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SD08 : Cartoon Art Museum — #MZ11

Andrew Farago writes: Here’s the lineup for The Second Annual Cartoon Art Museum Sketch-A-Thon at San Diego Comic-Con! Professional cartoonists and up-and-coming illustrators will be drawing at the Cartoon Art Museum’s booth throughout the weekend, raising funds and awareness for the only museum of its kind in the western United States. Please visit [...]

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Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Conspiracy Review (Xbox 360)

Has Sierra realized the identity of this movieturnedgame?

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Not Even Nominated

The other day, I linked to a video of Steve Lawrence and Sammy Davis singing "Not Even Nominated" songs at the Academy Awards. A blogger named Lis Riba writes, in part... I listened with interest until they reached "Lucky Star"...

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Ghana: Oko's Choice

It is unusual for a newspaper to devote its editorial columns to one of its own - its cartoonist. Today we are doing precisely that!

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Dork talk: John Harris

John Harris:I bought my first iPod only a matter of months ago, having long believed that stripping music of its context via shuffling was the stuff of true evil

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Chirpy Sparro is off to a flier

DESPITE possessing a name that makes him sound as if he should be a Dickensian orphaned chimney sweep, Sam Sparro is on course to become this year's big pop breakthrough artist.

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Tonight!! Major Boobage!! SOUTH PARK Salutes The 1981 Stoner Cartoon HEAVY METAL!!

Ah, remember that “Heavy Metal” mega-soundtrack that kept it off home video for 15 years? The title song from The Eagles’ Don Felder. Devo’s “Through Being Cool” and “Working In A Coal Mine.” Sammy Hagar, Blue Oyster Cult, Cheap Trick, Donald Fagan, Nazareth, Journey, Grand Funk Railroad, Black Sabbath and Stevie Nicks. Harold Ramis, John Candy, Eugene Levy and Joe Flaherty all provided voices. Good...

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WHat other Bloggers Are Saying About Sammy

Sammy bin Laden, of course. And the good folks over at Salon.com have some interesting details in their round-up. Small Dead Animals shows that al-Qaida evidently stole one screen capture in a recent propaganda video from the film 300: "The...

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American Muslim Calls for Murder of Danish Cartoonists

American jihadi terrorist wannabe Samir Khan, who posts anti-American pro-Islamist propaganda from the basement of his parent's house in Charlotte, NC, Danish cartoonists with the fate of Theo Van Gogh, who was murdered by a Muslim in Amsterdam for making the movie "Submission":All we can say to the cartoonists is: you fools seem to forget the end of Theo Van Gogh (may Allah’s curse be upon him) and...

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    Samirs neighbor says hello

    Samir Khan the evil internet blogger, lives in a house at 11231 Tradition View Drive, Charlotte, NC 28269, phone of 704-510-0656. Name in phone book -...

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AICN COMICS REVIEWS THE HULK RED! THE END LEAGUE! THE SPIRIT! AND MORE!!!

One of the many benefits of reading Michael Chabon's THE AMAZING ADVENTURES OF KAVALIER AND CLAY is that you get a real sense of the freight train of creativity that was forced into motion in the Golden Age of comic books. The mad scramble to capitalize on the sudden, immense popularity of “masked man” characters in the months after the debut of SUPERMAN in ACTION COMICS gets dramatized in one of my...

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Best Movie of the Year

I meant to put up a Best Movie of the Year posting before 2007 ended but, well, the holidays and all. You know how it is. There's this one you have to see and that one you have to call and then there's all that food you wind up eating when you don't mean to, and how does one turn down a nice slice of ham, really? Then there's that bottle of something strange and new to try (Hpnotiq? A perfect

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CCS students hold holiday auction

Center for Cartoon Studies Ken Dahl poster The students at the Center for Cartoon Studies are auctioning off four posters to raise money to help pay for convention costs. The items up for bid, all included in one package, include: Signed by Seth, An uncut sheet from the 1st CCS brochure. Seth designed and drew this [...]

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Picks of the Week: 11/29

And here we are again with our picks of the most promising books coming to comic shops this week. And due to Thanksgiving, remember that books will be arriving a day later, on Thursday... Patrick’s Pick: Little Sammy Sneeze: The Complete Color Sunday Comics 1904-1905 - The Holiday shopping season has begun, and this oversized collection from Sunday Press Books (of Little Nemo in Slumberland: So Many...

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Little Sammy Sneeze

It is sometimes pointed out that Americans have contributed two original art forms to the culture of the world, jazz and comic strips. Though both have precedents, they achieved the state for which they are identified here in the U.S. One of the earliest pioneers of the latter is still one of its all time masters [...]

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Little Nemo and the difficult task of archiving the funnies

Anyone trying to read Winsor McCay's works a few years ago was mostly faced with poor quality, tiny, scrunched up...