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Wednesday Runaround – My Bunged Up Head
Bleeuurgh. Sorry. Con plague has hit. Not well.
ChartWatch: Nick Barrucci should feel a lot better though. Among non-Premier publishers, Dynamite is storming the charts with the top four books for the month, and eleven of the top twenty, with The Boys and Green Hornet books leading the charge.
GlitchWatch: The Amazon UK cancellations have come through regarding glitch pre-orders – but I understand a few people may still get copies of books at silly prices that were due out this week.
Ow my head. Okay, let's let the automatic system take over… I hopoe I don't regret it.
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.
While Rich is sick I shall rule you all.
Librarians Buying More Comics Than Ever
At the panel discussion "Why Graphic Novels Should Be in Your Library," Laverne Mann, an outreach librarian at Piscataway Public Library, explained that she buys comics and graphic novels to increase traffic and to boost circulation figures. It's easy for her to justify those purchases, Mann said, since graphic novels make up a small percentage of her collection, but are always checked out.
Red: Classiest comic book movie ever – Page 1 – Movies – Miami – Miami New Times
Its big-screen counterpart, written by the brothers who made a mockery of the graphic novel Whiteout (Jon and Erich Hoeber) and directed by the man who made The Time Traveler's Wife (Robert Schwentke), is all grins and giggles — a kid-friendly Kick-Ass… or, let's be honest, an AARP-friendly Kick-Ass. (Holy shit, there's Ernest Borgnine as a character called the Records Keeper!) It's messy, but hardly gory. Goofy? That's more like it. And it's absolutely, thoroughly enjoyable
Superman in Cincinnati | cincinnati.com | Cincinnati.Com
After a month delay, issue No. 703 of DC Comics' Superman, which features Cincinnati, is scheduled to arrive in comic book stores Wednesday.
SRBissette.com – Blasts from the Past: Cautionary Racist Comics
Between the past couple of weeks of my Center for Cartoon Studies classes this semester—Survey of the Drawn Story I and Drawing Workshop I—wherein we've explored caricature, xenophobic caricature and propaganda cartoons, racist iconography, approaches to drawing different ethnicities, races, and cultures, and much more, I've decided to spice this week's Myrant with some rare images relevant to the subject that you've possibly never encountered before.
Los Angeles Production Listings
Batman 3 (Action/Comic Book) The third installment in director Christopher Nolan's Batman reboot. Christian Bale, Morgan Freeman, and Michael Caine star. Casting: John Papsidera, Automatic Sweat, 5243 W. Washington Blvd., L.A., CA 90016. Shoots in April in New Orleans.
Comic-Con 2011 :: Registration
2011 Attendee Membership sales open at 9:00 AM Pacific Time on Monday, November 1.
Branagh: 'Thor' is like Shakespearean Play
Actor-director Kenneth Branagh has claimed he took on the job of directing superhero movie 'Thor' because itreminded him of a Shakespeare play.
Both 'The Flash' And 'Green Lantern 2′ Scripts Coming In To Warner Bros By Xmas
I've just learned that the latest script for the Dc Comics character The Flash will be handed into Warner Bros between Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Robert Rodriguez Says 'Sin City' Sequel is Next After 'Spy Kids 4'
Rodriguez said: "Frank Miller and I are working on it. It's slated to be the next one, but if the script is not ready, then we'll have to move to the next one."
Top 50 Manga Graphic Novels & TPs: September 2010
Adam Warren's off-beat superhero manga series Empowered reached its sixth volume in September, giving Dark Horse Comics the best-selling manga to comics specialty retailers for the month. Overall, Dark Horse comics had a strong month in September, taking six of the top ten spots on the manga sales charts with Berserk Volume 34 at #2; Gantz Volume 12 at #5; Neon Genesis Evangelion: Campus Apocalypse Volume 1, an alt-universe spin-off of the fan-favorite Gainax anime, at #6; Oh My Goddess! Volume 36 at #7; and Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service Volume 11 at #10.
It has apparently been announced that Warner Archive — the folks who put out those simple, special-featureless DVDs of treasures from the Time-Warner vaults — will soon release a DVD of the so-called "Censored Eleven." These are eleven cartoons that WB has withheld from circulation due to racist or otherwise offensive content. These are, for the record, Hittin' the Trail for Hallelujah Land, Sunday Go to Meetin' Time, Clean Pastures, Uncle Tom's Bungalow, Jungle Jitters, The Isle of Pingo Pongo, All This and Rabbit Stew, Coal Black and de Sebben Dwarfs, Tin Pan Alley Cats, Angel Puss and Goldilocks and the Jivin' Bears.
Group Pool.
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