Your Take on Television’s Outlook
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television season. Now that it’s been underway for roughly one month and you’ve
had a chance to watch a few episodes, we expect that you’ve either found a new
show to devote attention to or you’ve re-established/revoked your devotion to a
returning favorite. While we’re most interested in shows that focus either on
nostalgia or comics/superheroes & supervillains, we welcome your opinions on
any of your new and old favorites. Below are a few show topic ideas:
–
Alias
– American Dreams
– Angel
–
Enterprise
– Jake 2.0
– Joan of Arcadia
– MTV’s
Spider-Man
– Smallville
– Tarzan
We’re also
interested in your opinions on the longevity/endurance of these shows (i.e. Can
you see them being picked up by TV Land in 30 years?)
Be on the lookout.
Each week, we’ll select especially insightful reader opinions for our In the
Limelight section.
y to the Atlantique City show in
Atlantic City, New Jersey. Korbeck spent the day talking with Steve Geppi, John
K. Snyder, Jr., the Gallery staff and the Gemstone Publishing staff, discussing
issues facing collectors.<br><br>”It was great having Sharon spend the day with
us,” said Snyder. ”It’s always fun to show off the Gallery, but it’s
particularly enjoyable when it’s to someone who understands how we’re trying to
document the rich history of comic characters.”<br></div>
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iness, Mark started out as a young fan. Later on, his almost-lifelong love of comics lead him to a job in customer service at Diamond Comic Distributors. There he quickly became the top seller within the department and was widely