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“Well, let it pass, he thought; April is over, April is over. There are all kinds...”

– F. Scott Fitzgerald, “The Sensible Thing”

Feb 10th

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“We need comics. We don’t need the comic mainstream – certainly not as much as it...”

– Last Friday I wrote a really long post over at my site about Before Watchmen. It was probably too long, fence-sitting and unstructured to get as much widespread attention as some of the more aggressive pieces out there, but I still feel everything in it. This is the tiniest part of it - a sentiment...

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The Newly Announced Before Watchmen Is a Prime... →

iandsharman: nixsight: iandsharman: nixsight: “I have no idea whether this project will be any good or not. But it sits as a shining example of the fundamental flaw that exists in the comic industry, especially within DC Comics. They spend most of their time chasing the readers that grew up with their iconic characters rather than attempting to attract new readers who are growing up...

Feb 5th

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The Newly Announced Before Watchmen Is a Prime... →

iandsharman: nixsight: “I have no idea whether this project will be any good or not. But it sits as a shining example of the fundamental flaw that exists in the comic industry, especially within DC Comics. They spend most of their time chasing the readers that grew up with their iconic characters rather than attempting to attract new readers who are growing up right now.” Totally agree...

Feb 5th

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The Newly Announced Before Watchmen Is a Prime... →

“I have no idea whether this project will be any good or not. But it sits as a shining example of the fundamental flaw that exists in the comic industry, especially within DC Comics. They spend most of their time chasing the readers that grew up with their iconic characters rather than attempting to attract new readers who are growing up right now.” Totally agree with this - though I think...

Feb 5th

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