November 30, 2009
Random Comics News Story Round-Up
* the cartoonist Ty Templeton would like you to know
that talent is bullshit.
* the comics agitator Frank Santoro
shares a hilarious anecdote from a John Holmstrom interview in a forthcoming issue of 'zine supreme
Cometbus as to how SVA put a pair of the all-time great cartoonists on their payroll.
* the critic and historian Charles Hatfield has penned a somewhat lengthy appreciation of JH Williams III
here.
* not comics:
it looks like they're going to hold off on making another
Superman film until the legal hubbub surrounding the character comes to a conclusion. I figure this is good news; it'd be a weird time to make a Superman movie right now. I kind of feel bad for that Brandon Routh guy, though.
* the blogger and inker Charles Yoakum
asks why people care
so much about licensed properties.
* not comics: in important licensed t-shirt news, Paul Karasik
is out of t-shirts related to Stardust and is quickly running out of his Fantomah t-shirts, which remain on sale. Speaking of holiday sales, Craig Yoe is having
a Christmas-related promotion all his own.
*
Fantagraphics is having a one-day sale today.
* I enjoyed reading Johanna Draper Carlson kick an entitled comics reviewer
up and down the theatre aisles.
* finally, I didn't notice this but one of the authors named did: the
New York Times had a graphic novel section in their recent Holiday Gift Guide. The titles they cite are
The Wonderful Wizard Of Oz,
Fables,
Peter & Max: A Fables Novel,
Bloom County: The Complete Library, Volume One: 1980-1982,
3 Story: The Secret History of the Giant Man,
Act-I-Vate Primer,
The Absolute Death,
The Complete Essex County,
Criminal,
Scott Pilgrim and
The Walking Dead.
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