TCG Value Watch: Brilliant Stars In March 2022
- Superman Vs Lobo Vs WildStorm Vs Extreme Lateness #3 (Spoilers)
- Today, John Constantine Hits On Batman (Urban Legends #13 Spoilers)
- So This is Ever After: Subversive LGBTQ YA Fantasy Debuts March 29th
- Chip Kidd to Do to Spider-Man What He Did to Fantastic Four
- Sinister Six Adaptoid Vs Amazing Spider-Man #900
- All Manner Of Batmannery In Batman-Related Comics Today (Spoilers)
- Amanda Deibert's Insane Pay Gap Story For International Women's Day
- If Jace Fox Had Done The Batman Movie, It Would Be A Lot Shorter
- Pokémon GO and Bob Odenkirk in The Daily LITG 8th March 2022
LITG two yeara ago, Pokémon GO, Children Of The Atom and American Horror Story…
- Did Pokémon GO Redeem Itself With Fletchling Community Day?
- American Horror Story: So Is Season 10 Officially Named "Pilgrim"?
- Revealing The Names Of Marvel Comics' Children Of The Atom
- DC Comics Using The Word "Terf" In This Week's Green Lantern
- Mayans MC Shows How They Got to Ride Again; EZ Sees The Big Picture
- After Fourteen Years, Erik Larsen Finally Publishes Ant #12
- Giovanni Battle Guide for Pokémon GO Players: March 2021
- This Is The Reason You're Seeing Evolved Spawns In Pokémon GO
- What's Next For 2021 Community Days In Pokémon GO
- Comic Creators On Jim Steranko's "Chinese Pandemic" Choice Of Words
- Comic Creators On Jim Steranko's "Chinese Pandemic" Choice Of Words
- Own a Piece of Jeff Lemire's "The Nobody" Graphic Novel
- 2000AD In Search Of Brian Bolland Original Artwork For New Book
- You Can Have A Page from This Early Amanda Conner Vampirella Comic
- Graphic Novelist Sues US Government To Change Its Race Laws
- Power Rangers Special FOCing Today Sets Up 2021 Storylines
- Don't Worry WandaVision Fans, Mephisto Is Still Marvel's Big Bad
- American Comics Folk React To… Oprah Winfrey, Harry and Meghan
- Nature's Design Challenge, Rebecca Donnelly Misa Saburi's First Comic
- One Year Ago We Ran Out Of Toilet Paper – Daily LITG, 8th March 2021
LITG three years ago – people still liked Joss Whedon
And not all of those DC Omnibuses made it.
- "Supernatural" Season 15: "The End"; Collins Kicks Us In Our "Feels"
- "The Nevers": Upcoming HBO Series Had Us at "Joss Whedon" [OPINION]
- "American Horror Story" Season 10 Filming in Provincetown This Month?
- Nine DC Omnibuses For the End of 2020 – From Books Of Magic to Batgirl
- All of Neil Gaiman's Sandman in One Big Boxset For $250
- James Tynion IV Confirms That No, Punchline is Not Master Bruce
- "Heels" Star Stephen Amell "Blown Away" by STARZ Series' Cast
- Wobbling In "Super Smash Bros. Melee" Now Banned In The U.K.
- Transformers Tigratron Makes A Roar with New Figure from Hasbro
- "The Rookie" Season 2 "Follow-Up Day" Introduces Pete Davidson as Nolan's Brother [PREVIEW]
LITG four years ago – numbers were down
But MOMO was up
- DC Comics' New Method For Reducing Collections
- 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' Season 14: Howerton on More Dennis
- Florida Comic Shop Launches 'Draw MOMO' Prize Event Tonight
- Paizo Officially Announces Pathfinder Second Edition Release Date
- Rob Liefeld's Major X Has Adamantium Sword, Can Kick Wolverine's Butt
Comic book industry birthdays.
Comics folk are always getting older and still celebrating that special date.
- Comic book editor Joellyn Dorkin
- Joe Gualtieri, comic book reporter
- John McShane, comic book editor and historian
- Andrew Hahn, comic creator
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