The Week at the Curve

Week of May 29, 2005

Happy Sunday, Curve cadets. Here, as always, is your menu of tasty TGC posts from the week for your weekend perusing pleasure.

Catching more belly laughs than any post in recent memory, Mark Millar laid out the conditions of his relationship with Marvel over the next year. The hilarity of his post on Brian K Vaughn's forum was then brilliantly responded to in kind by BKV himself.

A couple great comics hit the stands as well. In shops, the guard changed on Firestorm as Stuart Moore replaced Dan Jolley. Webside, Lea Hernandez's Near-Life Experience is up.

If you're feeling chatty, it's still not too late to drop your thoughts into the TGC ponderings of the week. Via CBR, Hisham throws out the issue of Batman's spiritual beliefs. Do yourself a favor as well and check out Tom's piece pondering the implications of DC's 4th generation of heroes and the possible continuity overload.

And that's the way it is in the world of TGC this week. This has been Brian Warmoth staying abreast so you don't have to.