September 28, 2009
Random Comics News Story Round-Up

* you don't see a whole lot of interviews with comics retailers, but
here's a long one with the team behind Page 45.
* not comics:
it's Banned Books Week. Protest accordingly.

* the one-man comics resource Steven Thompson
has more information on
Agar-Agar, the psychedelic-looking strip that ran in the UK magazine
Dracula.
* although I'm uncertain if Chicago can support two big, mainstream-oriented comic book conventions (one by Reed; one by Wizard), I certainly think that my former place of residence can host one such convention and then a smaller, creator-focused convention.
Here's a report from this year's Windy City Comicon.
*
how has torrent activity changed during the recession?
* if you get caught reading
this in the back of class, do you get thrown out of school twice?
* not comics: I can't remember with whom I had a bet that Michael Chiklis never displayed two seconds of genuine, actorly enthusiasm in those suck-ass
Fantastic Four movies, but
it looks like I owe you five bucks.
* Glen Weldon
writes at length on Wednesday Comics.
* here's
a long exhibition report tracing the growth of sexual material in French comics. At least I think that's what's going on.
* the cartoonist Steve Weissman
says goodbye to NICK, the imminently defunct magazine to which he joined many of his alternative comics peers as a contributor.
* finally, I haven't read Brigid Alverson's
report on the various comics-related phone apps out there, but I'm looking forward to it.
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