* it's been so long since a Graham Chaffee book came out I can't remember if I bet on this ever happening or against it ever happening and with whom I made that bet.
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* Sean T. Collins on Baby Bjornstrand. Brian Gardes on KOMA. J. Caleb Mozzocco on Suicide Squad #1. Jeffrey O. Gustafson on Ultimate Spider-Man. J. Caleb Mozzocco on Nothing Can Possibly Go Wrong.
* the cartoonist Frank Cho was temporarily banned from Facebook.
* Chris Randle talks to Lisa Hanawalt.
* not comics: again, it's not really my area, but I don't think there's anything wrong with Wonder Woman as a TV show or a movie. I image there are probably some fears about the slam-dunk nature of such a property, in an era where people are looking for slam dunks. Still, as far as just making a good show or film out of this material, it seems to me some pretty good writers could find a few season's worth of stories just drawing from the long history of that comic book and all the potential of her iconic status. I would certainly watch one where Josh Holloway did constant slow burns as Steve Trevor.
* finally, this just seems like something that ComicsAlliance would have been all over. Probably not the first place my mind should have gone there, but there you go. Friday!
* Sean T. Collins on Baby Bjornstrand. Brian Gardes on KOMA. J. Caleb Mozzocco on Suicide Squad #1. Jeffrey O. Gustafson on Ultimate Spider-Man. J. Caleb Mozzocco on Nothing Can Possibly Go Wrong.* the cartoonist Frank Cho was temporarily banned from Facebook.
* Chris Randle talks to Lisa Hanawalt.
* not comics: again, it's not really my area, but I don't think there's anything wrong with Wonder Woman as a TV show or a movie. I image there are probably some fears about the slam-dunk nature of such a property, in an era where people are looking for slam dunks. Still, as far as just making a good show or film out of this material, it seems to me some pretty good writers could find a few season's worth of stories just drawing from the long history of that comic book and all the potential of her iconic status. I would certainly watch one where Josh Holloway did constant slow burns as Steve Trevor.
* finally, this just seems like something that ComicsAlliance would have been all over. Probably not the first place my mind should have gone there, but there you go. Friday!