Calvin… and Jobs
Here’s a little ditty that ComicMix’s Macintosh majority would like to share with you. It’s from The Daily Cartoonist, and it’s called Calvin and Jobs.

Here’s a little ditty that ComicMix’s Macintosh majority would like to share with you. It’s from The Daily Cartoonist, and it’s called Calvin and Jobs.

In a wide-ranging interview over at The Comics Reporter, Tom Spurgeon talks to Valerie D’Orazio, former DC editor, current Occasional Superheroine blogger and president of Friends of Lulu. Over the course of their conversation, D’Orazio discusses her former employer(s), the state of women in comics and the industry as a whole, and even shares a…
Black Ice, the action-adventure fantasy by Mike Baron and Nick Runge, returns today with a brand-new chapter. Neil Kofsky drove his motorbike through an inter-dimensional portal and right onto a battleship that flies through the air. After dueling with a Prince with an attitude, Neil finds himself (and everyone else on board) attacked by an…
It’s beginning to look like the WGA might have accomplished what years of evil scheming and diabolical machinations were never able to achieve: the death of Superman. According to Variety, "nothing is happening" with Superman: Man of Steel, the planned sequel to 2006’s Superman Returns. The writers’ strike has proven to be yet another, very…
The opening weekend results for Marvel’s The Incredible Hulk pretty closely mirrored my experience catching the film on Friday afternoon: The theater wasn’t packed, but everyone had a good time. According to USA Today, the new Hulk came through with $54.5 million for its first weekend take, which is actually less than Ang Lee’s Hulk…
Gail Simone, comics writer, chief architect of Lion Forge’s Catalyst Prime line, and contributor to Mine! had many thoughts on the closing of Bongo Comics. With her permission, we reprint her essay here. So, this is painful to talk about. Apparently, Bongo Comics is shutting down production, and the last issue of Simpsons Comics will…
New Pulp Publisher, Pulp Empire has announced its first title for 2013. PRESS RELEASE: After the debut of the Red & White Avenger, Doc Claus, closed out 2012 with a bang, Pulp Empire is proud to announce the first release of 2013, due in late January. The rip-roaring adventures of Modern Gods will launch our…
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I loved this. Very funny even if you don't love Apple 'n' Jobs. Thank you Mister Gold!