comics
The tyranny of the inverted pyramid in most journalists’ minds right now is one of my recurring bugbears. It’s a product of print, and of the working techniques needed to get words onto paper in a timely fashion. But people can’t seem to move beyond it in the
comics
When I was growing up, my understanding of who and what journalists actually were was largely defined by the staff of the Daily Bugle [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daily_Bugle], employer of Peter Parker, better known as the Amazing Spider-Man [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spider-Man]. In particular, they
arms
It appears that the arms tradedefence industry publishes comic books [http://www.flightglobal.com/blogs/the-dewline/2007/09/northrop-grummans-unveils-new.html] . Not good ones, mind…
0707
John Allison of Scary-go-round fame comments on the day in cartoon form.
comics
Over in LiveJournal Land [http://adders.livejournal.com], several [http://bruceb.livejournal.com] of us [http://ladyjestyr.livejournal.com] are keeping journals of what we read through 2003. I’m going to push that a little bit further here by shoving up media reviews as I go. I used to