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ComicMix Quick Picks: April 2, 2014
A Wednesday Window Closing Wrap-Up™ for y’all. Here we go: So, what did we miss yesterday in Internet April Fool wackiness? Bleeding Cool has a roundup. How does Seth Meyers really spend his late nights? Reading comics on Comixology, apparently. Coming soon to BBC America: The Real History of Science Fiction. I’ll believe it when…
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Gone Fishing
C’mon… you weren’t going to believe anything we posted today anyway. Go vote in the Mix March Madness webcomics tournament, even though it’s now April.
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Monday Mix-Up: “How I Met Your Mother” meets “Star Wars”
In honor of the series finale, not because JJ Abrams is planning this. We think.
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Wolverine: The Musical!
You knew that, sooner or later, Hugh Jackman was going to do this:
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This just in: Doctor Who’s Peter Capaldi is the sweetest man ever
No man stands so tall as when he stoops to ask a child dressed as a Dalek if he can be The Doctor. There’s lots of cool moments in <a href=” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”>this video of Doctor Who filming at Mermaid Quay, like the first scenes by new recurring castmember Samuel Anderson as Danny Pink. But…
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Happy Valentine’s Day!
By Mike Heneghan and Kody Peters. Hat tip to Dave Elliott for finding it.
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Weekend Window Closing Wrap Up: December 22, 2013
Closing them on my desktop so you can open them on yours. Here we go: Trading on Charlie Brown’s good name: What a cheap ripoff. I Am So Very Tired: I am tired, not of arguing in favour of equality, diversity and tolerance, but of having to explain, over and over and over again, why…
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Weekend Window Closing Wrap-Up: December 14, 2012
Closing windows on our desktops so you can you open them on yours. Here we go… Chernin Group Takes Majority Stake in Anime Website Crunchyroll | Variety Why the Web Won’t Be Nirvana according to 1995: No online database will replace your daily newspaper, no CD-ROM can take the place of a competent teacher and…
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Weekend Window-Closing Wrap Up: November 17, 2013
Once again, closing windows on my computer so you can open them up on yours. The Literary Darknet of Independent Publishing: “The invisible, generally unregulated ocean of written content coming onto the market from the self-publishing community is, in some ways, a literary equivalent of the Darknet. This tremendous volume of content is far greater…
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