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Heads up
I’m about to try some things with my Pinterest and this Tumblr, so if you feel spammed, know that it is a) accidental and b) temporary.
May 25th
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Market Monday: May 15th, 2013 New Releases
Book of the Week Adventure Time: Playing with Fire GN, written by Danielle Corsetto AN ALL-NEW ADVENTURE TIME ORIGINAL GRAPHIC NOVEL! Join Flame Princess, alongside Finn and Jake, as she leaves the Flame Kingdom and goes on her very first adventure! Written by acclaimed cartoonist Danielle Corsetto (GIRLS WITH SLINGSHOTS) and drawn by rising star Zack Sterling (BRAVEST WARRIORS, ADVENTURE...
May 14th
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FYI: Upcoming Move, LMC Updates to Remain...
Due to an inconveniently timed restructuring of the company I work for, I have been given only a little over a month’s notice that I will be relocating from Boston to Washington DC. Fortunately, I have already secured an apartment among all the other young professionals in Arlington, so the most anxiety-ridden part of moving has been dealt with. However, this still leaves me with plenty of...
May 13th
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Iron Man 3 is the best old-school James Bond movie...
(Oh look it’s my one-sentence Iron Man 3 review from my general/pop-culture Tumblr)
May 4th
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April 2013
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Market Monday: May 1st, 2013 New Releases
Book of the Week The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo vol. 2, adapted by Denise Mina Vertigo presents the concluding volume of the official graphic novel adaptation of THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO! In Book 2, the mystery of Harriet Vanger’s disappearance deepens as crusading journalist Mikael Blomkvist and the indomitable Lisbeth Salander join forces to crack the decades-old case. Together...
Apr 30th
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Apr 24th
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Market Monday: April 24, 2013 New Releases
Book of the Week Who Is AC? GN written by Hope Larson Meet Lin, a formerly average teenage girl whose cell phone zaps her with magical powers. But just as superpowers can travel through the ether, so can evil. As Lin starts to get a handle on her new abilities (while still observing her curfew!), she realizes she has to go head-to-head with a nefarious villain who spreads his influence...
Apr 23rd
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The Week of April 14-20, 2013 (and then some)
This has been a trying week for me personally, as a Bostonian and otherwise. Thankfully, none of my friends or family have been injured or killed, and the greatest tangible impact the week’s events have had on me personally is the postponement of Boston Comic Con. I will miss the energy and community of that event that I feel we could all use right now, but it is a small price to pay for the...
Apr 20th
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Market Monday: New Releases for April 17, 2013
Featured Book of the Week muZz vol. 1 by Foo Swee Chin There is heaven and hell for those dearly departed remembered by the living, but muZz is the place where unspoken, untold dreams and secrets go when those who made and hid them expired. On the train heading towards muZz, a girl wakes up and finds herself unable to remember anything about herself and surrounded odd creatures. From...
Apr 16th
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Market Monday: April 10, 2013 New Releases
Featured Book of the Week Relish: My Life in the Kitchen by Lucy Knisley Lucy Knisley loves food. The daughter of a chef and a gourmet, this talented young cartoonist comes by her obsession honestly. In her forthright, thoughtful, and funny memoir, Lucy traces key episodes in her life thus far, framed by what she was eating at the time and lessons learned about food, cooking, and life. Each...
Apr 8th
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Market Monday: Release Date April 3, 2013
Featured Book of the Week Letting It Go HC by Miriam Katin The world of Holocaust survivor and mother is turned upside down by the news that her adult son is moving to Berlin, a city Katin has villainized for the past forty years. As she struggles to accept her son’s decision, she visits the city twice, first to see her son and then to attend a Museum gala featuring her own artwork....
Apr 2nd
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March 2013
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Market Monday: March 27, 2013
Featured Book of the Week Husbands HC, co-written by Jane Espenson, with art by Natalie Nourigat and Tania del Rio Written by Husbands creators Jane Espenson (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) and Brad Bell, this is the comic-book continuation of the sitcom phenom. Husbands tells the story of famous gay newlyweds Brady and Cheeks, who sparked a media firestorm when they woke up legally wed after a...
