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In Which Writer Len Wein Talks Turkey...and Other Languages He Doesn't Really Understand

Saturday, September 29, 2007

It's the Fall TV Scorecard - Part One

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It dawns on me that the new Fall TV season is in full swing as of this week, and I haven't taken the time to tell you what I think you s...
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Friday, September 28, 2007

Wickedly Wonderful

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It seems my lovely wife Christine and I have been going to the theater a lot of late. Herewith my report... Six weeks ago, we attended the ...
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Friday, September 21, 2007

This is Supposed to be a Joke, Right?

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As some of you may know, I live in the west San Fernando Valley, north of Los Angeles proper. About a half mile south of my house is Ventura...
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Thursday, September 20, 2007

I Hear the Train A-comin'...

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Well, seeing as how I lambasted the original so cruelly a few blogs back, I thought it incumbent upon me to go check out the new incarnation...
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Tuesday, September 18, 2007

Just a Thought

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An interesting observation as I grow older: as a rule these days, I find that I feel a lot less like a young Turk and a whole lot more like ...
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Friday, September 14, 2007

Aw, Shucks

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Okay, so I e-mailed the legendary Stan Lee to inform him about the bizarre coincidence of my previous post, and within mere minutes, the li...
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Sunday, September 9, 2007

Believe it or Not

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This is one of those things which, if it wasn't true, nobody would believe it. I was just browsing through Mark Evanier 's always-en...
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Wednesday, September 5, 2007

A Quick Claws Up

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And it goes as promised to faithful reader J. Kevin Carrier for correctly identifying the title of the previous post as a line from Neil Si...
Tuesday, September 4, 2007

Tarzan Couldn't Live in This Hot

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And a quick claws up to the first faithful reader who can tell us where the title of this post comes from. Well, it was 115ยบ on Saturday, 11...
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Thursday, August 30, 2007

Blast From The Past - Pt. 1

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This being the first of what may well become a series of reminiscences of my early days in the comics biz. Okay, so it's 1973 and I'...
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Tuesday, August 28, 2007

Only in the Movies

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Well, I was supposed to be spending this evening at a screening of the Russell Crowe/Christian Bale remake of the Elmore Leonard western, ...
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Tuesday, August 21, 2007

To Blog or Not to Blog

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The problem with starting a blog, says my good friend What's My Line? Live On Stage director Jim Newman , is that it's pretty much ...
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Len Wein
Creator of legendary character SWAMP THING (generating 4 comic book series, 2 feature films, a TV series, animated series, and a new feature film in development); the HUMAN TARGET (several comics series, 2 live-action TV series); and WOLVERINE and the NEW X-MEN (the most successful comic book series of the ‘80s/‘90s, 3 long-running animated series, 5 successful feature films, with a 2nd Wolverine solo in pre-production), and many other characters. In TV, Len Story Edited the award-winning WAR PLANETS: SHADOW RAIDERS. He’s scripted 60+ episodes of HYPERNAUTS, CONAN, HULK, X-MEN, GODZILLA, SPIDER-MAN, STREET FIGHTER, REBOOT, BEAST WARS, BEAST MACHINES, EXOSQUAD, POCKET DRAGON ADVENTURES, BEN 10, many others. Len also received Emmy honors for BATMAN: THE ANIMATED SERIES. In comics, Len’s been Editor-in-Chief of Marvel, Disney, and Top Cow Comics, and Senior Editor at DC. He is noted for long runs writing almost every major character. In 2010, Len wrote Legacies, a first-person history of the then-DCU. In 2012, he participated in the Before Watchmen project, writing the Crimson Corsair and Ozymandias mini-series. In 2008, Len was inducted into the Will Eisner Comic Book Hall of Fame.
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