The "True Blood" premiere sent shockwaves through the Twittersphere last night, and shark-jumping accusations have been made. Fred Van Lente thinks the show just needs to be more honest about who its audience is though.
There was plenty stirring in the world of comics films, too, though. Joe Quesada announced that he'd be visiting a shoot for "The Avengers," and Steve Niles dropped a preview of an announcement coming this week about "Wake the Dead." Find out more about that, and check out where Rob Liefeld used to draw his X-Force layouts after the jump.
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Mentioning any event other than the death of Osama Bin Laden today would grossly mischaracterize the state of the Twittersphere last night and this morning. Creators praised the Navy SEALs who reportedly executed the mission to bring him down in Pakistan, New Yorkers reflected on the attacks almost ten years ago, and 
If you want to stir up some strong words from comics creators these days, bluntly stating something critical is a great way go about it. 
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A Florida church's decision to burn copies of the Quran has a few vocal opponents in the comics industry. Creators like 
If you're currently working a job outside of comics and want to break into doing creative work, take heart while looking over the #jobsivehad entries that showed up on Twitter over the weekend. 
Yesterday's news that a federal judge overturned California's Marriage Protection Act, popularly known as Prop 8, trended on Twitter accounts. 
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