April 17, 2012
Random Comics News Story Round-Up

* David Brothers
once again takes the lead on the Before Watchmen issue, laying into
Newsarama for one of its interviewers basically declaring that we're all past whatever controversy existed. I don't think that's true, of course, I think this is potentially something on which people will reflect for years and years. I'm not surprised by that rhetorical tactic seeing the light of day, though.
* it's fine to talk about
Before Watchmen and everything, but let me suggest that equal attention should be paid to buying
this cool-looking Conan poster from Spain Rodriguez.

* Andy Burns talks to
Caitlin R. Kiernan,
Team Hoax Hunters and the great
Peter Bagge. Tim O'Shea talks to
Kevin Huizenga. Paul Gravett takes a look at
Tom Gauld. Doug Dorr talks to
Aaron Duran.
* Mr. Dustin Harbin of Charlotte, North Carolina
has written a letter to this site about my objections to his suggestions for the Eisner Awards. You should read it out of fairness, and also to encourage more people to send me long letters.
*
Dean Mullaney profiles Bob Montana.
*
my favorite Bowie song.
* have you read the new collected
Pogo? Because the writer Chris Mautner
has notes.
Pogo is one of the strips with which I struggle a bit in some odd ways so I'm always happy to see someone engaged with that work so I can look over their shoulder.
* I'm not sure what the hell
this is or how it ended up sitting there in one of my extra browser tabs, but I'll look at anything with the fun art right up front.
*
that is one damn handsome wall display.
* our pal Chris Pitzer
has TCAF fever, and he doesn't want to know about a cure.
* Douglas Wolk on
a bunch of stuff. Sean T. Collins on
q v i e t. Bob Temuka on
2000AD. Andrew Shuping on
Cats Are Weird. Greg McElhatton on
Liar's Kiss. Don MacPherson on
Secret #1. John Kane on
Terra Obscura. Sean Gaffney on
A Devil And Her Love Song Vol. 2 and
Excel Saga Vol. 23. Sean Kleefeld on
Marrowbones. Nina Stone on
Secret Service #1. Johanna Draper Carlson on
Abe Sapien: The Devil Does Not Jest and
a bunch of kids' books. Samantha Tadros on
Habibi. Rick Klaw on
various comics.
* finally,
on superheroes as celebrities and/or consultants.
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