Quick Thoughts: Twitter Through 2009-05-10

  • Interesting: next week’s comics include 1st issues of Unwritten, Unknown, and Unthinkable.
  • Grumpy Old Fan of @robot6 wonders: was it really necessary to kill Bart Allen and X just to bring them back in LO3W?
  • Utter horror: just realized I actually remember bits of the Star Wars: Droids cartoon theme song from the 1980s.
  • Amazon’s new Kindle DX: at 9.7″ it could handle B&W comics just fine (but the $490 price is a bit steep)
  • This week’s haul: Flash:Rebirth, Buffy, Astro City & 2 Farscape issues
  • Yeah, the Secret Origin of Barry Allen’s Bow Tie was unnecessary.
  • Major speedster color schemes: Red&Gold (Flash, Kid Flash, Johnny Quick) or Blue&White (Quicksilver, XS, Max Mercury, Savitar).
  • WTF? They’re remaking Clash of the Titans?
  • *sigh* why do new comics have to come out the same day as LOST?
  • RT @weeklycrisis: Discussing Grant Morrison’s Multiversity with new details from yesterday’s @CBR interview
  • Funny RT @jordachewee: Will Jay Garrick, Wally West or Barry Allen be able to help me with Adobe Flash?
  • Impulse/Bart Allen returns to Smallville for next week’s season finale. Photo w/ Black Canary
  • Some #comics blogger types for #followfriday – @weeklycrisis, @collectededitions, @comicbooklegacy, @johannadc, @comixace
  • Linda Park-West is #8 on Newsarama’s Top 10 Best Moms in Comics for #MothersDay (they have a Top 10 Worst Moms too)
  • Saw Wolverine. Was OK. Felt more like an episode of Heroes than any of the X-Men movies.
  • Every time I hear an ad for “Keeping Up With the Kardashians,” It sounds like “Keeping Up With the Cardassians” #startrek
  • Comic fan dislikes movies b/c art created mainly for money is corrupt. What do they think motivated comics to start with?
  • Things to consider when running a “save our show” campaign & what NOT to do: (via @johannadc and @mikesterling)

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One thought on “Quick Thoughts: Twitter Through 2009-05-10

  1. Lee H

    Absolutely ridiculous that Mania’s suggestions for “greatest comic writers of all time” are all men and the vast majority of them are best known for their Marvel/DC super hero work.

    Bob Kane? Seriously? He was good at writing his own name and little else.

    What about Marjane Satrapi, Bryan Talbot, Daniel Clowes, Alison Bechdel, Posy Simmonds, Jaime Hernandez, Gilbert Hernandez, Osamu Tezuka, Lynda Barry, Jessica Abel, Hayao Miyazaki, Scott McCloud, Rumiko Takahashi, Adrian Tomine, Bryan Lee O’Malley, Taiyō Matsumoto, Charles Schulz, René Goscinny, Chynna Clugston, Bill Watterson, Leo Baxendale, Tove Jansson, Hope Larson… the list goes on.

    (And most of the above draw their own material too. Hmm!)

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