The Week at the Curve

Well, this was another week devoid of controversy, so I'm going to try and find my own. TJ found this scandalous Batman appearance, demonstrating another reason the cowled crusader is a danger to women and children. Zach proclaimed his highly controversial excitement upon hearing about Kyle Rayner's return. And then Brian Bendis made the statement (which I would consider dubious at best), "Continuity is extremely important." Yes, Marvel. I will believe this when I see it.

Good news and bad new for the week, though: Warren Ellis let a little bit more out about his upcoming Apparat 2 project. That's the good news, by the way. The bad is that DC has cancelled Redbird: Razor's Edge. Okay, so it's not that bad. I have to admit the book wasn't anywhere near being on my radar before it got nixed, but I'm sure it could have been good.

On a more serious note, we're still following developments with Bill Messner-Loebs. Things unfortunately appear to be getting worse before they get better.

Also, this guy put up a website.

And that, Curve Cadets, is the news in Curveland this week. Surf on.