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American Comics A History 592 Pages

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August 29, 2021

Gal Gadot, Dwayne Johnson and Ryan Reynolds are making a Netflix film togetherDigital Spy

Test screenings for The Batman begin comicbook


Avengers Assemble

Batman-modern-shirt-logo

Batman Shirt Modern Logo – Amazon


Nottingham comicon gets cancelledNottingham Post


Free Guy film piles up the box office with almost $180 million worldwide earnings Yahoo News


Batman artist Cully Hamner profileal.com

Whatever the project, Hamner’s artwork is dynamic yet clean. Full of light and shadow...

Redesigns of classic characters keep comic books from becoming formaldehyde. But they can be susceptible to fanboys’ social-media death-rays. Around 2011, Hamner helped lead the extensive “New 52,” a massive DC Universe redesign...


The expiring copyright on Mickey Mouse & the looming activities of eager artists

The copyright for Walt Disney’s 1928 cartoon Steamboat Willie — which introduced the world to Mickey Mouse — is set to expire and enter the public domain in three years. The rights will include the character Mickey Mouse as he appeared in the film. But in 1988, in an effort to avoid this very same issue, Disney successfully lobbied Congress to lengthen the number of years that copyrights can be held. The law is called the Copyright Term Extension Act but has also also been dubbed “the Mickey Mouse Protection Act.”

Story at Hollywood Reporter


Supply chain issues limits Batman-Day activity

Story at MSN News


Love the Food that Loves You Back Book

Love The Food that Loves You Back – Amazon

Love the Food that Loves You Back: 100 Recipes That Serve Up Big Portions and Super Nutritious Food (Cookbook for Nutrition, Weight Management)


Batman and Robin Omnibus Adventures 904 Pages

Batman and Robin Omnibus Adventures 904 Pages - Amazon


"When Comic Books Were America’s Secret Superpower"

Interview with Paul S. Hirsch about his book Pulp Empire: The Secret History of Comic Book

Paul S. Hirsch: During World War II, comic books were prevalent to a degree that it’s almost impossible to imagine now. They were selling close to a billion copies a year—and they were selling them all over the world. Not just in the United States, where they were certainly consumed ravenously on the homefront. The government viewed comics as essential material, like tobacco—something that that soldiers needed to function in the field. So, they were shipping comics everywhere that American soldiers were.

AMAZON: Pulp Empire: The Secret History of Comic Book Imperialism


Maybe one of the original Captian Marvels is coming back?MSN News


She-Hulk TV series production wrapsComicbook


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American Comics: A History – W. W. Norton & Company, November 16, 2021, 592 pages



Original page July 28, 2021