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Sunday Morning Runaround – Anyone Seen My Stolen Action Comics #1?
Okay, I'm taking the day off. Here's your automatic comic book feed…
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.
Comic Riffs – DON'T TOUCH MY JUNK: The week's favorite TSA airport cartoons
As disgruntled fliers gear up for Wednesday's National Opt-Out Day, some cartoonists are finding inspiration in trying to tap that transparent anger over the TSA scanning our T&A and pat-downs that offer more intimacy than many a first date.
Author of historical thrillers unveils his secret identity
David Liss may be the author of such notable historical thrillers as "The Devil's Company" and "A Spectacle of Corruption," but few know his secret identity as an unabashed comic book geek. That should change with Marvel Comics' "Black Panther: The Man Without Fear" No. 513, a major leap for Liss from the world of prose to the world of comic panels.
The "real" victims of online piracy by Colleen Doran – The Hill's Congress Blog
Readers assume they are only nickel and diming rich corporations with their bit torrent naughtiness, but I am a middle class artist and farmer for whom a few thousand dollars a year in lost income means I can't afford health insurance.
Who Profits From Online Piracy? | A Distant Soil by Colleen Doran
Online pundits enthusiastically cheer isolated incidents of sales blips after pirated works manage to move stock which, by any objective standard, would be considered low.
Historicist: Toronto's Golden Age of Comic Books – Torontoist
But on December 6, 1940, in a large-scale intervention in the economy, the federal government passed the War Exchange Conservation Act with the aim of retaining Canada's foreign exchange credits for the war effort. The Act prohibited the importation of American comic books and periodicals, among other non-essential goods. With a sudden foothold in the market, four Canadian companies raced to fill the vacuum.
Review: Cowboys & Aliens | Trade Reading Order
The story here is pretty much what you'd expect. There are cowboys. There are aliens. There are also cowgirls and Native Americans, but that kind of goes without saying.
Bryan's just announced that the third Grandville will be called Grandville: Bete Noire: you heard it here first!
Action Comics No. 1
dated June, 1938
original comic book featuring the first appearance of 'Superman'
LAPD DR# 00-0805258 (Case 1-4/00)If you have information on this case,
please contact:
LAPD Art Theft Detail
213 485-2524
Then Simon was asked about his involvement with Fawcett Publications. Joe describe being contacted by Al Allard, Fawcett's art editor. Simon was asked if he was willing to take on an assignment to put together a magazine of Captain Marvel. This work would end up being Captain Marvel Special Edition, the first time the big red cheese had appeared in his own comic book have previously appeared in Whiz Comics. Allard stated that Captain Marvel was a "take-off of Superman".
Judge orders cops to stop harassing superheroes
You'd think Wolverine, Batman, Superman, Catwoman and Iron Man would collectively hold enough superpower to keep the cops at bay.
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