October 20, 2007
CR Week In Review
The top comics-related news stories from October 13 to October 19, 2007:
1. Former teacher Nate Fisher
will not be charged by Guilford police for giving one of his students
Eightball #22 as a make-up assignment.
2. Decision of lower court to remove Hillary Clinton from lawsuit by former Stan Lee Media major player Peter Paul
upheld; Paul still plans to pursue the presidential candidate as a material witness in civil case against former President Bill Clinton.
3. Small Press Expo (SPX)
marks transitional year as younger cartoonists begin to dominate.
Winner Of The Week
Drawn and Quarterly, beginning the week with four Ignatz awards and ending it with the official opening of their store front.
Loser Of The Week
Michael George
Quote Of The Week
"I don't know how else to put this -- whatever your preference, there was some grade-A tail on display, in extremely close proximity to social lubricants and hotel rooms, and you crazy kids should be out there ticklin' and slappin' and makin' it happen." --
Sean T. Collins, in his SPX report for this site, causing several people who didn't catch his credit line up on top of his article to think I'd completely lost my mind.
this week's imagery comes from pioneering comic book house Centaur Publications
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