April 7, 2011
Random Comics News Story Round-Up

* on the other hand, it may be that comics reader Brian Hughes is less of a guy
dissatisfied with the way comics companies have developed their regular series and
more of a guy that just prefers to read Marvel Comics.

* the New York cartooning collective Pizza Island
receives a profile/slideshow in New York. The studio members also have photos and commentaries up on their individual workspaces:
Domitille Collardey,
Lisa Hanawalt,
Meredith Gran,
Kate Beaton,
Sarah Glidden,
Julia Wertz.
* not comics: how seriously did Marvel take their softball in the mid-1970s?
Very seriously.
* the Hero Initiative
provides updates on two of their higher-profile assistance cases.
*
here's a long overdue article: Chris Marshall takes a look at omnibus editions, but lumps them in with other special editions to suggest that they're a final outcome for a lot of material with trade collection as an intermediate step. It makes perfect sense the way he talks about it.
*
here's a look at another common comics publishing phenomenon, the sellout/reprint.
*
Bella's Day At The Beach.
* Tom Neely
asks you to be careful working with someone with whom he had a very bad experience.
* finally, shhhhh!
Marvel tried some magazines!
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