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Comics A.M. | The comics Internet in two minutes
Robot 6 @ Comic Book Resources - Covering Comic Book News and Entertainment — ... under "Related Stories.") Guests include Phil Hester, Sean Galloway, Kevin Cannon, Bob Hall and Ryan Benjamin. [I-CON] ...

Comics A.M. - The Comics Internet in 2 Minutes
Comic Book Resources — ... under "Related Stories.") Guests include Phil Hester, Sean Galloway, Kevin Cannon, Bob Hall and Ryan Benjamin. [ I-CON ] Conventions | Saturday also will see the return of ...

Nov. 4, 2009: Super Satan
Journalista - the news weblog of The Comics Journal —   “I want someone to pay Al Columbia six figures to adapt Stephen King’s It.” - Sean T. Collins   Above the Fold   ...

Nov. 5, 2009: Carrying it over
Journalista - the news weblog of The Comics Journal —   “Your conventions are total horseshit, so it’s wise to stop branding them with the name Wizard. But no amount of polishing is going to make me want to attended any of the 5 turds your company is going to crap out in 2010, especially when you schedule them against other shows in some bullshit dick measuring contests that serves no other purpose but to fracture an already dying industry that I have nostalgic ties to.” ...

Nov. 6, 2009: How nice for you
Journalista - the news weblog of The Comics Journal —   “How nice for you. I don’t have an iPhone, so I don’t really care. I know lots of people do, though, and that’s why there are now something like 100,000 apps out there for that platform. If you couldn’t compete in the direct market, what makes you think you’re going to stand out in the larger field? Just for the novelty? Are you giving your comic away for free, then? If so, what’s your business model?” ...

Linkarama@Newsarama
Blog@Newsarama — “Strip away the Hollywood glamour and shows like Comic Book I-Con are what the hobby are all about: Passionate fans and creators talking about the comics they love”: Joe Lawler of the Des Moines Register has a nice little write-up on Comic Book I-Con, which goes down today in Altoona, Iowa. “What’s the most stupidly ambitious aspect of “XKCD Vol. 0,” the book based on the wildly popular yet still very underground webcomic”…?: Here’s an LA Times blog post profiling the plans for ...