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Wed Mar 7, 2007 9:26AM0 comments, add yours ›

Wed Mar 7, 2007 — by Elayne Riggs

Comics meet Web 2.0

If a picture paints a thousand words, does digital video paint a million? One way to answer that is to check out CNET's video coverage of last weekend's WonderCon. Included are:

How do comics paint terrorism?,
Comic industry turns to tech,
'300' uses simple technology for unearthly results, and the obligatory
Star Trek Lives

Well worth watching, for those who want to relive the experience and for those who didn't get the chance.

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