June 4, 2011
CR Week In Review
The top comics-related news stories from May 28 to June 3, 2011:
1. DC announces an ambitious line re-launch, which they will pursue in both traditional print and through same-day digital releases. They further announce the first 11 books to be published in the line, starting with a Geoff Johns/Jim Lee Justice League book. Details slip out about incentives to Direct Market retailers and about the price point on the digital books. Coverage/Commentary:
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2. Richard Thompson of
Cul De Sac wins The Reuben during the NCS' yearly meeting, this time in Boston. He spent his awards speech cruelly mocking the runners-up. Okay, not really.
3. The trial of Tahawwur Rana
finishes the prosecutor's go with four days of testimony from David Coleman Headley and a follow-up day of FBI agents buttressing details from Headley's testimony. Rana is accused of partnering with Headley in order to help carry out various nefarious plots including an attack on Danish Cartoons headquarters the newspaper
Jyllands-Posten. Case going well enough for Rana that lawyers are expected not to have him testify.
Winner Of The Week
Thompson
Loser Of The Week
Those of us unable to make HeroesCon
Quote Of The Week
"If I could change anything, I'd have put my whole soul into saving Adrienne." --
Gene Colan
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today's cover is from the great comic book series Four-Color
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