Random Comics News Story Round-Up

* here is one lengthy history of Wonder Woman, with a focus on the cultural forces that shaped how she's been presented in the comics.

* so The Beguiling turned 25 this year. Time to get him off dad's health insurance. I gave them the gift of a super-obscure joke; I get that gift for a lot of people.

* Peter Terzian talks to Adrian Tomine. Matt O'Keefe talks to Jim Zubkavich. Rob Clough profiles Alex Kim.

* my birthday rollouts got screwed up yesterday and I missed early mentions of Barry Deutsch and Batton Lash. I got them back in by about 2 PM ET. I hope both men had really happy birthdays; they're both awfully nice.

* the Stumptown Comics Fest is now open for exhibitor applications. That Portland show is in late April, 2013.

* I like this photo of the Last Gasp warehouse, but I'm not sure why I had it bookmarked.

* Joelle Jones makes with the sketches. Speaking of sketches, Marc Arsenault found a nice Josh Bayer attempt at ROM.

* I'm seeing links to this post from Paolo Rivera about painting a Captain America story out there in various places around the comics Internet.

* AdHouse is first in with their plans for BCGF.

* not comics: Colleen Doran would like you to know how to get fresh produce via one of the programs designed to get you some.

* RM Rhodes on Heavy Metal. John Kane on a bunch of different comics. J. Caleb Mozzocco on Multiple Warheads #1. Sean Gaffney on The Disappearance Of Nagato Yuki-Chan Vol. 2. Philip Skurski on Wild Children. Glen Walker on Tomb Of Dracula. Greg Burgas on Pedestrian. Dean Mullaney on Annie Vol. 1.

* finally, Anne Elizabeth Moore and Lauren Weinstein collaborate.
 
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