Summer Wars anime interview in today's Express

Destruction of Oz: Mamoru Hosoda's anime 'Summer Wars' illustrates the perils of a networked world.
Written by Express contributor Ryan Little
January 14, 2011
http://www.expressnightout.com/content/2011/01/mamoru-hosada-summer-wars.php

Washington Examiner on Green Hornet

'Green Hornet' falls short of expectations
 Sally Kline
Washington Examiner January 14 2011, p. 29
http://washingtonexaminer.com/entertainment/movies/2011/01/green-hornet-falls-short-expectations

The Express ran the Post's review by Kois to.

New Flugennock cartoon online

Flugennock checks in on Wikileaks and Twitter.

Kois on Green Hornet in Post

Harnessing the power of humor
By Dan Kois
Washington Post January 14, 2010
http://www.washingtonpost.com/gog/movies/the-green-hornet,1158839/critic-review.html

He appears to like it, for the most part.

Post blogger recommends 'Paper Doll Orgy' collection

'Paper Doll Orgy'

By Ezra Klein, January 12 2011.

The webcomic is by Ted McCagg.

USA Today on King!

'KING!' lays a rock and roll smackdown on evil
By John Geddes, USA TODAY January 13 2011
http://www.usatoday.com/life/comics/2011-01-13-king-blacklist13-ST_N.htm

SF Examiner on KAL's exhibit

Prime political cartoons from KAL
Cathy Bowman
San Francisco Examiner 01/12/11
http://www.sfexaminer.com/entertainment/fine-arts/2011/01/prime-political-cartoons-kal

Beeler cartoon questioned on something called Sodahead

Nate's Beeler recent vulture cartoon is questioned on something called Sodahead. There's over 400 opinions logged now, if you can't get enough of that type of thing.

Third Eye Comics explains green superheroes

Green Good Guys: Steve Anderson on Green Superheroes

Posted By Kristen Page-Kirby 

Express January 13, 2011

http://www.expressnightout.com/content/2011/01/steve-anderson-third-eye-comics-green-heroes.php

 

in case you don't know your Green Hornet from your Green Lantern.

Truitt and USA Today on comics

Mission creep alert!

On the assumption that USA Today is based in northern Virginia, and it's reporters probably are too, I'm going to expand to listing all their comic articles, and not just the ones by ex-Washington Examiner reporter Brian Truitt.

Captain America puts focus on suicide prevention
By John Geddes, USA TODAY January 12 2011

Take a trip to alternate realities with 'The Infinite Vacation'
By Brian Truitt, USA TODAY January 12 2011

Archie to go day-and-date digitally with titles in April
By Brian Truitt, USA TODAY January 12 2011

Weldon on new comics news

Comics Roundup: Pixelated Heroes; Conan; Kevin Keller; Hark! A Book! 

by Glen Weldon

January 12, 2011

http://www.npr.org/blogs/monkeysee/2011/01/12/132858916/comics-roundup-pixelated-heroes-conan-kevin-keller-hark-a-book

Tonight, tomorrow: Brad Meltzer in town

I'm going to the one at Borders which is close to my house if anyone wants to meet up. For the record, many years ago I worked at the National Archives. Mike

Brad Meltzer
The Inner Circle

January 12, 2011 7:30 PM

Baileys Crossroads - Borders
5871 Crossroads Center Way
Baileys Crossroads, VA 22041

There are stories no one knows. Hidden stories. I love those stories. And since I work in the National Archives, I find those stories for a living. So says Beecher White, a young archivist who spends his days working with the most important documents of the U.S. government.

January 13 at 7 pm, at Politics and Prose.

Brad's site

Comic Riffs on cartoons about Arizona murders

TUCSON TRAGEDY: Cartoonists diverge on whether to go partisan
By Michael Cavna
Washington Post Comic Riffs blog January 11 2011

Local cartoonist Nate Beeler is interviewed.

Fairfax Times on Party Crashers exhibit

Comic book art gets its due: Artisphere's ‘Party Crashers' exhibit ties two worlds together
by David Hoffman | Fairfax Times January 11 2011

I'm afraid I haven't made it to this half of the exhibit yet. Maybe this weekend!

The Reply All Blog

Donna Lewis, Washington's latest syndicated cartoonist, emailed today about her blog:

It's here.....

 

The Reply All blog (aka "In Case I Forget to Tell You Later...")  is a collection of observations based on best intentions and worst utterances.  Yes, the blog will celebrate - and satirize - the things we say, should have said and wish we had said.

 

http://www.replyallcomic.com/blog/

 

Enjoy....and comment!

 

 

"In case I forget to tell you..."

www.crazedangels.com
www.replyallcomic.com

Comix Talk on Facebook

Robert / Xavier says "Comix Talk <finally!> on FB -- updates from the site + news on some of the special projects I've got in the works for this year. If you like the site I'd appreciate you adding the FB page too!  Thanks and happy new years!"

To see more details, follow the link below: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Comix-Talk/148676071845727

He's got a bunch of interviews and photos from SPX up already.

Comic Riffs interviews Barry Blitt

IMAGE OF THE DAY: New Yorker cover artist sends Spider-Man to the hospital
By Michael Cavna
Washington Post Comic Riffs blog January 11 2011
http://voices.washingtonpost.com/comic-riffs/2011/01/art_of_the_day_new_yorker_illu.html

Some more Richard Thompson book dedication drawings

My buddy Doug has four shots of drawings in Cul de Sac books up at his Dougintology blog. The drawings appear to be by Richard Thompson, but if he offers them on e-bay, I'd ask for a certificate of authenticity.

Hey, readership, what's the word for 'book dedication drawings' in French?

University of Maryland's Jerry Lee On-Line Photo Archive at the Library of American Broadcasting

I just found out about the University of Maryland's Jerry Lee On-Line Photo Archive at the Library of American Broadcasting. There's a few photographs of interest on cartoons and comics.

 

Station WFMJ, Youngstown, OH. "Sister Kay" reads the comics to the youngsters. A daily WFMJ feature. Sister Kay is Mrs. James Ranney. is the relevant image that comes up under 'comic'.

 

The cartoon search produces more hits, mostly Ripley of Ripley's Believe or Not, but there's also a couple of Green Hornet shots. The new movie opens this week, but I think this 1930's Hornet looks tougher.

Caro doesn't get Love & Rockets' Human Diastrophism

http://www.tcj.com/hoodedutilitarian/2011/01/form-fetish-and-diastrophism/

But who really does?