I’m a sucker for extra details like this, and ICv2 picked up a doozy:
My question: does that kill fee have to be paid if government scuttles the deal? Say, if antitrust in the US or Europe says no? I gotta read the SEC filing more when I have a chance to breathe…
There’s a point where, as a reviewer and critic, you either need to engage fully with your material or just walk away from it. Holding it at arm’s length doesn’t do anyone any good. And I’m very aware that all of my posts about the great female-centric comic Lumberjanes — see my posts on volumes…
Friday was a miserable day in the New York City metropolitan area. Slashing rain, blustery winds, and c-c-c-cold. It was a day made for staying in your pajamas and just vegging out in front of the TV, watching The Dick Van Dyke Show and I Love Lucy on TVLand, popping in DVDs of the original…
Missile Mouse #1: The Star Crusher By Jake Parker Scholastic Graphix, 172 pages, $10.99 Introduced in the [[[Flight]]] anthology, M[[[Missile Mouse]]] is the plucky secret agent for the Galactic Security Agency, described as a “risk taker and a rule breaker”. Clad in his yellow and red flight suit, he performs missions that seem to earn…
Originally, Archie Andrews and his pals at Riverdale High reflected the codification of teenage life, as they had more leisure time and disposable income. Once it hit big, the comic series and its infinite number of spinoffs, became stuck in amber, barely trying to keep up with changing trends (other than fashion) or concerns for…
This is the end; this is not the end. This volume finishes up Fantagraphics’ decade-plus reprint project covering the entirety of Charles M. Schulz’s fifty-year run on Peanuts, with the last full year of strips and the few in early 2000 that Schulz completed before his health-forced retirement and nearly simultaneous death. (Sunday strips are…
The Good Neighbors, Book One: Kin By Holly Black and Ted Naifeh Scholastic/Graphix, September 2008, $16.99 Holly Black is a major writer for young people – one-half of the team behind the phenomenally popular “[[[Spiderwick Chronicles]]]” (along with Tony DiTerlizzi) and the author of three dark contemporary-fantasy novels for teens, starting with Tithe. Getting her…
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Ouch! Pity the fool who has to pay the termination fee.
I doubt that EU anti-trust enters in, so long as their Eurpoean operations remain separate.
Hmmm. Previous attempt seemns to have not posted:I doubt that EU ant-trust enters in so long as their European (spelt correctly this time, BTW) operations remain unblended.