August 10, 2007
CR Week In Review
The top comics-related news stories from August 4 to August 10, 2007:
1. Pittsburgh Comicon organizer and retailer Michael George
arrested for the murder of his then-wife in 1990.
2.
Tintin Au Congo will be investigated after racism complaint filed by student against publisher.
3. Time Warner
wins latest round of Superboy court battles, with judge vacating earlier decision and some of the facts in evidence.
Winner Of The Week
Marvel Publishing, now with proof the last year's gone really well.
Loser Of The Week
The Siegel Family, back to court against Time Warner
Quote Of The Week
"Just because my deadline isn't through a big syndicate that's paying, it doesn't mean that there's not the exact same amount of pressure. Because in essence, I have, oh gosh, I don't know, 30 to 60,000 different 'syndicates' every day who are waiting for me to put up my work. And if I don't put it up, they're less inclined to support it. So I have to deliver no matter what." --
Chris Onstad
this week's imagery comes from pioneering comic book house Centaur Publications
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