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Clydene Nee, comic book colourist, letterer and head coordinator of Artist Alley at San Diego Comic-Con since 1989, died last week, aged 66
Posted in: Comics, Run Around | Tagged: before watchmen, c2e2, Comics, cup o joe, jeph loeb, mark waid, Watchmen, wolverine
Sunday Runaround – Before Before Watchmen
WatchWatch: A better shot of that Before Watchmen montage.
CupWatch1: At Cup 'O Joe last night, Joe Quesada confirmed the Bleeding Cool story that Bendis and Oeming are relaunching Powers as Powers FBI.
CupWatch2: At Cup 'O Joe last night, Joe Quesada confirmed the Bleeding Cool story that Matt Fraction and David Aja are launching a new Hawkeye series.
CupWatch3: At Cup 'O Joe last night, Joe Quesada announced that Jeph Loeb and Simone Bianchi are returning to Wolverine with July's issue #310, for "Sabretooth Reborn", which Bleeding Cool somehow missed.
NotBoycottWatch: Looks like Phil Boyle of Comic Coliseum and Mark Waid may have reached an accord… or something. Kingdom Comics is in their Kissemee store, at number 74.
WatchWatch2: Another head shot of Lee Bermejo' Rorschach from the New Frontiersman;
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.
In his speech to the judge, Mehanna espoused his views of good and evil, saying he has been influenced by Paul Revere and American Minutemen who stood against British tyranny in the streets not far from the Boston courthouse, as well as Nelson Mandela, who was once considered a terrorist in South Africa.
And Batman, his favorite comic book hero.
"Batman introduced me to a paradigm as to how the world is set up. There are oppressors. There are the oppressed. And there are those who stood up to defend the oppressed.
Why Hollywood loves 3D printing | Tech Culture – CNET News
Indeed, in the film's scenes that were done in live-action — as opposed to CGI (computer-generated imagery) — its star, Robert Downey, Jr., can be seen wearing a suit that was first digitally modeled, then produced in pieces on a sophisticated 3D printer, and then painted.
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