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Wednesday Runaround – A Sort Of Review
This is Computo the Comic Link Conqueror 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.
They say I am a work in progress. The fools.
Gary uses images to not only tell the story of a career but also to look at the work, so a Marvelman colour page is next to the same page in black and white, and we both hope that if Marvelman is ever reproduced, that they re-colour it. We note that V for Vendetta had a very good re-colouring job done, in fairness to DC and that Bolland's colours on Killing Joke were excellent as was Higgins re-colouring of The Watchmen. The Bojeffries Saga pages do not compare well – the black and white was better.
DC Universe: The Source » Blog Archive » Previews of tomorrow's DC COMICS-THE NEW 52 releases
Below, take a look at all the previews that ran (sorted alphabetically and separated by cover), compiled here in one easy location for your convenience.
Pipeline: The Art of Inking Jim Lee – Comic Book Resources
The art of inking is the process of making a million little decisions and it appears to be a completely maddening task.
ICv2 – Why Cancel One of the Bestselling Comics in the U.S?
Once we had the possibility of doing a weekly publication digitally, it made the print magazine, not obsolete, but the content is not as fresh. We feel that manga in its native form is a periodical, a sort of live performance, as it were. We went with the print magazine in the first place because it was the closest we could get to that given the limitations that we faced at the time. Once the possibilities of digital came into play, doing something much more live and fresh came into play, having a print magazine lagging behind that became less essential.
UPDATE: New Photos of Henry Cavill on the Man of Steel Set | Superhero Hype
Photographer Susan Gittins snapped these shots (via YVRShoots) of Henry Cavill filming a rescue scene for Zack Snyder's Superman movie Man of Steel in Vancouver. Even better photos are expected to surface as the paparazzi was there as well.
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