October 29, 2009
Random Comics News Story Round-Up

* the newspaper industry bible
Editor & Publisher confirms that Walt Handelsman's cartoons are behind the pay wall erected at
Newsday.

* yesterday's
announcement of a multi-book deal between Fantagraphics and Greg Sadowski sent me scrambling for my copy of
Supermen! -- Matthew Brady has an itemized series of observations
here. That is one deeply weird and occasionally wonderful book.
* I don't remember where I found
this link, but it's to an article
profiling five female webcartoonists.
* the writer and inker Charles Yoakum
analyzes a recent David Gabriel interview in terms of Marvel's publishing strategies. Michael Doran
does a play by play.
* the cartoonist Tom Kaczynski
reports from last weekend's Zak Sally/John P. event.
*
more from Alan Moore on Dodgem Logic.
* not comics:
Don Ivan Punchatz, RIP (
via)
* go, bid: it looks like the Hero Initiative's charity auction of Wolverine covers
has begun.
* I'm a little confused in that Wizard shut down its WizardUniverse.com site to almost bare bones functionality, and then announced that they'd moved their stuff to
WizardWorld.com, but it basically looks like the old WizardUniverse site and functions about as well, by which I mean not well.
* here's
a fine list of five small-press cartoonists to read. I think it's just intended to be a five cartoonists to read list, and it works just fine that way, too.
* finally,
Alan David Doane and
Johnny Bacardi pay tribute to
The Comics Journal as a print periodical in light of their recent announcement they'll be going to a semi-annual with a beefed-up web site component in 2010. Steven Grant
swears his longer piece is not a eulogy.
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