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Waiting For Tommy 4
WAITING FOR TOMMY 4

Welcome again to Waiting For Tommy. I'm Rich Johnston, your ever-loving rumour monger taking a short break to share with you thoughts, meanderings and art cut and pasted from all over the place. And no, I still haven't gotten the picture of The White Queen out of my head from last week. You could probably lose the whole Xavier Institute up there. Anyway.

Still snubbed by Karen Berger, I thought I'd share my proposal for a brand new Wildstorm comic book with you. But, sadly, John Nee has failed to return my emails about the project, so I'll give him a week to reconsider.

Talking of projects that Wildstorm has failed to return emails about. Newsarama did a feature on Jim Krueger's Clock-Maker series for Image Comics this week.


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Heaven's above!
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A familiar tale it is as well - and apparently another name for the proposed Heaven's Clock series reported on a few years ago - and that Jim Krueger's website still refers to as about to be published from DC's Wildstorm imprint in 2001? The following description is almost identical.

Once upon a time, there was a giant clock that creaked and moaned within a hollow mountain. It was a secret behemoth. A wonder the world would never know. The clock's pendulum swung deep into the core of the earth. Hundreds of men that never aged maintained the old clock's operation. The ice that blanketed the mountain melted into the earth becoming twin falls that moved giant wheels, in turn, driving juggernaut gears. Walkways cobwebbed a labyrinth of pistons and cogs. Age-old generators hummed and sparked with ancient power, illuminating unforgiving crags and clefts in stone. Without this clock, the planet would not move on its axis. The tides would no longer wane nor wave. There would be no past and no future. Only a static and perpetual present marked by ice and darkness. At least, that's what God told the man who built the clockworks.

What happened here then? And Jim - time to update your website perchance?

We love Amanda Conner... Lately seen inking Jimmy Palmiotti on Pro, starring a hooker-turned-reluctant-superhero, it's always refreshing to remember she got her start on a Barbie comic. Now, what would happen if they let the Ennis/Palmiotti/Conner team loose on that little property? Who'll bid for the licence? Dreamwave?


She's a real pro
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