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    Sign of the times: Tor.com acquires the Web-only rights to two graphic novels, which will be serialized on the website. "Cupertino-based Spring Design has filed a lawsuit against Barnes & Noble over the use of its Alex e-book intellectual property" in the bookstore chain’s new Nook e-reader, according to Aulia Masna. Full Article at Journalista
    Cupertino-based Spring Design has filed a lawsuit against Barnes & Noble over the use of its Alex e-book intellectual property
    SOURCE: Journalista 4 weeks ago
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Nov. 4, 2009: Super Satan
  1. In the end, I think stories like the one in Adrift work when you approach them with vastly reduced or specialized expectations: when this is one of 30 books you might buy at a convention in support of a scene, or if you just want a sense of the artist’s work, or if you have an inexhaustible appetite for...
    SOURCE: Journalista 4 weeks ago
  2. You know already whether or not you’re going to be into this. The cover of this book doesn’t lie. Scratchy, amateurish scrawling with what appears to be a Bic pen, tasteless gags, and lots of blood (oh, the book, even though it mostly in black & white, is printed in color so the blood can be red… nice t...
    SOURCE: Journalista 4 weeks ago
  3. The book would have benefitted greatly by using an accomplished comic artist as opposed to a professional illustrator unaccustomed to working in the medium. As a result, his pages are poorly constructed, the storytelling is weak and the use of shadow and scratchy lines robs the comic sections of their p...
    SOURCE: Journalista 4 weeks ago
  4. I want someone to pay Al Columbia six figures to adapt Stephen King’s It.
    SOURCE: Journalista 4 weeks ago

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