On the comic spoiler of the day
I’m going to be writing a longer rant about the subject, but for now I just want to remind you what we got the last time this happened.
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You’ve been warned.
I’m going to be writing a longer rant about the subject, but for now I just want to remind you what we got the last time this happened.
<obvious spoiler alert>

You’ve been warned.
The British media has been in overdrive since David Tennant announced last week that the four specials in 2009 will be his final year as The Doctor. He appeared this week on BBC Breakfast and said, “Who knows what might happen in the future? The door isn’t necessarily closed forever. “I actually think it’s one…
Anime Selects and Ziddio.com are looking for a reporter who will relate news from the Tokyo Anime Fair next month for VOD and online video segments for a show produced by Comcast’s Select on Demand. Wannabe reporters can attend auditions at the NY Comic Con at the Javits Center in New York City on February…
I’ve said this before, but it’s worth repeating; diversity in comics is more than just the characters we see on the page. Who is behind the page is incredibly important. Also important is where that page came from. You can read comics with all sorts of characters reflected on and off the pages, but if…
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I’ve mentioned the short story “Snow, Glass, Apples” before – it’s both one of Neil Gaiman’s best, most pointed short pieces and one of the most successful of the Ellen Datlow/Terri Windling-inspired burst of revisionist fairy tales from the early 1990s. (I see that my memory was slightly false – I thought it originally appeared…