After years of suffering from lack of respect, who would have thought Aquaman would be such a hot property? Or a warm property, anyway … sure, his TV pilot was a wash (though it did make it to iTunes this week) and his movie is only a rumor right now, but at least he still has his own series, written by Kurt Busiek, no less.
Aquaman wasn’t the only one making news this week, as Sub Diego … er, San Diego also made a headline or two. Kevin has a nice round-up of many of the bigger news stories, and I spent the week chatting with a few folks who were there, namely Chris Arrant, Larry Young and D.J. Coffman. You can find several other links to SDCC news below …
Other highlights
52: numbers fall, title may become “every 2″?
Comics-industry gossip a matter of life and death
Creator profile: Denise Mina
Battle of the sexists sexes — ’70s-style!
Engine: Still Running
First look at Spider-Man 3’s Venom
Five TV shows whose heroes never really took off
New Iron Man movie poster released
I’ve already made the “Ed Brubaker adapts Fiona Apple song” joke, sadly
Peter David vs. Dan DiDio
Philadelphia Daily News likes the Freedom Fighters
Protect thy iPod
Quesada/Colbert: The Reviews Are In!
Rev it up
She’s been around since 1998, but she seems new
Sienkiewicz’s Venture Bros. art for your desktop
Studio alleges GN images too similar to film
Ultimate Avengers preview
Video is the new blog
Features
Meanwhile
Grumpy Old Fan
Amateur Art Appreciation
Fenton & Fenton, Boy Detectives
Heroes & Villains
