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Blog Name: Read Comics
Url: http://readcomics.org/
Language: English
Topics: comicbooks, comics, graphicnovels
Description: ReadComics.org is a blog and podcast for comic book lovers with diverse opinions to rant about all things comic book.
Popularity: 14 Followers

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ReadComics Podcast #040 – Bookclub #13 – Wonderful Wizard of Oz
No introduction can describe what will follow in this podcast. Mike says: “Listen, and godspeed.” Jason says: “Listen and god help you.” This is actually only fifteen minutes of podcast #40, and the rest is podcast #41, since we lost everything of the first podcast after a hard-drive write-error. Mike, Jason, Susie, Florence and Marty all read and discussed the recent Marvel adaptation of The Wond
How many comics does it take to get to the center of the internet?
http://gizmodo.com/5391045/apple-tablet-will-restore-comic-books-to-former-glory?skyline=true&s=x This is the type of thing I’ve been waiting for for awhile. Not just for comics, but for all sorts of magazines, but it’s going to be especially nice for comics. That is, if the publishers get on board, of course. I’ve been reading stuff on Marvel’s Digital site for awhile, plus webcomics for years now, not to mention Zuda, and cd collections. I really don’t have any problem reading comics on a computer screen. And imagine this: yo
Wonder Woman Art Auction for a Good Cause
I met Andy Mangels recently, when he was a featured guest at Gaylaxicon, and I was intrigued to learn about his online Wonder Woman museum. On October 26th, he is holding the 4th annual Wonder Woman Day, which includes an art auction with art donated by Alex Ross and Gail Simone among others. I would love to find a way to buy some of the prints fea
Bollywood movie from 1988 features Superman and Spiderwoman dancing and fighting crime
Apparently it’s from the movie Dariya Dil. This scene is well worth watching. Hysterical.
Are Motion Comics the future of Comic Books?
Recently the new Spider-Woman series by Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev hit the stands. It may also surprise you that they’ve also released a “motion comic” of the series on iTunes as well.  In fact, if you read much of the promotional interviews and articles bout Spider-Woman, you’ll find that Marvel is pushing the motion comic more than the printed comic.  In addition, they just anno

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