Even if you missed "The Big Bang Theory" last night, you can still catch Geoff Johns' post about the Star Sapphire appearance that occurred. The CBS show is known for its geek-friendly T-shirts, and the Sapphires' symbol from "Green Lantern" certainly sounds like a sensible fit.
Elsewhere, there was a hilarious exchange this morning between the "Blue Beetle" creative team which should serve as a lesson to writers everywhere about treating your penciler with the utmost respect and consideration when planning your scripts. Don't worry, though, it was all in good fun — as was Stan Lee's desire to appear in a Batman film and Bryan Lee O'Malley's claim to inspiring DC's new "Earth One" OGN format.
I'm @brianwarmoth, and this is the Twitter Report for December 8, 2009.
@GeoffJohns0 Thanks East Coasters for pointing out Sheldon was wearing a Star Sapphire t-shirt tonight on The Big Bang Theory. 
-Geoff Johns, Writer ("Blackest Night," "The Flash")
@smilinstanlee Speaking of cameos, wouldn't it be cool if Warner Bros. gave me a cameo in Batman?!! Betcha THAT would shake things up among the fans!
-Stan Lee, Writer ("The Amazing Spider-Man," "The Fantastic Four")
"Blue Beetle" #1: @matt_sturges Oh, crap! I thought I had one more page in this Blue Beetle script than I really do. This is bad! What'll I cut?
-Matt Sturges, Writer ("Jack of Fables," "Blue Beetle")
"Blue Beetle" #2: @matt_sturges @MykeNorten So, uh, how do you feel about 7-panel pages?
"Blue Beetle" #4: @MykeNorten @matt_sturges How do you feel about stick figures and talking heads?
-Mike Norton, Artist ("Blue Beetle," "Gravity")
@radiomaru Comics Industry Talk: DC is rebooting Superman and Batman in the so-called "Scott Pilgrim format" (so-called by me)
-Bryan Lee O'Malley, Writer/Artist ("Scott Pilgrim vs. The World," "Lost at Sea")
Parting Wisdom for the Day:
@neilhimself I'm a writer: I know what litotes is & whether it's a figure of speech based on understatement or the kind of fish that gives you a pedicure
-Neil Gaiman, Writer ("The Sandman," "Miracleman")
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