ComicMix Columns & Features for the Week Ending August 31, 2008
As we bid goodbye to August and so much more, we mark endings and new beginnings. Our production head and cofounder Glenn Hauman returns with not one but two installments of his way-too-occasional column, our news editor Bob Greenberger’s been posting up a storm, and it’s rumored that ComicMix has some interesting things coming down the pike, but I couldn’t possibly say. I just do a column and these roundups:
- Mike Gold – Brainiac On Banjo: Let’s Go Raise Us Some Dumb Kids
- Dennis O’Neil – The Four-Color Answer: Heroic Gloom
- Glenn Hauman – Above and Beyond: Twenty years as a utility infielder
- Alan Kistler – ComicMix Six: Batman’s Super-Powers
- Me – It’s All Good: Truthiness in Advertising
- John Ostrander – Tales From The O-zone: Given You A Number
- Michael Davis – Straight, No Chaser: If You’re Not There, You Just Won’t Get It – Conclusion
- Andrew Wheeler – Manga Friday: As Different As Possible
- Martha Thomases – Brilliant Disguise: Shipping Late
- Glenn Hauman – Above and Beyond: Apple Censoring Comics? Not So Fast…
As we enjoy our federal holiday away from the office, let’s salute all those freelancers who don’t get paid when they don’t work — and, sadly more than a few who don’t get paid even when they do.
