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Blogathon 2011 Update and Offer

The Blogathon on Monday was a big success. The archive post of the entire thing is up for easy access and $349.99 was raised for the Hero Initiative. That’s the most raised in one of my Blogathons to date. But, I think we can do better. As I always do, I’ve left the sponsorship/donation window [...]

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The Blogathon has Begun!

Over at GraphiContent, my Blogathon to benefit the Hero Initiative has begun. It will be going on for the next 24 hours with new posts every 30 minutes. So, stop by, comment, encourage, read, enjoy, and, if you can, sponsor me by donating to the Hero Iniative. All of the details are on my blog [...]

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Blogathon 2011 is Only One Week Away

It’s less than a week, technically, until this year’s Blogathon where I will blog every 30 minutes for 24 hours beginning at 9am on Monday August 15, all for the Hero Initiative. The Hero Initiative is a charity that provides financial assistance to current and former industry professionals who need it. It’s a fantastic charity [...]

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Blogathon 2011 Announcement

Once again, I will be doing a Blogathon on my blog GraphiContent. It will be my fourth one and, like always, will be for charity. For those unaware, a Blogathon is where you blog for 24 hours straight, updating every 30 minutes, for charity. There’s an ‘official’ one of these where everyone does it on [...]

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Get Your Suggestions in for The Line It Is Drawn #50!

Just dropping a line to remind people that I moved the deadline for this week’s The Line It Is Drawn suggestions up a bit to late tonight rather than early tomorrow morning so that I could give the artists a bit of a head start on their pieces. So get to Twitter and tweet your [...]

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I Have a New Book Coming Out!

Plume Books (a division of Penguin) is publishing a second book about comics by me! It will be due out in July 2012. It’ll basically be an extension of the various features that I do on the blog (in list format), with a mix of some of the best ones that I’ve featured these last [...]

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A Pair of Kickstarter Projects Need Your Support!

First off, the great Jimmy Palmiotti is doing a new project called Queen Crab. You can read more about it here. Secondly, George Zapata, one of the artists from our The Line It Is Drawn feature, is drawing a series called The 36 (written and created by Kristopher White), which is sort of like Fables, [...]

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Help a Study About Comic Books and Fan Culture

Kimberly Groff, a a clinical psychology master’s student at Loyola University Maryland is doing her thesis on “Family Relationships and Men’s Participation in Comic Book Fan Culture.” As part of her research study, she needs male comic book fans over 18 years of age to take an anonymous survey (she says it will take less [...]

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Our Logo Makes Sense Again!

Today marks five years of being a part of Comic Book Resources. Thanks for having us, Jonah!

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Check us out on Facebook!

In case you haven’t noticed, Comics Should Be Good has a Facebook page (check it out here). If you “like” us on Facebook (which basically means you become “friends” with the site), you’ll be able to keep track of updates on the blog on your Facebook feed, as well as being able to interact with [...]

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Another Month of LGBT Comics!

Similar to my request for February’s Month of Indie Comics, where folks who make mini-comics or self-published comics can send in their work for spotlight/review throughout the month of February, I will be doing a similar event for the month of March with LGBT Comics. So if you have an LGBT-related comic book, feel free [...]

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A Comic Creator in Need!

Daniel Best has a piece up at his site where Alan Kupperberg explains the awful situation that long-time comic book colorist Tom Ziuko is in, both financially and having to deal with some rough health problems that have prevented him from being able to work (so it’s doubly bad – he can’t afford his health [...]

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Another Month of Indie Comics!

Okay, so I’ve decided that one of the features for February will be A Month of Indie Comics. So if you want your mini-comic or your self-published comic book featured/review on the site in February, now would be a good time to start sending me copies of your stuff. I’ll have 28 slots, so there [...]

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Happy 2nd Anniversary, Robot 6!

Our sister blog here at Comic Book Resources, Robot 6, is celebrating their 2nd Anniversary at CBR with a big ol’ birthday bash with LOTs of cool stuff! Check it out here! I was a part of the group blog that is now called Robot 6 years ago when it was The Great Curve, and [...]

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A Year of Twenty-Four Months!

So…after a Year of Cool Comic Moments and a Year of Cool Comics, what next? I considered another Year of Cool Comic Moments, but you know what, looking back at that, I think I spoiled too many comics with that series. I do like the idea of doing more cool comic moments, but just not [...]

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