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All-New Marvel Now, Ross Richie, Terry Moore and Fred Van Lente – The Week in Comics

This has been a weird week in comic book news–mostly slow (but with the occasional really big […]
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This has been a weird week in comic book news–mostly slow (but with the occasional really big story in the wasteland), following on the heels of a full week of controversy and consternation last week–and then a slow weekend, which has given us time to collect up some of the big stories of the week and share them with our readers as a kid of recap of the week that’s been.Check ’em out below.This week, we spoke with a couple of our favorite creators about their comics that were released on Wednesday; Fred Van Lente talked to us about the end of the “Far Faraway” storyline in Valiant’s Archer & Armstrong, while Terry Moore discussed the latest issue of Rachel Rising.We also spoke with BOOM! Studios CEO Ross Richie about the state of comics; he told us that not only is BOOM! stronger than ever following the acquisition of Archaia but that one of the biggest challenges they face is actually one that fans should be happy with: “There has never been a time in comic book history when there’s been so many good comics and they’re coming from everyone. It’s incredible. I love it as a consumer because I have a big reading stack and it’s a lot of fun,” Richie told us. “But at a core, competitive level, what we have to do is we have to execute better because everybody’s pull list is strained and everybody is looking to drop a title….”

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Marvel Comics announcing their long-awaited “second stage” of Marvel NOW! James Robinson (All-New Invaders) Matt Fraction (Inhumanity) Avengers They also managed to finally come to a settlement Infinity became the first Marvel Comic of 2013 to generate $1 million in retail revenue he’ll be working on Avengers Assemble with regular series writer Kelly Sue DeConnick in December doesn’t have a title to call home either
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Geoff Johns’s final issue of Aquaman has already been solicited Also getting a creative team change at the end of the year will be The Flash Arrow Harley Quinn issued a statement taking the blame for the poor choice of page Mad Looney Tunes Power Girl
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DC Comics issued their own apology for the incident Dan Goldman gave fans their first look at the future of Red Light Properties showed off the distant past of Flash Thompson Dredd Judge Dredd Megazine will begin on Wednesday in a story written by Arthur Wyatt and drawn by Henry Flint