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EN MEMORIAM - From ComicsBeat: Belgian cartoonist, Hermann Huppen (best known by his penname, "Hermann"), has died at the age of 87, Sunday, March 22, 2026. Hermann was best known for his science fiction comic book series, "Jeremiah," which was serialized in several European comics magazines, including the Serbian "Strip art" and France's "Metal Hurlant," from 1979 to the present. "Jeremiah" was loosely adapted into the "Showtime" sci-fi television series, "Jeremiah."
MARVEL/DC COMICS - From DCBlog: Writer Mark Waid discusses the new release, "Superman/Spider-Man #1," which is drawn by Jorge Jimenez. The comic book is currently available as in print and digital editions.
DC COMICS - From DCBlog: "Superman" writer Joshua Williamson talks "Reign of the Superboys."
EN MEMORIAM - From DreadCentral: Comic book writer, artist, and creator, Sam Keith, has died at the age of 63, Sunday, March 15, 2026. Keith was best known for creating the comic book series, "The Maxx." He also co-created DC Comics' dark fantasy version of "The Sandman" comic books series with writer Neil Gaiman and artist Mike Dringenberg. Keith was as known for his work on DC Comics' "Batman" and Marvel Comics' "Wolverine."
DC CINEMA - From DCBlog: Director James McTeigue looks back on his 2006 film, "V for Vendetta," on its 20th anniversary. The film was an adaptation of Alan Moore and David Lloyd's serialized graphic novel, "V for Vendetta."
IDW - From BleedingCool: IDW Publishing has made a profit early in 2026 after years of losses. But what cuts helped them become profitable?
DC STUDIOS - From THR: Aaron Pierre, who is playing "John Stewart/Green Lantern" in HBO's upcoming series, "Lanterns," will also star in the "Superman" sequel, "Man of Tomorrow."
COMICS - From ComicsBeat: The "ComicsBeat's" Heidi MacDonald explains (in great detail) the comic book industry needs sales charts.
FANTAGRAPHICS - From BleedingCool: Fantagraphics Books will publish British cartoonist, R.E. Burke's graphic memoir, "19 Days in an I.C.E. Facility," in 2027. The memoir will detail Burke's experience detained by ICE. while backpacking in North America. In the memoir, Burke will also share stories of fellow detainees, highlighting mistreatment and harsh conditions. Burke's case earned widespread attention after she was banned from entering the USA for ten years.
EN MEMORIAM - From NYT: The German-born, American artist and comic book colorist, Tatjana Wood, died Friday, February 27, 2026 at the age of 99, three days before what would have been her 100th birthday (March 2nd). From 1973 to the mid-1980s, Wood was DC Comics' main cover colorist for its covers, coloring just about every comic book cover in that time period. Her most acclaimed coloring work includes coloring the interiors for the Mike W. Barr and Brian Bolland's miniseries, "Camelot 3000" (DC Comics, 1982-85), for the issues of Swamp Thing written by Alan Moore (DC Comics, 1984-87), and for writer Grant Morrison's run on "Animal Man" (DC Comics, 1988-1990). Born Tatjana Amalie Weintraub, Tatjana was married to legendary comic book creator and cartoonist, Wally Wood (1927-81), from 1950 to 1966.
MILESTONE - From DCBlog: Writer Joseph Illidge talks about "The New History of the DC Universe: The Dakota Incident."
DARK HORSE - From BleedingCool: The new owners of Dark Horse Comics, Embracer, has fired current CEO Mike Richardson from the company. Richardson founded Dark Horse 40 years ago.
DC COMICS - From DCBlog: Writer Chris Condon talks about his new Vertigo Comics series, "The Peril of the Brutal Dark: An Ezra Cain Mystery," which is drawn by Jacob Phillips.
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