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Friday Runaround – Naming The X-Men Family Tree

Published Fri, 28 Jan 2011 02:15:58 -0600

Last updated Fri, 28 Jan 2011 02:16:09 -0600

MillarWatch: Mark Millar talks about the Glasgow FIlm Festival and KaPow. Sadly the bit where he talked about a Green Lantern panel at Kapow has been removed since it first went up, as have the bits about his current Ultimate work with Bendis being his last Marvel/company owned work for a while…

FamilyTreeWatch: Joe Stone labels his X-Men Family Tree to help with identifying some of the more obscure characters…

And gives us a glimpse of his Fantastic Four Family Tree…

GaolWatch: The ruling that Dungeons & Dragons in prison could lead to gang activity gets fisked…

FaceWatch: Facebook campaign to persuade DC Comics to collect the Palmiotti/Gray/Winslade series The Monolith…

GayWatch: Brian Anderson's So Super Duper gets some love.

DigitalWatch: Comics retailers to sell comics on Comixology through their own websites. Because that's just what digital comics needs, more middle men.

This is The Bleeding Cool ComicChron Robot 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.

An Open Letter to DC and Marvel from The Comics

Yes, you gave us fame, but at what price? You didn't create us. You never created anything. You took us like thieves in the night as hostages. You don't even ask for ransom from our parents. It's as if they don't exist for you. The ransom you ask from the merchants and licensors whom you court.

Comic Book Artist and GI Joe Character Designer Clement Sauve Remembered » Geek News

Comic book artist Clement Sauvé passed away yesterday at 33 after a battle with cancer. I worked with him on one of his first comic books, "Human Defense Corps" for DC. It is also the first comic I edited myself, and we were both pretty nervous about doing a good job.

Got $40,000? Let's make a comic!

an artist is offering to custom-make a comic book for you… for only $40,000!

ComiXology Announces Program for Retailers to Sell Digital Comics – comiXology – pitchengine.com

comiXology, the leading distributor of digital comics, announced today the industry's first Digital Storefront Affiliate program for retailers. The program will empower comic book merchants to prosper from the sale of digital comics with a comiXology-powered store and reader. Leveraging comiXology's technology will provide retailers the foundation for future digital initiatives as the program evolves.

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