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Harvey Awards website updates, now with online voting!
We’re very happy to announce that the Harvey Awards have upgraded their web site (with a little help from us) and is now able to take votes directly online instead of downloading a ballot and emailing (or even just mailing, shudder) it back. It is hoped that this will increase the voting turnout tremendously. The…
Warner to Release ‘Secret Origin: The Story of DC Comics’ in November
The long-awaited documentary, Secret Origin: The Story of DC Comics, screened at Comic-Con International and was previously announced as being included as a bonus in the forthcoming Batman Beyond complete series boxset. Now we have word that the crown jewel of the company’s 75th anniversary celebration will be available on its own this November. Here…
‘A Nightmare on Elm Street’ Reboot Moves Forward
Warner Bros. has given a green light to Platinum Dunes’ reboot of A Nightmare on Elm Street according to Shock til You Drop. Rumors about the proposed fresh start have been circulating since Michael Bay’s production entity shot its remake of Friday the 13th, which Warner Bros. will release in March. Wesley Strick (Cape Fear)…
The Point Radio: Pop Princess Smackdown
{ARGHH – more snow and another delay for us!} Pop music fans – it’s the team-up you’ve been waiting for! Tiffany versus Debbie Gibson, at least on video. The former pop divas mix up up for a new SyFy Channel movie (airing tonight) and tell us what their friendship is really like. Plus we talk…
WSJ notices comics noticing girls
Via Film Fodder, it seems the Wall Street Journal is taking notice of the Big Two’s desire to sell more comics to the gender that, you know, reads more. That would seem to put DC and Marvel one up on WSJ writer Matt Phillips, who cannot resist using the usual balan superhero-reference exclamation-point-laden headline, even…

