June 22, 2010
Random Comics News Story Round-Up
* not comics: this will have probably been linked to death by the time this post rolls out, but Art Spiegelman
has been collaborating on a dance-based, multi-media extravaganza based on the older comics he so dearly loves.
* the always-intriguing Matthias Wivel
looks at Tintin and the lack of inquiry into comics as a sophisticated system of visuals.
* two from Devlin Thompson:
grief ain't good;
Tim and Spidey.
* when Jeet Heer goes to war with a book, he doesn't do it on his site,
he does it on their site. That's why he's Jeet Heer. Speaking of critics battling other critics,
this post lost me.
* every superhero created after I stopped reading them is a dope;
every supervillain a douchebag.
*
Frank Santoro with the Pittsburgh scene report. Speaking of scenes,
look at all the happy comics folk.
*
apparently, there's a two-minority character death minimum.
* Ted Dawson
is looking for the smallest printing of a current comic strip, I think just to depress the crap out of everybody.
* finally, the writer
G. Willow Wilson is profiled at Boston.com.
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