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Considering Comics: June 2009
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Thursday, June 25, 2009. After seeing it mentioned on The Beat. I wanted to spend the afternoon watching The Maxx. The animated adaptation of Sam Kieth's bizarre and magnificent hallucinatory, superhero comic from the 90s. But mtv.com inserts a commercial between every scene and it was driving me mad. Someday when I have more patience I'll sit down and enjoy. Instead, I got sucked into The Comics Curmudgeon. Less than a year ago, Murphy commented on a missed opportunity by DC. Go buy Detective Comics #854.
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Considering Comics: Direct Market Continues to be Schroedinger's Cat of the Comics Industry
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Tuesday, August 4, 2009. Direct Market Continues to be Schroedinger's Cat of the Comics Industry. Lead blogger, Laura Hudson, just put up a great essay on the continuing demise of the direct market. Go give it a read now if you've yet to see it. Is the web and competitions like Zuda going to become the new proving ground? Or are risk-averse publishers going to hold on tight to established creative talent whose names sell books and lean more heavily on them for material? And/or the Facebook group.
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Considering Comics: July 2009
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Sunday, July 26, 2009. A few months back. I mentioned my excitement - nay, my child-like glee - at the web toy, Infinite Monkey Comics. Now shortened to simply Infinite Comic. But most especially: god. Below is a collection of my favorites. I'll note again that I didn't create these. I just typed the word "god" (and occasionally "omg" or "goddess) into the generator. I'm the curator of this exhibit. Http:/ www.infinitecomic.com. What happens when the meme eats its own tail and spits out beautiful art.
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Considering Comics: The Invention of Hugo Cabret
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Sunday, October 25, 2009. The Invention of Hugo Cabret. I recently had the pleasure of reading " The Invention of Hugo Cabret. I would also say that this book falls into several genres: historical fiction, mystery, and young adult novel. The upside of all this mish-mash is an excellent way to spend an hour or two, immersed in hand-drawn illustrations and compelled by several competing intrigues found in the plot. Even so, if you have the chance, this is a fun read. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Considering Comics: November 2009
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Sunday, November 1, 2009. News flash: Webcomics Artists are Interested in Nerdy Esoterica. Maps character interactions in Lord of the Rings, Star Wars, 12 Angry Men. Check it out at full size. Google analyzes the number of U's used in the phrase " excuse me, princess! Has an index of Supernatural Collective Nouns. Collects his thoughts on the state of webcomics. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Father Blank's Roadside Confessional. Here's What I Drew. Lord Buttersnatch's Fairy Detective Troop. When I Am King.
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Considering Comics: iPhone comics
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Friday, July 24, 2009. Chris talks iPhone comics with Red 5 at Publisher's Weekly:. Http:/ www.publishersweekly.com/article/CA6672059.html? Full text of interview with Brian and Scott:. Http:/ www.atomic-robo.com/2009/07/23/the-ticking-of-a-digital-clock/. Lying in wait to ambush the future. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Father Blank's Roadside Confessional. Here's What I Drew. Lord Buttersnatch's Fairy Detective Troop. Planet of the Abes. When I Am King. 3 Links for Today.
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Considering Comics: October 2009
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Sunday, October 25, 2009. The Invention of Hugo Cabret. I recently had the pleasure of reading " The Invention of Hugo Cabret. I would also say that this book falls into several genres: historical fiction, mystery, and young adult novel. The upside of all this mish-mash is an excellent way to spend an hour or two, immersed in hand-drawn illustrations and compelled by several competing intrigues found in the plot. Even so, if you have the chance, this is a fun read. Thursday, October 22, 2009. Archie, the...
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Considering Comics: Humans, get a freaking grip on yourselves
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Monday, August 31, 2009. Humans, get a freaking grip on yourselves. So I got this phone call from Joe Quesada and it was just the sound of him rubbing himself with money and now I am confused. There are companies that Disney doesn't own? If aren't a comic fanling and weren't sitting next to one at breakfast this morning, you might have missed the announcement that Disney will be purchasing Marvel comics. If you're a glutton for punishment or camp, click on The Hulk. Get a freaking grip. But Chris, Disney...
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Considering Comics: Collected Links
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Thursday, August 13, 2009. For every Comic and Manga Publisher in the Universe. A Gross of Goblins. The 5 Circles of Baffling Web Comic Hell. About She-Hulk and the upcoming series Strange Tales. With Ryan North by cbr. I'd also like to point you to Chris's review column. At Comics Alliance, which you should be reading already. Also, my own short fiction can now be found at shawnmain.net. You know, in case you were wondering. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Father Blank's Roadside Confessional.
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Considering Comics: God Comics
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Sunday, July 26, 2009. A few months back. I mentioned my excitement - nay, my child-like glee - at the web toy, Infinite Monkey Comics. Now shortened to simply Infinite Comic. But most especially: god. Below is a collection of my favorites. I'll note again that I didn't create these. I just typed the word "god" (and occasionally "omg" or "goddess) into the generator. I'm the curator of this exhibit. Http:/ www.infinitecomic.com. What happens when the meme eats its own tail and spits out beautiful art.
