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'No Place Like Home' puts a horror twist on 'Wizard of Oz'
USA TODAY
A young woman returns to Kansas for her parents' funeral and finds a tornado of crazy in No Place Like Home. The British comic-book creator and writer was psyched about watching a TV show that took a well-known classic tale, set it in modern times and ...

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A Look Back at My First Experiences in the Comic Book World
Wired News
By Dak As the DC Comics New 52 Justice League and Justice League International Volume 1 are released, I've been looking back at my first experiences in the comic book world. Since January, a few of my articles ended up on DC Comics Facebook page, ...

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Transmogrifying the women of DC comics
Joystiq
It runs in the family -- my father collected comics when he was a kid, and he has a particularly painful tale of how he collected Superman from day one. He actually owned Action Comics #1. However, when he left home and joined the military, ...


 
Sydney Morning Herald
Comic artists pursue the American dream
Sydney Morning Herald
Now Australian comic book heroes have assembled to make their dreams come true, travelling across North America and thrilling readers with their feisty work. As the Caravan of Comics tour, a convoy of 11 local artists starred at comic-focused museums, ...

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How Bay Area Comics "Break In" at the Punch Line -- It's Not Easy
SF Weekly (blog)
By Dana Sitar Wed., May 23 2012 at 2:00 PM Comedians who have set out on the road will always remember their "home club" -- the place they first discovered what it means to be a comic. Here they learn their stage etiquette, how to host, ...


 
Superhuman characters hail from area in new series
New Baltimore Voice Newspapers
"I'm not shocked at all that this has all come together." McPherson made his way home last weekend for the Motor City Comic Con; and he said he tries to make it back to the area often, as he still has friends and family here.


 
Globe and Mail
Could Superman be gay? DC Comics having one their popular characters come out ...
Fox News
Honchos at Superman's comic book home, DC Comics, said this weekend that one of their most identifiable (but as of yet unnamed) straight characters will soon be coming out of the closet, according to a report. At the Kapow Comic Convention held last ...
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