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Robot 6 @ Comic Book Resources - Covering Comic Book News and Entertainment: Watch the Vertigo Crime television commercial
PopCultureShock :: Comics : Games : Movies : Lifestyle: Vertigo Crime Commercial Airs on BBC America
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RT @rezendi Vertigo Crime TV ad: http://bit.ly/12yXqt (I've got a book forthcoming from them - THE EXECUTOR, http://bit.ly/oCPSH) 10/29/2009 |
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RT @brianwood Vertigo tv commerical, as seen on BBC America: http://bit.ly/z74NK 10/21/2009 |
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Vertigo tv commerical, as seen on BBC America: http://bit.ly/z74NK (via @brianwood) TV commercial for comics - excellent and about time. 10/21/2009 |
Watch the Vertigo Crime television commercial
Robot 6 @ Comic Book Resources - Covering Comic Book News and Entertainment —
... of the DC Comics imprint's first-ever television commercial, which debuted last night on BBC America. The ad, which spotlights the debut titles from the Vertigo Crime line -- Dark Entries by Ian Rankin and Werther Dell’Edera, and Filthy Rich by Brian Azzarello and Victor Santos -- will air on cable throughout the next month. ...
Vertigo Crime Commercial Airs on BBC America
PopCultureShock :: Comics : Games : Movies : Lifestyle —
... Over at the Vertigo blog, editor Pamela Mullin shares a cool little item: Vertigo blog: “If you happened to be watching BBC America last night, chances are pretty good that you caught the debut of our first-ever TV commercial for VERTIGO CRIME…” Personally I think this is the first-ever comic book commercial I remember seeing — then again, I just asked someone if that GI Joe movie ever came out. (Maybe a case of selective memory). Regardless, it’s a cool little spot, spotlighting DARK ENTRIES by Ian Rankin and Werther Dell’Edera and FILTHY ...
Vertigo Crime Line advertises on BBC America
THE BEAT —
... Remember how for years and years everyone said “If we could only advertise comic book on TV, everything would be solved!” Well, as announced on Vertigo’s Graphic Content blog, Vertigo is doing just that with a TV spot for their initial Crime Line releases that is currently running on BBC America. You can ...
