October 18, 2011
Bundled, Tossed, Untied And Stacked
By Tom Spurgeon
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* here are some details on a forthcoming Andi Watson release,
Gum Girl.

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Vanessa Davis drew an F. Scott Fitzgerald story.
* there were plenty of worthy publishing announcements at New York Comic Con that didn't make yesterday's top ten list. One is
the reformation of Rob Liefeld's Extreme Studios imprint/publishing mechanism, to include work from Brandon Graham, Ross Campbell and unused scripts from Alan Moore. Liefeld was given a wee bit too much credit in terms of stepping in and hiring Moore after the writer's unsuccessful self-publishing forays -- there were others first -- but Moore's work there was the start of another rich phase of genre exploration.
Here's a panel coverage piece on Vertigo's upcoming titles.
* David Hine and Shaky Kane
will be teaming for a follow-up on their
Bulletproof Coffin.
* an Ethan Hawke-written graphic novel drawn by Greg Ruth
has landed at Hyperion.
* those of you that had "a science fiction story with a monkey robot" in the Frederik Peeters pool for what the cartoonist would be doing ten years after
Blue Pills nailed it.
* you'd think more people would want
the fire guy on their team. Or maybe working with a fire guy is sort of a pain in the butt.
* Marvel
will be doing Dexter graphic novels, featuring the involvement of the character's creator.
* Graeme McMillan writes on
how disappointing it would be if rumors of a big event for Marvel next Spring merely means yet another relaunch of the
Avengers title with writer Brian Michael Bendis. I wrote the previous sentence last week, and it turns out McMillan can be half-disappointed. There will be an
Avengers title as he worried, but the big event is looking like the return of the Phoenix character.
* finally,
CBR has a look at some finished-looking pages and the dueling covers for the Brubaker/Philips
Fatale series announced at NYCC. A couple of you have written in to suggest that there's a story in that pair taking this title to Image when their
Criminal is firmly ensconced at Marvel/Icon. To be honest with you, I haven't read the promotional/announcement pieces yet and has assumed that matter was addressed in one of them.
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