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In Which Greg Rants About Creators’ Rights

The big news today is obviously Marvel suing to invalidate Jack Kirby’s heirs’ copyright claims. Kirby’s heirs– taking a page from Jerry Siegel’s family– filed notices to regain copyright of forty five different Kirby-created Marvel characters a few months ago. Given that Stan Lee already surrendered his right to file a similar claim, if a [ READ MORE ]

I have wasted so much time on this site.

The Unofficial Chronology of the DC Universe. It’s incredibly extensive and covers the entire history of the DCU. Very interesting and very time-consuming. You’ve been warned. [ READ MORE ]

Spider-Man and Batman

When I moved recently, I found my copy of Spider-Man and Batman, a Marvel and DC joint effort. I haven’t read it in years and I wanted to see how it was after all that time. Because we know how that goes. Spider-Man and Batman was a prestige format book released in 1995 that carried the hefty [ READ MORE ]

I liked the Earth-2 me better.

DC announced today that 2010 will bring original graphic novels starring Batman and Superman. The OGNs will showcase the heroes in “their first years and earliest moments retold in a standalone, original graphic novel format, on a new earth with an all-new continuity.” Kind of like the All-Star line. Ignoring the ugly design, it looks like DC is [ READ MORE ]

Video Review [11.11.09]

NerderyBlog[dot]Com Weekly Reviews ! from Greg Hyatt on Vimeo. [ READ MORE ]

DC Entertainment?

Aside from Paul Levitz stepping down as President and Publisher and writing Legion of Super-Heroes again, I have no idea what Warner Bros. restructuring of DC changes. [ READ MORE ]

Guy Ritchie to Direct Lobo

The director of Snatch and Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels is making a Lobo movie with a PG-13 rating? [ READ MORE ]

Comic Reviews: 06-24-09

It is a normal part of my weekly comic reading habits to arrange my weekly purchases in order of what I guess to be least-to-most good. This way, my reading will be progressively enjoyable. I do this rather arbitrarily based on previous reading enjoyment, currently plots, and covers. This week, my order of comics was: [ READ MORE ]

JSA Vs. Kobra: Engines of Faith #1

It’s highly unusual when X-Factor is not my favorite comic of the week.  What’s even more unusual is that my favorite comic of the week is a JSA book. Writer Eric Trautmann (who worked on Checkmate with Greg Rucka) focuses on Mr. Terrific, a character who’s been criminally underused in the main JSA title for a [ READ MORE ]

Rucka/Hamner On the Question

Over at his LiveJournal, Greg Rucka has unveiled a few design sketches from artist Cully Hamner on their Question backup in Detective Comics. [ READ MORE ]

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