Random Comics News Story Round-Up
* I never quite know what it means when a publisher starts liquidating large swathes of its backstock -- well, when that publisher is going to be around for more than the next few weeks I don't know what it means. I do always find it kind of frightening, though.
* not comics: what they're not telling you is that Gary Groth didn't start with the bow and arrow until after he saw Hunger Games. He has a Hunger Games name for everyone in the office and last week he snuck in the office and made everyone new business cards.
* not comics: I don't cover the comics-into-movies beat, but wasn't this some dude's comic? Did someone else get Fabled? Update: Apparently that is someone's comic, and is being developed as such. Good.
* Jonathan W. Gray finds common ground with his 'tween-age daughter. I liked that article enough to type "'tween-age."
* Rob Clough on 
