
Traffic-wise, I'm at the bottom of the barrel. If you hit this site, odds are that you religiously hit some of the sites below. As a courtesy, here are some of the places on the web that are in part responsible for the garbage in my head in no reasonable order .
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This site has excellent daily, weekly, and monthly box office totals as well as little features on the current movie market. Watch the Elektra movie bomb in real time! |
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This is movie geek site of the first order with scripts, trailers, reviews and more. Also a good place to find Sin City stills (back when they were hard to find). |
Movie news is updated daily with this spot a nice place to find interviews, reviews and gossip. With the amount of comics turned to movie properties, the comic news comes almost daily. |
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Sure, it's full of puff, but for those of us without satellite, it's a good way to find smart TV. It also has a large database on TV programming. |
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T-Shirt Hell has the most tasteless shirts I have ever seen, much less worn. These items celebrate strippers, crying babies and idiots with equal enthusiasm. Baby Hell is especially offensive, but if you buy a shirt, I make a buck. |
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Love him or hate him, Matt Drudge runs a nice clearing house for the headlines of the day and source of links to columns.
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I prefer not to look at The Onion as a humor page, but as a legitimate news feed from a parallel universe where John Kerry is a compelling public speaker and all Playstations come with tiny little generators that have solved the world's energy problems. Just like John Byrne does. |
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Not as funny as it used to be, but still funny. Look for The Dark Knight Adjourns in the features section. |
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Mean- spirited humor along the lines of excerpts from The Single Life: Fallujah. |
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Ever suspected than Superman was a dick? Here's proof! |
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Find out how your local Senator or Rep voted on the legislation of the day. |
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MWA is the premier organization for mystery writers, professionals allied to the crime writing field, aspiring crime writers, and those who are devoted to the genre. They also present the EDGAR awards.
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One of the major Print on Demand publishers, Lightning Source has printed 10 million books since 1997, one at a time for small publishers. Books manufactured by LSI are available to 90% of all bookstores in the US and to the public through Amazon.com. Lone Star Press is working with them to produce the Pantheon script book. |
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Warren Ellis writes cool stuff and keeps a pretty active website. His weekly column, Streaming, comes out every Thursday.
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Jeff Parker wrote and drew the critically acclaimed Interman original graphic novel as well as some work for me at Lone Star Press. He is currently a member of Mercury Studios in Portland. |
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Dick Giordano is a legend and a hero of mine. Check out his digital space. |
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Bill Willingham talks about Robin, Fables, and more when he is actually on schedule. Updated once a month. |
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Mike Weiringo does a blog which includes Spider-Man sketches and other cool stuff for his fans. Links on his page go to sources for original art and other merchandise. |
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Thom Zahler has lettered some stuff for me at Lone Star Press. Now, he is doing the book design for the PANTHEON script book and for my big book of detective stories. |
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News from Neil's noggin. |
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Ty Romsa is an up and coming artist. He's doing the cover for my first Mister Adams book. |
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Park Cooper & Barb Lien-Cooper post the Gun Street Girl strip on Graphic Smash three days a week. It is a great webcomic and I was honored that they gave me a chance to ink a few pages over Ryan Howe. |
Here's the blog for Francisco de la Fuente, artist of the first Sidechicks arc. |