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September 3, 2013


Random Comics News Story Round-Up

image* Paul O'Brien on Astonishing X-Men #62-65. Cara Ellison on Young Avengers.

* David Lasky presents the only Batman story you'll ever need.

* wow.

* you will not likely find a bigger mouthful in terms of article-title or two better artists put into one piece this week than right here.

* I always liked this mini-pitch on Wildcat from the pen of Alex Toth. I share Toth's admiration for the look of that character, and his general disdain -- or at least non-interest -- for the other elements of it. I always thought the basic idea for that character, like Hourman and the Golden Age Sandman, was a pretty fun one if you knocked all the continuity crust off of it.

* Darryl Ayo Braithwaite wrote in to disagree with my article yesterday on the TCJ message board thread regarding Jason Karns' work. I appreciate him writing in. David Brothers wrote a response on his Tumblr. I appreciate him doing so. There was a spirited discussion on Twitter yesterday that makes me think a few more posts are likely to spring up -- I bet there's a chance we see something at Hooded Utilitarian -- if anyone wants to make me aware of them so I can link to them. .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) I always appreciate being taken to task, and am happy to afford someone the platform to do so.

* John Crace talks to Ellen Forney. Aaron Colter profiles John Lewis. Teresa Miller talks to James Vance -- I couldn'y figure out how to embed that one.

* nonagenarian cartoonist Mort Walker is certainly the dean of strip cartooning, and that's even with a couple of guys out there named Dean.

* barely comics: Dr. Michael J. Vassallo uses a comic as part of his writing on Art Tatum.

* finally, I haven't been to Lakeland in 20 years, but if I ever go back I'll have more room to spread out while I shop for comic books.
 
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