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Around the Tubes

It’s Labor Day. We’ll be posting up throughout the day, but use the day to think about the contributions the labor movement have given to us.

While you do that, here’s some news and reviews from around the web in our morning roundup.

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CBR – R.I.P. “Marmaduke” Creator Brad Anderson – Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends.

Youth Kiawaaz – A Graphic Novel That Beautifully Portrays What It’s Like To Grow Up In Kashmir – Sounds interesting.

GamePolitics – AbleGamers launches ‘AbleGamers Fellowship’ program – Congrats everyone!

 

Around the Tubes Reviews

Nothing But Comics – Colder: Toss the Bones #1

Flickering Myth – Dark Corridor #2

Talking Comics – Deadpool vs. Thanos #1

Around the Tubes

It’s new comic book day tomorrow! We’ve already started to run previews, and we’ll have our picks in a few hours. So, stick around to see what you should be checking out this week!

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The Comichron – May 2015 comics sales estimates online: Loot Crate effect hits half-million copies – And the Loot Crate comic will tank next month.

Greater Kashmir – Kashmir’s first graphic novel to be released this month – Cool to see!

 

Around the Tubes Reviews

CBR – Gotham Academy #7

CBR – Strange Fruit #1

Choice Quotes

A light week for quotes.  Both come from The Invincible Iron Man #4:

On a gathering of various terrorists:

We’ve got Kashmiris…Crazy cracker separatist trash.  A handful of Basque… And even Communists from Peru.  My Lord Zeke.  It’s like an ideological Beneton Ad out there.

And showing sometimes comic book writers sometimes have brilliant ideas on how to fix the world (WARNING SPOILER):

Tony Stark: Did you know there are some places in Africa where you’ve got a machine for every thirty-five people?  To say nothing of the warehouses and supply lines you’ve established over generations?  All the governments and N.G.O.s in the world can’t get as established in the third world as you guys.

Cola Exec: Mr. Stark… You’re buying us for our vending machines to sell a drink you don’t even like?

Tony Stark: No.  I’m buying you for vending machines from which we’ll distribute retrovirals and — Once we get it — The AIDS Vaccine.  All across the third world.  Your vending machines are gonna save more lives than the Berlin Airlift.