ComicMix QuickPicks - January 14, 2009

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Wed Jan 14, 2009 — by Glenn Hauman

ComicMix QuickPicks - January 14, 2009

Today's installment of comic-related news items that wouldn't generate a post of their own, but may be of interest...

* The Simpsons are ramping up for their 20th Anniversary. Yes, you really are that old.

* J. Steven York finds a picture of a new species of flying Beetle.

* Ever wonder what Schroder was actually playing in the strips? It really was Beethoven.

* Whoopi Goldberg has returned to acting, working for a new SF/horror series run by our friends at FEAR.net.

* Sam Raimi wants Morbius in Spider-Man 4? Veeeeery interestink.

Anything else? Consider this an open thread.

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Delmo Walters Jr. (2:26 PM on Thu Jan 15, 2009)

Morbius? I'd rather see the Lizard or Mysterio.

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