Phil Hester loves "The Walking Dead," but he aired one major grievance with the show over Twitter last night and this morning, and his criticism is hard to refute; the show's zombies are in pretty good physical shape. I'm inclined to agree with him, too, based on what I've seen in the first five episodes.
Also in the feed today, Brad Meltzer posted a major spoiler about his wardrobe for his new TV series "Decoded." Read on after the jump, and you can find out what that was, what Rob Liefeld thinks of the Deadpool movie script and what Kody Chamberlain this is wrong with the depiction of comics in national news coverage.
I'm @brianwarmoth, and this is the Twitter Report for December 3, 2010. Read More...
Brits and Americans alike expressed discontent with the announcement today that Russia will host the 2018 World Cup and Qatar would get the next one in 2022. 
Whether or not tweeters were moved by celebrity pledges to sign off of Twitter to raise money for World AIDS Day, the campaign has become a topic of conversation throughout the comics Twittersphere. 
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Comics tweeters returned from their Thanksgiving weekends to a couple of sad deaths in the world of entertainment. "Naked Gun" actor Leslie Nielsen and "Empire Strikes Back" director Irvin Kershner both cemented their status in film decades ago, and their fans and critics alike showed up in our feed this morning.
Remarkably enough, Thanksgiving was not a popular tweet topic this morning, but reports about Anne Hathaway being in line to play Lois Lane and tonight's "Firebreather" premiere on Cartoon Network were. 
"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" die-hards have mostly been in revolt for the last day or so on Twitter, and they've been just as vocal from within the comics community. 
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Last night kicked off a rush among the creators on the 
I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that