Mar 25th
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Weekly Cool News Round-Up: March 17-23, 2013
Some expanded thoughts and heads-ups on news items curated throughout the week. Some follow-up thoughts on Phoebe Gloeckner, Diary of a Teenage Girl, and ubiquitous question of “autobiography” in comics. I was having lunch with my mom today, and though she’s not much of a comics reader, she’s a fantastic and supportive mother who reads this blog because it’s a...
Mar 25th
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Mar 19th
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Market Monday: March 20, 2013
Featured Book of the Week: When David Lost His Voice HC by Judith Vanistendael David has terminal cancer. His wife becomes progressively consumed by the looming shadow of death while his daughters struggle to be as helpful as possible. Meanwhile, David soldiers on, not wanting the tumor to rob him of everything, including the chance to see his granddaughter grow up. Vanistendael’s...
Mar 18th
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inkt|art Open for Submissions from... →
inkt|art is a new online critical and scholarly journal about women in comics.  They are currently seeking submissions for their Spring 2013 issue, on the topic of “comics journalism”—not journalism about comics, but: nonfiction, from women who are doing some kind of reportage through comics–whether through travel comics, narratives, interviews, or researched work. Comics...
Mar 17th
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Weekly Roundup of cool news: March 10-16, 2013
The arts scene is flourishing in post-revolution Egypt and comics are no exception! A new organization, Mazg (which means incorporation or blending), seeks to teach comics creation and establish a proper comics industry in Egypt. It was founded by four women, Mona Al-Masry, Naglaa Koora, Sara Al-Masry and Nevien Adel, who have “different experiences in cultural administration, human rights...
Mar 16th
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Mar 16th
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Satrapi responds to Chicago school censorship →
“It’s shameful. I cannot believe something like this can happen in the United States of America…These are not photos of torture. It’s a drawing and it’s one frame. I don’t think American kids of seventh grade have not seen any signs of violence. Seventh graders have brains and they see all kinds of things on cinema and the Internet. It’s a black and white drawing and I’m not showing something...
Mar 15th
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Mar 13th
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Market Monday - Week of March 13, 2013
Featured Book of The Week: Native American Classics TPB, includes work from Andrea Grant, Weshoyot Alvitre, Tara Audibert, Afua Richardson, and Arigon Starr Native American Classics presents great stories and poems from America’s earliest writers. Featured are “The Soft-Hearted Sioux” by Zitkala-Sa, “On Wolf Mountain” by Charles Eastman, “How the White Race...
Mar 12th
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Weekly roundup of cool news: March 3-9, 2013
Here’s a new feature I’m trying, to draw attention to some of the news things I curate elsewhere and also get to talk about them more in-depth. Red Sonja roundup: As you’ve probably heard, Gail Simone is going to be writing that “iconic non-DC female character” Red Sonja for Dynamite starting in July, and she gave a ton of interviews on the subject with Comic Book...
Mar 10th
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comiccombatant asked: I totally agree with your post. I would love to see women on titles like Worlds' Finest, Wonder Woman, X-Men, and Fearless Defenders BUT I don't want women to be stuck on books featuring only female characters. I want to see women writing Batman and Superman and the Avengers as much as I want to see them writing Captain Marvel, Katana, and the Birds of Prey!
Mar 8th
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Mar 8th
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Mar 8th
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Market Monday - March 6, 2013
Featured Book of the Week: Lost Vegas #1, art by Janet K. Lee The EISNER AWARD-WINNING team of JIM McCANN & JANET LEE reunite to create a universe filled with intrigue as one gambler-turned-slave has 24 hours to go all in and pull off the greatest heist the universe has seen. WELCOME TO LOST VEGAS! Aboard this luxurious casino-filled traveling space-station you will find the highest...
Mar 5th
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February 2013
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Market Monday - February 27, 2013
This week’s featured new release: Spera vol. 2 HC, includes art by Kyla Vanderglut Exiled princesses Pira and Lono travel to the bustling city of Kotequog to avoid the clutches of Pira’s mother, the Evil Queen. Obtaining jobs as adventurers, the two best friends set out on a series of quests that land them in perhaps more excitement than they’d bargained for. Told in four...
Feb 26th
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Feb 23rd
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