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August 25, 2010 — << Previous | Next >> << Previous | Next >> View all The “world’s fastest cartoonist” and the world’s most badass viper pilot make special voice appearances in this week’s episode...
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August 20, 2010 — Hold onto your Storm Trooper helmets, nerds, because next week's Futurama is going to be a veritable geeksplosion. Not only does it feature guest appearances by show creator Matt Groening, executive...
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August 20, 2010 — Filed under: Television , News , Sci-Fi Comic-Con may be over for 2010, but its intergalactic equivalent is just getting started in the retro-futuristic 31st century of "Futurama." According to Comedy Central, the show's August 26 episode...
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August 04, 2010 — World renowned cartoonists Al Jaffee and Sergio Aragones have been part of “The Usual Gang of Idiots” at MAD Magazine for over 40 years and their amazing work continues to...
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August 08, 2009 — So you’ve just dipped into one of Sergio Aragonés’ cartoons. Relax. Make yourself at home. The artist would like you to feel perfectly at ease in the miniature cosmos he has...
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April 28, 2010 — This illustration by Sergio Aragones shows people being only partly as happy as you will be if you follow our suggestions for Free Comic Book Day. ( Sergio...
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12 hours ago — contributing to the greater culture, Mark Waid attempted to return to his seat. But he never made it. Because cartoonist Sergio Aragones confronted Waid face to face, right there during the award ceremony,...
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August 31, 2010 — , Comics Industry, you really need to learn to pace yourself a bit). Here are some things that grabbed my eye on this week’s shipping lists… 1 for $1: Groo: It’s a good week for cheap comics. One dollar will...
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August 31, 2010 — of the above happens just in this first issue! Not since Luke Skywalker first stepped aboard the Millennium Falcon has the galaxy seemed like such a vast, exciting, dangerous place!...
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August 31, 2010 — attempted to return to his seat. But he never made it. Because cartoonist Sergio Aragones confronted Waid face to face, right there during the award ceremony, to argue the point. I had a chance to talk to...
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August 30, 2010 — more important than copyright" and "there are more ideas in one week at your comic shop than three years in Hollywood." The report at Bleeding Cool does note that not everyone in attendance was pleased with Waid's talk, with...
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August 30, 2010 — more important than copyright" and "there are more ideas in one week at your comic shop than three years in Hollywood." The report at Bleeding Cool does note that not everyone in attendance was pleased with Waid's talk, with...
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August 30, 2010 — MAD magazine legend, Sergio Aragones, got into a heated exchange, and Waid left the ceremony rather loudly. Those are the events from the night, as I remember them from my seat near the front of the room....
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August 31, 2010 — MAD writer extraordinaire Desmond Devlin sent me t his link to a highly interesting article about a lively exchange between comic book writer Mark Waid and Sergio Aragonés at last night’s Harvey Awards....
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August 29, 2010 — -directed rebuttal by Sergio Aragones. Not while there are matinee movies to see and rivers to tumble down in one's inner tube. If you want to read around on the matter, though, let me suggest a few things. *...