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TweetOkay. I read a lot of blog posting about SPX today and several of them mentioned the lack of signage for programming. I’d like to say, this sort of thing can be helpful: Granted, perhaps indie cartooners wouldn’t be so likely to read actual hotel signs, but it was there. And yes, there could have [...]
Tweet At TalkAboutComics more of the cartoonists for the revamped Serializer are mentioned. The line-up is as strong as it gets. With one week until the serializer.net relaunch, Iâm happy to announce five more serializer comics by seven amazing creators. Count them: 1) Spike with âTemplar, Arizonaâ? and âBlikadaâ? (Blikada illustrated by Ainsley Seago)2) Ryan [...]
TweetAt this weekend’s SPX we had some fun calling the main panel room “The UN,” and indeed the attendees had a grand time making paper placards for various countries, adding to the fun. Well now, lo and behold, the fantasy became reality yesterday, as an international group of political cartoonists went to the UN for [...]
TweetRecently Mike S. Miller announced that Alias Comics was turning into a packaging company for religious comics, and Alias’s non-religion themed comics would be finding a new home. That home is Abacus Comics which is solely owned by Miller. The new concern will publish only the titles written by Miller, like THE IMAGINARIES, LULLABY, etc. [...]
TweetGuy DeLisle, whose PYONGYANG related his stay in North Korea is a very popular media figure right now, NPR has an interview with him . [Link via Bookslut.]
Tweet§ George Khoury presents a long interview with Roger Stern. § Long ago retailer Brian Hibbs said that if ULTIMATE SPIDER-MAN made it to issue 100 he would eat a bug. Proven wrong, he makes good on his word. § The Weinsteins pact with Vince McMahon. Only one can emerge victorious.
TweetLloyd Grove explains the life of the gossip columnist: But I have also learned, after nearly eight years of writing a daily column in both D.C. and N.Y.C., that gossip can be good for society — don’t laugh — and can even, perish the thought, be legitimate journalism. All it takes, beyond being insanely competitive, [...]
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