Oz and Ends

Musings about some of my favorite fantasy literature for young readers, comics old and new, the peculiar publishing industry, the future of books, kids today, and the writing process.

30 November 2010

All the Way Around the Half-Continent

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At last I have a matched set! Kind of. Some readers were bowled over by D. M. Cornish ’s Monster Blood Tattoo and its sequels. I wasn’t one...
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29 November 2010

Two Ways of Building a Balanced Audience

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In yesterday’s posting about the Young Justice TV cartoon , I quoted from an interview with the producers . Among the non-Robin-centric thi...
28 November 2010

A New Role for Robin in Young Justice

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The Cartoon Network debuted its new Young Justice cartoon on Friday. This series takes place in a different universe from those of the 1998...
26 November 2010

“Somewhere Over the Rainbow” in Germany

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This week I heard a BBC report that the late Hawai’ian singer Israel Kamakawiwo’ole’s recording of “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” has been #1...
25 November 2010

(Ahem) Getting a Little Hungry Out Here!

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24 November 2010

News That Would Break His Heart

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This week the Associated Press issued a story about tests it commissioned on drinking glasses bought at the Warner Brothers Studio store. T...
23 November 2010

The Of Thee I Sing Sign-Off

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Back in March 2009, the news media was a flutter with remarks on “President Obama’s New Book Deal.” I wrote an analysis of those news articl...
22 November 2010

Yummy: There Is No Rosebud Here

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I remembered the case of Robert “Yummy” Sandifer from 1994 before reading Yummy: The Last Days of a Southside Shorty . I didn’t remember the...
21 November 2010

Is There a Great Nightwing Story?

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In a September essay at The Comics Cube, Duy wrote , “A lot of comics fans - myself included - would name Dick Grayson as one of their all-t...
20 November 2010

Comics for Guys Only?

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Graphic Novel Reporter is featuring an interview with Bill Zimmerman about his new book, Your Life in Comics . One notable aspect of this p...
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