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This week, writer Brian Wood sent out an e-mail newsletter about the twitter mob mentality that while probably well meaning in it’s own way, was deeply stupid and showed a supreme lack of self awareness. Here is the original newsletter with a paragraph above where Wood attempts to clarify some of what he said in his letter-Pat
As a victim of sexual abuse, David Zissou breaks down his disgust for Woods newsletter-Pat
Emma Houxbois describes just why the letter came off so dumb and tone deaf at the Rainbow Hub-Pat
Meanwhile, Sarah Horrocks thinks that people’s reactions on twitter to these controversies may be hurting more then it helps-Pat
Then comics writers Alex DeCampi & Joshua Hale Fialkov get REALLY real about the abuse they’ve seen in the comics industry-Pat
Justin Jordan talks about why the Image Comics $9.99 first trade price point doesn’t always work-Pat
Scott Snyder, Jock & Brian Azzarello talk to the Guardian about Batman #44-Pat
Scott Allie talks to Bleeding Cool about why he stepped down from the Editor In Chief role at Dark Horse Comics-Pat
Joe Quesada shows the comics pages he used to try to get Neil Gaiman to write X-Men-Pat
Rachel Edidan thinks your X-Men conspiracies are going way overboard-Pat
Brian Hibbs writes about the kind of absurd variant cover game DC Comics is playing with The Dark Knight III #1-Pat
Robot 6 profiles MY comic shop-Pat
And a years worth of Marvel Comics super weird, super early 90’s, Coolometer from Comics Should Be Good-Pat