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Kobe Bryant, Obama's Birth Certificate, And 'Hanna' In Today's Twitter Report

Posted 4/27/11 12:01 pm EST by in Twitter Report


HannaKobe Bryant and the Los Angeles Lakers can be divisive subjects when it comes to the NBA right now. For example, just look at the opinions expressed by Francis Manapul and Rob Liefeld last night.

And speaking of divisive subjects, President Barack Obama's birth certificate showed up in tweeting this morning after the White House released copies to the public. However, zombie theories are still floating around out there! Check out who needs convincing and who related to the film "Hanna" after the jump.

I'm @brianwarmoth, and this is the Twitter Report for April 27, 2011. Read More...

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R.I.P. Poly Styrene, Royal Wedding Thoughts, And 'The Killing' In Today's Twitter Report

Posted 4/26/11 12:46 pm EST by in Twitter Report


Poly StyreneTuesday brought sad news for punk rock fans with the death of former X-Ray Spex singer Poly Styrene. Flagrant music lovers Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie shared what she meant to them, both as a music icon and performer with a punny name.

The flip-side of authority in the U.K. continued to trend in conversations as well, though, with Mark Millar and Paul Grist sounding off about the British royal family and their ensuing wedding. Read on for jabs, queries, and "Doctor Who" and "The Killing" criticism.

I'm @brianwarmoth, and this is the Twitter Report for April 26, 2011. Read More...

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'Game of Thrones' Reactions, The Royal Wedding, And 'Doctor Who' In Today's Twitter Report

Posted 4/25/11 1:31 pm EST by in Twitter Report


Game of ThronesAs if there were any doubt, "Game of Thrones" has a officially taken on the role of the most talked about Sunday night TV show for the moment, at least among the 500 or so comics folks on the Twitter Report follow list. Last night's episode "The Kingsroad" seems to have convinced Ron Marz and Phil Hester to keep watching. Jon Favreau, meanwhile, just loves the credit sequence.

In real-world royal topics, Prince William's marriage to Kate Middleton's showing up everywhere you don't want to read about it. Edgar Wright's worried about what leaving his homeland during the festivities will mean. His thoughts and Rob Williams' new name for Karen Gillan's "Doctor Who" character await you after the jump.

I'm @brianwarmoth, and this is the Twitter Report for April 25, 2011. Read More...

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'Green Lantern' And 'Cowboys & Aliens' Reactions, And Female Superheroes In Today's Twitter Report

Posted 4/22/11 12:14 pm EST by in Twitter Report


Cowboys and AliensThe general public got a look at some new "Cowboys and Aliens" trailer action last week, but if you're a producer like Ron Howard, Jon Favreau's got a lot more to show you. I'm sure the same goes for the producers behind "Green Lantern" right now, but the tweets in the feed this morning only included trailer critiques on that front.

Check out what Bill Willingham was looking for in there, as well what Bryan Hitch refused to do on his birthday and who finished "Dragon Age 2" below. Those thoughts and Mark Millar's opinion on Arnold Schwarzenegger wanting to be President made the rundown in today's highlights.

I'm @brianwarmoth, and this is the Twitter Report for April 22, 2011. Read More...

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Hugh Jackman's Wolverine Diet, 'X-Men: First Class' Criticism, And 'Thor' In Today's Twitter Report

Posted 4/21/11 1:44 pm EST by in Twitter Report


Phil NotoThe new "X-Men: First Class" poster that arrived for the UK this week left a bit to be desired for some mutant fans, but artist Phil Noto drew some inspiration from the the film and made his own poster. Our feed this morning kicked off with a stack of deserved compliments, and I think you'll see why down below.

Hugh Jackman, meanwhile, rarely finds time in his busy life to use Twitter, but going off of his Wolverine diet and taking a production break in Paris evidently got him in the mood today. His exuberance, a sweet Catwoman sketch from Ted Naifeh and gut feelings about "Thor" and "Dylan Dog" all made the day's retweet list.

I'm @brianwarmoth, and this is the Twitter Report for April 21, 2011. Read More...

