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DevolutioN: a New Online Comic
Three complete issues are available and more are on the way!
Superman #680
I'm not convinced this fellow in the cape is Superman.
Astonishing X-Men #25
Curse you, Warren Ellis!
Fables #75
The war comes to an end, what could be next?
Batman #680
Mr. McGovern has high praise and deep insight for Batman RIP!
Solomon Kane #1
If Werner Herzog made a comic, it would be Solomon Kane.
Skaar, Son of Hulk Presents: The Savage World of Sakaar
The inevitable spin-off of Planet Hulk
Moon Knight #21
So-so regards for this issue of Moon Knight.
Ethan Nicolle, Creator of Chumble Spuzz
An interview with the creator behind the "wild romp" that is Chumble Spuzz!
Interview with Paul Neary
An interview with Marvel artist Paul Neary!
A Duck, a Mime, and The Dada Detective
An audio interview with the co-writers of indie book The Dada Detective!
Interview with Ace Masters
Mr. Agot swaps bytes with Ace Masters, Publisher of Masterpiece Comics!
Paul Karasik on Fletcher Hanks
Paul Karasik is the editor of the Fletcher Hanks tribute, I Shall Destroy All Civilized Planets
Interview with Percy Carey
Frank chats with NYC-based hip-hop rapper and comics writer Percy Carey!
Interview with Fly
Frank chats with NYC-based internationally-known artist Fly!
Column: Special Feature: SPX Spotlight 3
Being a sporadic accounting of self-made masterworks I picked up at the premier indie-comics event, the Small Press Expo.
Column: Special Feature: SPX Spotlight 2: The Lagoon
"No one orchestrates moments and metaphors like Lille Carre."
Column: Special Feature: SPX Spotlight: The Hot Breath of War
Being a sporadic accounting of self-made masterworks I picked up at the premier indie-comics event, the Small Press Expo.
Column: Special Feature: Ain't It Cool Media
Examining the Warren Ellis of Multiple Worlds at Avatar Press.
Column: Devolution the Column: Introduction to Issue 3
Matt describes a real-life horror as the first part of Issue #3 is released.
Column: The Whirling Spinner Rack: Review: The Yearning
Kevin's review of this silent graphic novel!
Column: The Whirling Spinner Rack: Review: The Escapists HC
Kevin's review of this Brian K. Vaughan book!
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Review: Hannspree HF289H 28 Inch LCD Monitor - Tuesday, September 09, 2008The Hannspree HF239H is a fantastic 28 Inch LCD Monitor that is one of the best values out there. For the price of most 24 inch monitors, you can get this 28 inch monitor with superb display quality. Read more about it here.
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Review: Belkin F1UP0301 2-Port USB Print Server - Monday, January 28, 2008Need a way to share a USB printer on your home network? Consider the Belkin F1UP0301 2-Port USB Print Server. Mine is working great with my Windows XP and Windows Vista based computers and it should work with Macs and Linux based computers too. Read more about it here.
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Review: Nabaztag/tag Wi-Fi Enabled Toy Rabbit - Saturday, December 29, 2007Nabaztag is a Wi-Fi enabled toy rabbit that I received as a Christmas present. It's kind of hard to describe and I'm still trying to get to know my little buddy better. You can read more about it here.
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Review: Magellan RoadMate 2200T (Refurbished) - Wednesday, November 28, 2007GPS are selling like hotcakes this season. Not only do they make great gifts but they are also extremely useful. I've been thinking about buying one for awhile but was waiting for prices to come down a bit until I noticed that refurbished versions of the Magellan RoadMate 2200T were selling for around $150. New units cost $400 and in order to get the same features from other brands, I would have to pay many times more than $150. For only $150, I decided to give the refurbished Magellan RoadMate 2200T a try. Read more about it here.
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Have business meetings with avatars in a virtual world
Altadyn has launched Online Meeting, which allows companies to create virtual worlds and conduct meetings.
New 'Halo'-esque look for Korea's troops
Korean Agency for Defense Development is designing battle uniforms for the "future combatant" that include bulletproof helmets and automatic temperature control.
Earnings alert: HP gets fourth-quarter boost
Plus: Nortel earnings sink...Lenovo revenue plunges...Time Warner performance is flat...Pioneer predicts greater loss.
HP sees fourth-quarter sales boost
Revenues of the PC maker hit $33.6 billion, with adjusted earnings of $1.03 per share. That's "another solid quarter," CEO Mark Hurd says, as it digests EDS.
Microsoft's D.C. lobbying sank Google-Yahoo deal, Jerry Yang
Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang hoped an advertising deal with Google would boost revenue and keep Microsoft at bay. Instead, he ended up resigning soon after the Justice Department, thanks to Microsoft lobbying, blocked the deal.
Get a 22-inch LCD for $149.99 shipped (AR)
It's an entry-level model, but it's new and highly rated among buyers.
Noncompete clauses can keep tech in check
IBM's lawsuit against former executive Mark Papermaster, who is trying to join Apple, underscores how companies can enforce restrictions on their employees.
Next level: Tower Defense creators build new game company
Together at last: The developers or Flash Element TD and Desktop Tower Defense launch yet more games.
Yahoo's ultimate search--a new CEO
Internet search pioneer Yahoo is about to embark on one of its most important searches, finding its next CEO. Will Microsoft executives be in candidates pool?
Yang's travails: A Yahoo timeline
It was a rough 17 months for Jerry Yang as Yahoo's chief executive. Here's a chronology of the Internet pioneer's tenure at the top.
Why hasn't Oracle bought anyone (or everyone) yet?
Oracle has been big in the M&A game. Why is it playing coy now?
Google 'Voice Search' hands-on verdict: Awesome
Google's updated Mobile App for iPhone is finally here, and it works as advertised.
A pity for Yahoo that John McCain didn't win
Making up for a lost decade has to be Job No. 1. And that means getting someone at the top who won't march Yahoo around in wrong directions again.
With Yang out, Microsoft may come back
Several sources close to the company expect renewed takeover interest from the software giant.
Intel officially launches Core i7, pricing
Chipmaker officially debuts its next-generation processor at an event in San Francisco.
NASA, Google Maps track Southern California wildfires
NASA's Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer satellite delivers photos of the Southern California wildfires. Google Maps provides another way to chart the course of the fires.
New game brings iPhone into Wiimote territory
iFun, a new game for the iPhone created by the Social Gaming Network, uses the device's accelerometer to turn it into a game controller.
Jerry Yang memo to staff about stepping down
Here is the full text of the note Jerry Yang sent to employees about stepping down as CEO as soon as a replacement is found.
Microsoft in patent battle over Visual Studio
Software maker aims to defend users of its software tools. WebXchange has sued three Visual Studio customers, saying their use of the product infringes on its patents.
Mourning, unease after Silicon Valley slayings
The man suspected of killing three employees at a start-up Friday was terminated, not laid off. But given the economic climate, the incident still has folks worried.
Video: Daily Debrief: Can Mark Cuban beat the SEC?
The SEC claims that Mark Cuban illegally dumped his holdings in Mamma.com after learning about an impending private stock offering. Charles Cooper and Dawn Kawamoto discuss the charges facing one of the best-known technology entrepreneurs of the last decade.
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