Brian Michael Bendis wasn't the only one getting psyched up for a Marvel Comics retreat yesterday. Both Fred Van Lente and Jonathan Hickman mulled over the event on their own Twitter accounts -- and it looks like they've made theirs Marvel instead of President Obama's State of the Union Address.
The mysterious Apple tablet continued to trend as mightily as ever over the past 24 hours in the Twitterverse. Rob Liefeld wants one, Jon Rosenberg has a few demands and Ryan Stegman thinks he knows what Steve Jobs does when he's alone. All of those retweets and links appear after the jump with Greg Rucka pleased reaction to "Mass Effect 2" and a snapshot from Brett Ratner. Together, they form the Twitter Report for January 27, 2010.
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'Human Target' Review: Episode 1.03, 'Embassy Row'
Posted 1/26/10 10:38 pm EST by Josh Wigler in Commentary, DC Comics, Review, Vertigo
Written By: Matthew Federman & Stephen Scaia
Synopsis: When a journalist's brother is mysteriously killed, he's left with a phone number belonging to Christopher Chance (Mark Valley). Together, they set off to continue the brother's investigation into a high stakes matter that involves the Russian Embassy on United States soil.
The mission takes on greater significance for Chance, who was once close friends with the murdered sibling, when a deadly virus makes itself known. Read More...
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