November 25, 2009
Random Comics News Story Round-Up

* today, the previously mysterious Seth
takes on editors and editing.

*
introducing Gustavo Duarte.
* I don't link a whole lot to
Hooded Utilitarian, mostly because I frequently have no idea what Noah Berlatsky is getting at. A couple of weeks ago, Berlatsky responded to
a post of Jeet Heer's that asserted Gary Groth's work in the
Comics Journal was the magazine's best work because of reasons X and Y (best questions, most research) by ignoring X and Y, inventing his own Z (Gary's boomer indulgences) and
then attacking the crap out of that Z. This week
Berlatsky is answering Chris Butcher's article about retailers claiming there's a lack of children's comics by
swearing that little boys love superhero comics. A debatable issue, maybe even an interesting one, but one that seems to me totally beside any point Butcher is making. I'm not trying to be mean, I'm genuinely confused.
*
people are apparently upset about some
Love Is... parody
Zits characters. I have to admit, that doesn't sound like something I'd particularly enjoy seeing at breakfast, either.
* the writer Kurt Busiek
would like everyone to know there are 10 years or more of Posy Simmonds comics out there waiting for someone to publish over here. Busiek has 63 Eisners! Somebody make this happen!
* that's
a sweet-looking double-page Swamp Thing spread. That series
had nice looking covers, too.
* finally, sales at
Borders and
Barnes & Noble continue to fall.
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