Neil Gaiman connects with fans with BlackBerry Keep Moving Projects

If you follow Neil Gaiman, you may have noticed a new series of tweets with hashtags of various months of the year, and interesting concepts for future stories.  It’s all part of the BlackBerry Keep Moving Project that Mr. Gaiman is participating in that allows him to further connect with his audience.

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Major Spoilers Podcast #383: The Found Footage Fiasco

In this issue: The Found Footage and Detective genres are discussed, and we answer a comic book store etiquette question.

 

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Major Spoilers #380: A Long Time Ago…

Major Spoilers Podcast 380

This week on the show: Galaxies are far, far, away… Dark Horse and Marvel (and BOOM!, and Image, and DC, too), Spawn vs. Gaiman… SHAZAM!

 

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Major Spoilers Podcast #332: Absolute Sandman Volume 3

Absolute Sandman

This week on the show: The crew discuss everything from giant lizards, Perry White, Charlie Sheen, and Morpheous.

 

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SDCC’11: Vertigo announces Black Orchid Deluxe Edition

Vertigo has announced it plans on releasing Neil Gaiman and Dave McKean’s Black Orchid in a deluxe edition format.

BLACK ORCHID is a haunting exploration of birth, death and renewal. After being viciously murdered, Susan is reborn fully grown as the Black Orchid, a hybrid of plant and human, in order to avenge her own death. Now as this demigoddess attempts to reconcile her human memories and botanical origins, she must also untangle the webs of deception and secrets that led to her murder. Beginning in the cold streets of a heartless metropolis and ending in the lavish heartland of the thriving Amazon, this book takes the reader through a journey of secrets, suffering, and self-rediscovery.

The collected tome will arrive in the Spring of 2012.

via Vertigo

DIGITAL COMICS: 100 Words features Gaiman/Lee collab

ComiXology has announced that 100 words, the collaboration project between Neil Gaiman and Jim Lee is now available as a digital download.

“From The Sandman and Black Orchid to Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader?, Neil Gaiman has provided some of the most memorable stories of the comic book industry,” said Jim Lee. “This was a unique opportunity for the two of us to collaborate together and I’m thrilled that the story is now available for even more fans in this format.”

The seven-page poem can be purchased for a mere 99-cents through the DC App storefront.  Before you get all bent out of shape over the page-to-price ratio, DC is giving all the proceeds (meaning after Apple, Warner Bros., and the creators take their cut) to the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund.

via ComiXology

MSP#154: The Sandman Podcast

The Sandman Podcast

In this issue: Kull, Black Cat, and Klingon top the news, while comic book database software and Marvel titles are talked up in this week’s reviews. The Major Spoilers Crew heft the might tome of Absolute Sandman Volume 1 and tell you all about it.

 

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