On the road again… see ComicMix folks Robert Greenberger, Glenn Hauman, Aaron Rosenberg, Matthew Weinberger, and probably even more of us this weekend at I-Con 29, back at the campus of SUNY/Stony Brook on beautiful Long Island. In addition, you’ll be able to hear Aaron and Glenn on Destinies: The Voice Of Science Fiction on WUSB…
Glenn Hauman promised yesterday that I’d deliver a “fuller explanation of what’s been going on” vis-à-vis my piece “Welcome to Hollywood.” So in the interests of keeping this story alive (because you haven’t lived until you’ve heard the words, “You’ll never work in this town again”) I’ll try to squeeze in another few inches. Jason…
Every year, Beloit College puts together a list of facts regarding the mindset of the class entering college this Fall—the Class of 2013. Their list, as always, is well worth a read, but this is ComicMix, and we’re here to talk about comics, by gum. So as we get ready to send them off to…
With regards to the recent C&D letter from Imagi’s lawyers, we’ve received the following: August 4, 2009 Mr. Glenn Hauman ComicMix.com Dear Glenn: Imagi Studios apologizes for any misunderstanding or inconvenience caused by the legal letter of July 29 regarding the image posted with your story about Astro Boy. This letter, which truly resulted from…
Among the exciting adventures at I-Con was a panel titled "Under the Radar: Comics You’re Missing." The panelists (Carl Fink, Bob Greenberger, Glenn Hauman, Andy Weir, Bernie Hou, and me) and attendees came up with the following list, which we promised we’d post for reference. You should check them out if you aren’t reading them…
ComicMix co-founder, production manager and news site scribe Glenn Hauman will be leaving his position at the end of the week to focus on his growing career as a male nude model. "I’ve been offered a stimulating position out in Long Island," Hauman stated, "and like all native Long Islanders I long for the opportunity to return….
ComicMix’s production master is another year older and probably another inch taller today. Happy birthday, Glenn!
The Occasional Superheroine herself, Valerie D’Orazio, has an interesting thought experiment going on at her blog: Play "Fantasy DC EIC" and Redo The DCU! This is like Fantasy Baseball, but instead of pretending to play a professional sport, you pretend to be the new Editor-In-Chief of the DC Universe. You come in to the job,…
As we bid goodbye to August and so much more, we mark endings and new beginnings. Our production head and cofounder Glenn Hauman returns with not one but two installments of his way-too-occasional column, our news editor Bob Greenberger’s been posting up a storm, and it’s rumored that ComicMix has some interesting things coming down…
There’s a lot of chatter on the net, probably starting from Rich Johnston’s column and now working its way up to Fortune magazine, about how Apple (the computer company, not the comic company of the 90’s– hi, Mike Catron!) has declined to sell P.J. Holden’s Murderdrome comic, which was submitted as an application to be…
In today’s brand-new (and final) episode of Mike Grell’s Jon Sable, Freelance: Ashes of Eden, our heroes have only moments to defuse the bomb. ÃÂ If everything goes their way, the bomb will only explode underground. ÃÂ And if they’re not so lucky … Credits: Glenn Hauman (Colorist), Glenn Hauman (Assistant Editor), John Workman (Letterer), Mike Gold…
After several weeks of being naked and tied to a chair, Jon sees a change in his fortunes. Find out if this is a change for the better in today’s brand-new episode of Jon Sable, Freelance: Ashes of Eden, by Mike Grell. Credits: Glenn Hauman (Colorist), Glenn Hauman (Assistant Editor), John Workman (Letterer), Mike…
