May 4, 2012
Random Comics News Story Round-Up

*
another set of legal battles for Stan Lee, this time over the POW! Entertainment company.

* Beth Carswell profiles
W. Heath Robinson.
* Greg McElhatton on
Earth 2 #1. Todd Allen on
Dial H For Hero.
* if you haven't caught up to it yet: Jack Kirby
In Three Parts. That's one of this week's foundational articles, for sure.
* speaking of Jack Kirby, I don't think there's anything in a move to donate the matching cost of an
Avengers movie ticket to
The Hero Initiative or the
CBLDF that's going to do a lot of actual solving of any the issues on folks' minds, but it's awesome when those two groups get money so I am all for it.
* I'm confused as to what the hell is going on
here, but those names at the end are pretty amusing.
* the
San Francisco Chronicle details the short but active history of Free Comic Book Day. I've only been in a comics shop once on that day, so it's hard for me to make any sweeping conclusions. I imagine it works very well for certain people.
* Kiel Phegley talks to
Andi Watson. some nice person at the
New York Times talks to Neil Gaiman. Milton Griepp talks to
Lance Fensterman. Michael Cavna talks to
Stan Lee.
* it's bizarre for me to wrap my mind around any serious comic book fan with lot of knowledge as to what's out there
not apparently buying anything along the lines of a Jim Woodring and Jaime Hernandez, although I realize there are tens of thousands of people that fit that description.
* finally, hey, look: it's
Tom Gauld.
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