June 2011
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DC Comics Solicitations for September, 2011 -... →
CBR has full listings, release dates and artwork for all DC Comics titles relaunching this September (that is, if you haven’t seen my mass-posting on this blog!).Also mentioned are Vertigo and DC Kids books, and DC merch.
Also, they have a survey asking readers which new DC titles they are likely to pick up —or download! Check it out!
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LA Times Hero Complex Film Festival: Superman...
Hey everyone, wanted to let y’all know that my homegirl Alta and I will be attending today’s LA Times Hero Complex Film Festival in Hollywood. On tap are special screenings of Superman: The Movie and Superman II: The Richard Donner Cut. Dick Donner himself will be there for a Q&A session, and DC Comics co-publishers, and upcoming Justice League creative team Geoff Johns and Jim Lee...
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May Numbers: Comic Book and Graphic Novels down... →
corey-blake:
The comic book store distributor Diamond Comics released their numbers and charts for May today, revealing another tough month of dwindling sales. The month-to-month sales of comic books shrank another 3.35%. However, graphic novels rallied some, increasing nearly 5%. Year-to-date, print comics and graphic novels are down 7.5% from last year.
Sales for other merchandise continues...
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DC Comics - Grant Morrison's Batman Inc. to return... →
In the wake of our announcement of a historic line of new #1’s within the Batman family, many of you noticed that while several of the titles and characters spun out of the Batman, Inc. storyline, there was no mention of that series itself - but there’s a reason for that: Grant Morrison’s BATMAN, INCORPORATED series will return with a new issue #1 in early 2012.
Grant Morrison had this to...
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Teen playwright says L.A. satire of 'Spider-Man'... →
“Shoot first and ask questions later” is a good rule for satirists, whose witty impact depends on not pulling punches or letting an excess of fair-mindedness blunt an instinct for mockery. Taking that approach has worked for Adam Brodheim, a 17-year-old novice playwright from Manhattan. Without having seen Broadway’s lavishly expensive, mishap-bedeviled musical “Spider-Man: Turn Off the...
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X-Men: First Class movie review
A story so simple and so natural it was difficult to not get right. Yet the added subplots of Russians vs. Americans and hollow, one-note characters derail the film from being perfect entertainment.
“Another origin story?! Moan!” The typical response you see a comic book forum on new comics, or especially new movies on established characters. I’ve seen it for the new Spider-Man...
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