Something For The Weekend: My Top Picks Of This Week’s Posts
by Olly MacNamee
I’m flying solo this week as the rest of team recovers from the huge US elections this week. And I can’t blame them. We’re still coming to terms with the new world order here in the UK too where only 18% of the population wanted a Trump victory. Still, let’s put politics behind us and check out my choices of posts from the past week here on comicon.com:
- Okay, okay. Maybe I lied about the politics. Here’s Scott Redmond with his reaction to this week’s election results in his opinion piece, This is Why We Write – To Fight.
- Artist Karl Kesel spoke with Tony Thornley about his new Kickstarter campaign for an Impossible Jones one-shot here.
- Rachel Bellwoar, our leading interviewer, spoke with writer David F. Walker and artist/letterer Marcus Kwame Anderson about their The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn reimagining from Big Jim’s viewpoint here.
- Marvel gave us a preview of prequel comic fro the newly announced Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man animated series here.
- Koom Kankesan found the time to read Alan Moore’s new novel, The Great When, and reviewed it here.
And that about wraps it up on this dark and chilly November day here in the UK. A day to hunker down and read a few comics with a nice hot drink, methinks. Catch you next time and enjoy your weekend.
