Comics Links The New York Times declares that Britain is finally embracing the graphic novel. Well, good for them! Inside Pulse apparently has a story about comics, but some kind of SQL error is preventing me from actually reading it. Perhaps simply knowing it exists will give some readers a tiny bit of pleasure. Publishers…
No links came with obvious top-of-the-post illustrations today, so, instead, let’s focus on the Monday-ness of today, and think demotivation. Comics Links Comic Book Resources looks at webcartoonists at Wizard World Chicago. Wizard talks to Avatar Press artist Jacen Burroughs. Comic Book Resources interviews Hugh Sterbakov, writer of Freshmen. CBR also chats with artist Adrian…
Last thoughts on the San Diego Comic-Con: Comics Reporter Brian Cronin of Comics Should Be Good Adventures in SciFi Publishing has some Comic-Con pictures. Fantasy Book Critic has a wrap-up of Comic-Con, with some pictures and thoughts, and yet more links. The Bat Segundo show flutters back for a second podcast about this year’s Alternative…
Graeme’s Fantasy Book Review looks at Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. The Guardian reviews Scarlett Thomas’s The End of Mr. Y. OF Blog of the Fallen reviews Daniel Wallace’s Mr. Sebastian and the Negro Magician. Blogcritics reviews Warren Hammond’s KOP. The Kansas City Star reviews The Dark River by the secretive and mysterious John…
Time magazine, which manages to get so much wrong so much of the time, oddly is very accurate and interesting on the subject of LOLcats. [via The Beat] Not science fiction, but only because it didn’t happen: the British military is denying sending giant, man-eating badgers to terrify the citizen of the Iraqi city of…
SF Signal reviews the novelization of the Transfomers movie by Alan Dean Foster. Fantasy Book Critic reviews The Dark River by John Twelve Hawks. Pat’s Fantasy Hotlist shamelessly plugs Tad Williams’s Otherland series. Strange Horizons continues reviewing John Crowley’s AEgypt novels this week with a look at the second book, Love & Sleep. Book Fetish…
