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Lying In The Gutters – 1st February 2010
DC Vertigo follow through on Bleeding Cool reports about promoting Brian Wood, with pieces on the blog and placed on IGN and CBR. Who's next, place your bets, Comics Alliance or Newsarama? MTV or Techland?
This week, Bleeding Cool was happy to bring you:
Jim Lee Italian comic convention designs,
Swipe files between WildCATS and X-Men, Fables and Football, Avatar and Time Spirits, and Avatar and Firekind.
A renewed Wowio, Indian comic poster communication and a comic book mass murderer found guilty
A count on Marvel's hiring in 2009 a sorted-out a Marvel typo, and some potential Avengers stuff,
Name-A-Nemesis going for $8400, and an interview with the previous winner,
A racial epithet worry about Kilowog, a rage against Sherlock, and a prayer for light'n'brighty.
Our widest linked story to date, from Russia to Korea, a first look at the cover of a David Beckham bio comic book.
Morrison's faulty canon with Wonder Woman, a glossary for Batman And Robin #7 and well as a panel switcheroo.
Diamond changing their policies to be more customer friendly, but had a small problem with a truck,
Kevin Smith talking a lot about Green Hornet,
A swearing Nick Fury and Marvel Bullpen, a Konami coded Marvel homepage and French grandmothers buying porn comics for kids,
Plenty of Apple iPad coverage all over.
Zac Efron joining up with Brian Bendis on Fire – but will they do the same for Spider-Man?
Getting rings, making Twilight money and some fancy Miller Twitter,
Judge Dredd in the Loch Ness and getting his movie made
Store stories with a comic shop ladies night, and a Clerks-style Bendis surprise
Another Wizard World, another Green Hornet cover
A trailer of a trailer for The Losers – and then the trailer itself – then the comic-sourced poster.
Lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots to talk about Angouleme.
And of course some fine fine columnage from Si Spurrier, Adi Tantimedh and Alex De Campi – her column this week, how to e-publish comics, is possibly one I can see linked to for decades to come.
Oh and my political cartoon this week for Guido Fawkes went a little bit comic-book. Sorry.
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