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Public Split over Impact of NSA Leak, But Most Want Snowden Prosecuted
from Pew Research Young People Say Leak Serves Public Interest The public is divided over whether the leak of classified information about NSA phone and internet surveillance serves the public interest. But a majority says that former government contractor Edward Snowden should be criminally prosecuted. The new national survey, conducted June 12-16 by the Pew Research … Continue reading »
EWING ASSEMBLES A “MIGHTY” NEW LINE UP OF “AVENGERS”
from CBR CBR News: Al, you’re a veteran writer of British comics like “2000 A.D.” and have been writing for Dynamite for the past several years, but you’re relatively new to Marvel. How does it feel to be given the reins of an all new series in Marvel’s biggest franchise? And how does it feel … Continue reading »
First Trailer for New Animated Series, ‘Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H.’
Prepare for Justice League 3000…
from CBR Keith Giffen, JM DeMatteis and Kevin Maguire may still be best known as the team who brought the funny toDC Comics’ “Justice League,” but their future is looking a bit more adventurous. Today, the publisher revealed exclusively to CBR News that the team behind the 1986 “Bwahaha” relaunch of the world’s premier superteam will reunite this fall for “Justice League 3000″ … Continue reading »
The Return of Ben Reilly in the Pages of Scarlet Spider?
from CBR Although the solicitation text for the issue promises the return, it may take seeing Ryan Stegman’s just-released cover for “Scarlet Spider” #21 to fully register that Ben Reilly does indeed appear to be coming back from the grave. The “Superior Spider-Man” artist posted his cover online late Monday, and fans soon took notice. The art depicts a clash between current Scarlet Spider Kaine … Continue reading »
Black Swan Event: The Beginning of the End of Unpaid Internships
By Ross Perlin from Time.com Two years ago, they didn’t stand a chance. Two days ago, when I heard they had won, I dug the e-mail out of my inbox: “I’ve been glad to read about your upcoming book, Intern Nation. I recently worked as one of approximately 20 illegally unpaid interns for the Oscar-nominated film Black Swan.” … Continue reading »
