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13 October 2008 2:47 PM, PDT | From Comicmix.com | See recent Comicmix news

Newsarama reports that further issues of the Fringe comic book series will be delayed until January. The first issue hit stands on September 3, timed to the Fox series' debut, but due to a desire to adhere closely to the television series, DC Comics has decided to push back subsequent issues.

"The writers of the show want to make sure the comic book is integrated into the mythology of the Fringe world, so we have decided to refocus the direction of the comic book," announced Hank Kanalz, VP-General Manager of DC's WildStorm imprint.

"Unfortunately, this means that we will have some delays," he continued, "but [the series] will be back in January."

According to Fringe's co-story consultant Athena Wickham, the TV series' comic book companion "will consist of two parts. Part A will tell the back-story of two of our key characters: Walter Bishop and William Bell. Part B will consist of stand-alone stories.

Josh Wigler

21 July 2008 5:09 AM, PDT | From Rope Of Silicon | See recent Rope Of Silicon news

Into dreamland we go...

Photo: MGM Home Video I just don't think I am much of a Lynchian. David Lynch is obviously working on a level unlike 99.9999% of the directors out there and there appears to be only a couple of ways of looking at a Lynch film. You can absorb Lynch to the point you become immersed in the world(s) he creates in his films. You can search for meaning and you can spend a long time doing so. You can also watch 15 minutes of a Lynch film and give up on it before you even get into the darkness he sets out to create. In 2001 I watched Mulholland Drive and I enjoyed dissecting that at the time, but for the life of me I can't remember any of the conclusions I came to. I tried watching Lost Highway and failed, after all my only interest in the

Brad Brevet

8 July 2008 9:00 AM, PDT | From PEOPLE.com | See recent PEOPLE.com news

Jon Bon Jovi gave Detroit’s East Side something to sing about Monday. The Grammy winner helped knock down a block’s worth of buildings to make room for five new homes. The houses are being built by a partnership between the rocker’s Philadelphia Soul Charitable Foundation, the Saturn car company and Habitat for Humanity. “I wanted to give something back to you,” the rocker, whose foundation provides affordable housing to communities in need, told the crowd, according to the Associated Press. After construction crews demo’d amid “Knock it down!” chants, Detriot-area Saturn dealers helped raise the first wall of a new home.

Danielle Dubin

7 May 2008 11:30 AM, PDT | From avclub.com | See recent The AV Club news

Time for one last greeting from Twin Peaks. Sorry it’s taken so long to get around to this. I never intended the Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me to be the TV Club’s Chinese Democracy but I kept getting busy with other projects and then there was a vacation in there somewhere, as distant as that already seems. Something else held me up, too. I wasn’t exactly looking forward to revisiting Fwwm, a film that disappointed me when I first saw it in 1992 and didn’t improve for me upon watching it on DVD a couple of years ago. But maybe I was wrong. I didn’t care for Lynch’s Lost Highway the first time through, but when I watched it again this year for a DVD review it looked like a near-masterpiece to me. So I’d love to report that I came back from Fwwm with a.

4 articles from 2008