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When You Make Reddit's Front Page – The Daily LITG 15th January 2021

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LITG One year ago, Punisher Skull Used For QAnon Recruitment

And when Flash Met Flash ahead of Snyder Cut news

1. Marvel's Punisher Skull Now Used For QAnon Recruitment
2. "Crisis" Management: The Flash Met [SPOILER] – Snyder Cut Soon?
3. DC Unclassified: When The Founder Of DC Comics Proposed Using a Bat-Man Army to Win World War II
4. "This Is Us" S04 "Light and Shs": New Cadowhapters, Surprises [Preview]
5. Nightcrawler Gets a Giant-Size X-Men Issue from Jonathan Hickman and Alan Davis in April
6. "Highlander" TV Series Star Stan Kirsch (Richie) Passes Away, Age 51
7. Taskmaster Gets His Own Series in April… and All He Had to Do Was Murder Maria Hill
8. "Wynonna Earp" S04: Emily Andras Shares Episode #401 Title, Writer
9. Marvel Sends New Mutants Comics Back to Print After Trailer Drops
10. "AJ and The Queen" Proves Sometimes Too Much IS Too Much [REVIEW]

Two years ago, Blizzard was under fraud investigation.

And Orville was losing cast.

1. Activision Blizzard Reportedly Under Investigation for Fraud
2. Bad News 'The Orville' Fans- Yes, [SPOILER] Has Exited Fox Series
3. Channel 4 Takes Rick And Morty From Netflix in the UK, Will Air and Stream Season 4 Exclusively
4. Batman/Flash Heroes In Crisis Crossover Now Called 'The Price' – And Who Killed Robin Anyway?
5. Marvel's Age Of X-Man and a Brief History Of Utopian/Dystopian Sexuality (Spoilers)

And the 101 most-read stories of 2020 right here.

Happening today.

Lots of things are locked down. But some things are still happening on or off-line.

• 9th Annual Black Comic Book Festival, event by Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, New York Public Library. The Black Comic Book Festival celebrates the rich tradition of Black comics featuring panel discussions, a cosplay show, and more.
• 2:30 pm ET | #Edcomix: Teaching Hard History Through Comics with Erica Buddington, David Heredia, and Deirdre Hollman
• 4 pm ET| The Comic Book Spectrum: Comics & Advocacy with Vita Ayala, Alitha E. Martinez, Eric Battle, David Walker, and Regine Sawyer
• 5:30 pm ET| MECCAcon presents: Black Animators with Carl Jones, Mad Twiinz, Udeh Brothers, and Maia Crown
• Skybound Comics Vault Live Season 2 Episode 1, 4pm PT. Shawn Kirkham (AKA Big Clutch) will once again be opening the Skybound Vault to bring you some rare CGC graded variants of comics.

LITG: Comic book industry birthdays.

There may still not be much of a party atmosphere right now. All depends on which state you are living in. But comics folk are always getting older and still celebrating that special date.

• Scott Snyder, writer of Batman, Justice League, American Vampire, Witches and AD.
• Norman Felchle, artist on Spider-Man, Darkhold, Action Comics, Batman, Resident Evil, WildC.A.T.S. Adventures.
• Stephen Robson, publisher of Ponent Mon and owner of all things Fanfare.
• Lee Duhig, Chief creative officer at Antarctic Press.
• Jacq Cohen, Director of Marketing, Publicity, and Promotions at Fantagraphics Books.

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