ICv2 is reporting that Image Comics is going digital day and date along with it’s print issues. The digital content will be available via Graphicaly through comiXology. The Graphicly iOS and Android Apps will have access to the content, to include the Nook and Kindle.
Gene Yang on Avatar
Here is a footnote for the Young Adult/Graphic Novel collections. Librarians should remember American Born Chinese, created by Gene Yang. Yang has now entered the world of Avatar: The Last Airbender, by writing Volume 1: The Promise. You will want to tell your purchasing person to add this book to the list for your collections.
New York Comic Con
Superhero Squad is Back
The third season of Superhero Squad will air today on Cartoon Network. This is one that librarians can recommend to parents of young children that are starting to be introduced to the world of Superheroes.
Green Lantern Display
On the Run with Sonic
Another game that will be coming out in November is Sonic Generations for the Nintendo 3DS, Playstation 2, and Xbox 360. This is one you can do a display with to get your gamers excited. If you have any of the Sonic graphic novels or DVD’s they can be used and you could ask a patron that likes Sonic to bring in old game cartridges and packaging. The individual might even have some of the figures for Sonic that can be added to a display to give an extra punch. Thanks to AnimeNews Network and Youtube channel IGNentertainment for providing the trailer below.
The Legend Continues
Dream House Trailer
Kindle Fire News
Kindle is going to a color format. This is probably in answer to the iPad and Color Nook. Amazon has upped the game by have exclusive content for graphic novel readers though. They have made a deal with DC Comics that the will have 100 exclusive graphic novel titles. One of the titles to catch most readers attention is Watchmen. This is sure to cause a little bit of dust in the comic community. If a person already has an iPad will they fill pressured pick up a Kindle Fire, because of the exclusive content, even if they don’t really want a Kindle Fire? Thanks to ICv2 for the story.
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