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Looking back at the Aughts: Vig and Sean still have it
Tweet To celebrate their 20th anniversary, film magazine Empire recently commissioned a photo gallery of stars reprising their iconic roles. Although it’s been 10 years since they made the LORD OF THE...
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Techland’s best comics from one guy’s collection
Tweet Time’s nerd site, Techland has named its top ten comics of the decade,, or at least contributor Mike Williams has, and it’s pretty depressing. 1. The Ultimates 2. 100 Bullets 3. Planetary 4. All...
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More best of the year, decade, longbox…whatevs!
Tweet“Best of” lists are coming at us thick and fast! Catch ‘em all! And then complain! • Whitney Matheson has her best of the year list, and we guarantee it is unlike any other list you’ll see. •...
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Couple more best of decade projects
Tweet We’re about to get out of town and looks like most everyone else has, but there are a couple of good links to keep you going over the holidays. Tom Spurgeon is running a series of interviews with...
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Captain Don Draper?
Tweet Star Trek: The Mad Generation via Derek Kirk Kim. This could sum up either the ’00s, the ’80s, the ’60s, or the 24th century. #call_to_action h4{padding:0px 5px;}
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io9 cover gallery
Tweet Graeme McMillan rounds up 100 Amazing Comic Covers From The Last Ten Years. Was this the Greatest Decade in Comics History or not? #call_to_action h4{padding:0px 5px;}
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Reading roundup: 1/4/10
Tweet WOW, lots of reading to do to get yourself ready for the new year! § You will be dumbfounded with amazement at Douglas Wolk’s list of exciting books coming out in 2010 like (above) Dan Nadel’s...
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The ’00s rearview mirror: Ultimate Best Of List
Tweet Blogger Hunter Phillips has assembled a “Definitive” Best of the ’00s comics list by toting up the published “Best of” lists: THE DETAILS: • Compiled from over 60 “Best of the Decade” lists. •...
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Remembering the past: Do not repeat
Tweet Over the recent holiday weekend we had occasion to spend a fair bit of time going through posts from the Old Beat, clearing out some spam and trying to clean up the database for various purposes....
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Charts of Note #1: Vertigo ongoing series runs
Tweet Funnybook Babylon has an interesting charticle looking at the runs of various Vertigo ongoing series over the years, following some speculation that books were being canceled there because of...
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Automatic Kafka collected
Tweet Artist Ashley Wood ruminates on the occasion of a collected edition of AUTOMATIC KAFKA, his surreal but energizing collaboration with writer Joe Casey, most recently lauded as part of the...
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Bryan Hitch leaving Marvel for mystery project and spelling lessons
Tweet Bryan Hitch, the king of widescreen comics, is announcing the end of his Marvel run of nearly ten years — or at least that’s what he’s tweet hinting: In two days time, an amazing decade at Marvel...
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A New Year's Gift From The Beat!
TweetListen to Heidi MacDonald, The Beat herself, discuss 2011 in comics on a special year-end edition of More To Come, the PW Comics World podcast! As you may or may not know, Heidi has been one of...
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The Stranger in Paradise Omnibus is back in paperback
Tweet If you’ve ever wanted to own the definitive version of Terry Moore’s Strangers in Paradise saga, it’s available once again in Omnibus form. Originally released as a hardcover, the 2400 page...
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Preview: Other Stuff by Peter Bagge and friends
Tweet This May Fantagraphics is releasing OTHER STUFF, a compilation of various strips by Peter Bagge and his friends like Dan Clowes, Gilbert Hernandez, and R. Crumb. The stories in the book are...
View ArticleIs TokyoPop still coming back?
Founded in 1997, TokyoPop was one of the most influential publishers of the Aughts, driving the manga boom in the US as the first publisher to print manga in its original right-to-left format, a move...
View ArticleThe Stranger in Paradise Omnibus is back in paperback
If you’ve ever wanted to own the definitive version of Terry Moore’s Strangers in Paradise saga, it’s available once again in Omnibus form. Originally released as a hardcover, the 2400 page two-volume...
View ArticlePreview: Other Stuff by Peter Bagge and friends
This May Fantagraphics is releasing OTHER STUFF, a compilation of various strips by Peter Bagge and his friends like Dan Clowes, Gilbert Hernandez, and R. Crumb. The stories in the book are mostly...
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Star Trek: The Mad Generation via Derek Kirk Kim. This could sum up either the ’00s, the ’80s, the ’60s, or the 24th century. The post Captain Don Draper? appeared first on The Beat.
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Graeme McMillan rounds up 100 Amazing Comic Covers From The Last Ten Years. Was this the Greatest Decade in Comics History or not? The post io9 cover gallery appeared first on The Beat.
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