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Elisabeth Sladen Remembered, 'X-Men: First Class' Hopes, And 'Avengers' In Today's Twitter Report

Posted 4/20/11 11:59 am EST by in Twitter Report


First Class"Doctor Who" fans tweeted en masse yesterday to commemorate actress Elisabeth Sladen, who passed away this week at the age of 63. Writers and artists both noted the impact she had on them as Sarah-Jane Smith in the series, and I've retweeted the likes of Edgar Wright, Paul Cornell and Pia Guerra, who all remembered Sladen fondly.

The feed brought speculation about what's to come in 2011 as well. Bryan Lee O'Malley got a little snarky about "X-Men: First Class," Robert Kirkman expects great things from "The Walking Dead" in Season 2. Find out why and what Brian Michael Bendis had to say to "Internet babies" down below.

I'm @brianwarmoth, and this is your Twitter Report for April 20, 2011. Read More...

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'Portal 2' Reviews, Edgar Wright's Birthday, And Odd Sketch Requests In Today's Twitter Report

Posted 4/19/11 11:16 am EST by in Twitter Report


Portal 2You could pretty much spot the exact moment when most of the Twitter users in our feed finished downloading "Portal 2" today. A few tweets complaining about long download times popped up, but the consensus among those who've squeezed in a few minutes with Valve's new sequel thus far seems to be positive.

In other discussions, Gabriel Hardman and Andy Kuhn broached the topic of creepy commissioned art requests. Being an in-demand artist comes with its blessings and curses, and the piece Kuhn described definitely fell into the latter category. Find out what that was about down below, along with Bryan Lee O'Malley's birthday note to Edgar Wright and who's picking up bees at the post office.

I'm @brianwarmoth, and this is your Twitter Report for April 19, 2011. Read More...

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'Game Of Thrones' Reactions, Reviews And Suggestions In Today's Twitter Report

Posted 4/18/11 11:58 am EST by in Twitter Report


Game of ThronesEver since HBO announced that they would be adapting George R. R. Martin's "Game of Thrones" for TV, fantasy nerddom has anxiously been awaiting its arrival. After weeks of tweeting about the show, everyone finally got to see the first episode last night, and Bill Willingham, Ed Brubaker and Marjorie Liu all seem to have checked the "Like" box.

That's not to say that there weren't a few critics in the audience as well, though. I'm not entirely sure which end of that spectrum Fred Van Lente's assessment fell on, but Brubaker and Willingham suggested some improvements, Joe Hill felt left out of the party and Brian Lynch just wants to see more angry geeks in the world.

I'm @brianwarmoth, and this is your Twitter Report for April 18, 2011. Read More...

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'Atlas Shrugged' Reactions, 'American Gods' And Batman In Today's Twitter Report

Posted 4/15/11 1:01 pm EST by in Twitter Report


American GodsTweeters had a lot to keep track of last night, and the diversity of discussion this morning reflected that. Neil Gaiman fans have been buzzing about HBO developing an "American Gods" adaptation, while Jon Favreau was monitoring reactions to the new "Cowboys and Aliens" trailer, and everyone with an opinion on Ayn Rand and a Twitter account seems to have something to say about the "Atlas Shrugged" film.

And somehow two posts addressed quantities of Batman, as Jock mentioned how much he has to draw right now and R. Stevens asked whether or not we're all maxed out on the Caped Crusader. These retweets and more made the day's rundown after the jump.

I'm @brianwarmoth, and this is your Twitter Report for April 15, 2011. Read More...

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'Angry Birds' Ads, 'American Idol' Reactions, And Foo Fighters In Today's Twitter Report

Posted 4/14/11 12:16 pm EST by in Twitter Report


Angry BirdsUnhappy with the advertisements that have been showing up while you play "Angry Birds"? It sounds like you have a friend in Nathan Fillion, as he's been writing out some formal tweets to the game's makers complaining about what's been appearing on his screen.

Andy Diggle voiced some concerns as well today, listing off things he can't do in mainstream comics that leave him bewildered. Ryan Kelly's Death sketch, meanwhile, will not leave you bewildered, because it is gorgeous. The Instagram link to that and Foo Fighters and "American Idol" criticism all made the Twitter highlight reel today and await you after the jump.

I'm @brianwarmoth, and this is your Twitter Report for April 13, 2011. Read More...

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