Crying in the workplace: bad but sometimes necessary.
'Heart Of Gold'
Other Media 2: It's Astounishing!
Discussion of comics, graphic novels, and more. Except for capes. No capes!
Please use spoiler font for new releases until after the weekend following release.
This timeline of recent DC staff shifts is fascinating reading: [link]
The old days were always better. Clearly.
That's some serious fucked up corporate meddling.
Basically the comics people are seen as only vehicles for the movie properties at this point. The movies are so lucrative that the comics are seen as a threat to marketing.
Too many fucking suits that don't know comics.
Holy shit, what a clusterfuck. Wow.
Oh my God, it gets worse.
They also have a talent search for artists asking them to draw Harley Quinn naked in a bathtub about to kill herself.
Also, Dan Didio responds on Twitter. "A solid two year run plus sounds stable to me and change is good to bring renewed energy."
DC really doesn't see this as their problem. They see it as our problem. We, the fans, the internet, the non-publicity-department-controlled comics media, are only upset because we *know* about this stuff. If we would just stop knowing about it, they would stop looking so stupid for doing it.
They also have a talent search for artists asking them to draw Harley Quinn naked in a bathtub about to kill herself.
I should ask Chatty!Former!Co-worker if he's seen that. Although he's at the comic-con all weekend, so maybe not the best time.
The movies are so lucrative that the comics are seen as a threat to marketing
Are you still talking about DC here?
I should ask Chatty!Former!Co-worker if he's seen that. Although he's at the comic-con all weekend, so maybe not the best time.
Do you think he'd want to work for DC?
I should ask Chatty!Former!Co-worker if he's seen that. Although he's at the comic-con all weekend, so maybe not the best time.
Do you think he'd want to work for DC?
He's as unemployed as I am, and trying to get traction with his self-published title, so yeah, I think if going to DC would get him more name recognition so he could jump to a different publisher, he'd do it.
It's not like he'd have to make a long term commitment!