February 7, 2016
Random Comics News Story Round-Up
*
Linus Maurer, RIP.
* Todd Klein on
Survivors' Club #4. Shawn Starr on
Ding Dong Circus.
* Michael Cavna
walks us through some cartoons about the first voting for what will eventually yield a new president.
* not comics: this is kind of interesting. There was an episode of the television show
Agent Carter which showed the Peggy Carter character at a frivolous, less-being-awesome-all-the-time point in her life. A bunch of the reaction I've seen --
like this one -- reminds me of the old Wolverine trap, where a certain kind of fan is attached to a bunch of positives of the character in a way that anything that's a step back from that specific portrayal is criticized. That might not be what's going on here, but it sure looks similar.
* go, look:
this is my kind of celebrity encounter in that it's off the beaten path and ends up embarrassing.
* Nick Hanover talks to
Pete Toms. Thomas Golianopoulos profiles
Rob Liefeld in an article with a strange focus on kicking Fabian Nicieza in the dick.
* not comics:
here's Liefeld on securing creator credit for himself and Nicieza on the Deadpool movie, a post that seems less weirdly aggressive than the interview.
*
this is a wonderful panel. I don't know if it was solid underlying craft or what, but the mid 20th Century DC Comics, particularly the Superman group, are wonderfully expressive and have a similar tone across the board, even when they're doing wildly odd stories. I like reading them now, and they were almost unreadable to me between the ages of 15 and 35. It might be a trick of curation, I'm not certain.
* finally,
would that all bookstores including comic book stores have a mysterious benefactor.
posted 3:05 pm PST |
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