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Come the Zombiepocalypse, I've Got a Hand-Cranked Blender and a Solar-Powered DVD Player
- By Melissa Wilson
- Published 05/5/2008
- Editorials , Birds and Snakes and Aeroplanes
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Bring it on.
Editorial: Orphan Works 2, Boogaloo Optional
- By Melissa Wilson
- Published 04/30/2008
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Tempest versus Teapot rematch, and this time it's personal!
Editorial: Calling All Orphans: The So-Called "Orphan Works" Bill and You
- By Melissa Wilson
- Published 04/14/2008
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So have you heard the U.S. Congress wants to steal your fanart?
Kibuishi creating a new children's classic
- By Dan Rafter
- Published 01/20/2008
- Comics/Graphic Novels , Editorials , Reviews
- Unrated
With his new grahic novel Amulet: The Stonekeeper, writer/artist Kazu Kibuishi has created an instant children's classic. The best news? This is only the first book in a planned series of Amulet adventures.
Editorial -- AMPTP Calls Labor Charges Unfair While Continuing Unfair Labor Charges
- By Leva Cygnet
- Published 12/17/2007
- Editorials
- Unrated
On December 13th, 2007, the WGA filed charges with the National Labor
Relations Board alleging that the AMPTP is engaging in unfair labor
practices. This is probably going to be one of the shortest editorials
I've ever written for this site ...
More bad news for Fangoria: Fire destroys back issues
- By Dan Rafter
- Published 12/12/2007
- Horror Films and Thrillers , Theatre , Editorials , Comics/Graphic Novels
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An errant forklift driver started a massive blaze that wiped through an Illinois warehouse, destroying back issues of Fangoria magazines. It's one more piece of bad news for the publisher.
Reading the Helix
- By Meredith McCormick
- Published 11/19/2007
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Hang on to your chromosomes, folks: the age of personal genomics is here...
Glyph Awards, honoring black comics, open to submissions
- By Dan Rafter
- Published 11/7/2007
- Comics/Graphic Novels , Editorials , Fandom
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The Glyph Awards annually honor the best black-themed comics and graphic novels. The group behind it recently opened nominations for the 2008 awards. Who will be honored next year?
Alias the Cat and the obsession of collecting
- By Dan Rafter
- Published 11/2/2007
- Comics/Graphic Novels , Editorials , Reviews
- Unrated
Alias the Cat, the new graphic novel collection by artist and writer Kim Deitch, explores the link between obsession and collecting. It's a lot of fun, too.
Who'll be watching the Watchmen? Not me
- By Dan Rafter
- Published 10/30/2007
- Comics/Graphic Novels , Editorials , Fandom , Movies , Watchmen
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Watchmen, created by writer Alan Moore and artist Dave Gibbons, was a landmark comic series that forever influenced the way graphic fiction tackled superheroes. Will the movie based on it have a similar impact?
