Welcome back to The Rundown, our daily breakdown on comic news stories we missed from the previous day. Have a link to share? Email our team at either david@multiversitycomics.com or brian@multiversitycomics.com.
– This is supremely sketchy: Ian Brill and Christopher Burns, the writer and editor of a 2010/2011 “Darkwing Duck” comic, shared the back story of a new collection of their work that is coming soon from Joe Books, and that collection will apparently be “painstakingly rewritten” without their input. Basically, it’s a supremely sketchy move, and if you enjoyed their work, do not pick up this book. Not a cool move by Joe Books whatsoever.
– This “The Legend of Korra” print Geof Darrow made is straight up amazing.
– Graeme McMillan looks at five movies that could also use an additional scene in comic form like “Interstellar” got from writer Christopher Nolan and artist Sean Murphy last week.
– I was really happy to see Brigid Alverson point out Calista Brill’s write-up on the First Second blog about the passing of their copyeditor Manuela Kruger. It’s a lovely little write-up, and it’s always sad to lose part of the comic book family, no matter how quiet or often invisible their work is.
– Could Black Panther get a new ongoing in May? Rich Johnston seems to think so.
– Newsarama speculates that the Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver will be Inhumans in “Avengers: Age of Ultron”, but I genuinely don’t really know what the writer uses as proof because I was exhausted from reading something that wasn’t a top ten list.
