Author J.K. Rowling unveiled plans for her new Harry Potter mega-site "Pottermore" this week, and even though it's not open for business just yet, she is collecting email addresses and trending in the Twittersphere. Ande Parks and Antony Johnston had their own interpretations of her plans and tweeted accordingly.
Elsewhere, Brad Meltzer demanded great things from "The Muppets," now that the film's first trailer is out. See why, as well as how far along Mark Millar is with his "Supercrooks" script down below.
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Ever since "WALL·E" ended, the doors have been left wide open for serious, dark explanations behind the stories in Pixar films. A handful of Marvel creators speculated about the truth behind the "Cars" universe this morning, including how the automobiles reproduce and how their world came to be what it is as it exists now in "Cars 2."
Even the tweets expressing dissatisfaction over 
Anyone sick of seeing tweets about "Game of Thrones" can rest easy for a while, because the first season ended last night, paving the way for 
Critical disputes rage on in the Twitter feed this week over "
The big buzz topics of the week in comic filmdom certainly seem to be the arrival of "
It's been a dangerous week for singer Joss Stone and "Game of Thrones" star Sean Bean. Stone was the target of an 
Comic book creator gender ratios are always a hot topic in the Twittersphere when they get discussed, and 
The LeBron James haters in the feed got a chance to gloat Sunday night, thanks to the Dallas Mavericks' 105-95 win over the Miami Heat. Their championship win stuck it out in trending with HBO's "Game of Thrones," and both television events generated their share of surprises.
The world lost a a treasure this week with the passing of Mad Libs creator Leonard B. Stern.