- Can you feel the excitement!??!? Spidey/Black Cat: The Evil That Men Do WRAPS UP ITS RUN with issue 6, coming THIS WEDNESDAY to comic stores EVERYWHERE! This long-awaited issue promises many shocks and surprises. Kevin’s made it worth the wait! Do not miss your chance to read the conclusion to another groundbreaking series from Kevin. Catch up on back issues through the Stash if you gotta!
- Alright, so on second thought, maybe Jay & Bob were working on their own batmobile in those SIP comic panels last update? Your guess is as good as ours…
- A South African film called “Son Of Man†is claiming to be the first to portray Jesus as a black man. Sadly, the article doesn’t cite Dogma’s notion of that anywhere.
- A website called DVDActive has posted a very late, but HIGHLY favorable review of Clerks X. Read it HERE. Their overall words:
This is a must have if you’re a fan of Smith. He has all but put his sweat and blood into this release and it shows. Having two versions of the film is nice and the documentary is a phenomenal extra. Definitely worth the money to but if you have the previous edition, this is the definitive DVD to have if you worship at the alter of Smith.
If you’ve yet to add this to your collection, don’t delay — It’s a MUST HAVE, even for the amazing “Snowball Effect†documentary alone.

- These cute little Jay & Bob bears look familiar — So we may have mentioned before — But a scooper spotted them on a shelf in London comic store “Forbidden Planetâ€. Dunno if you can even get them here in the States.
- Popular gaming site Joystiq cites the Sundance film festival for helping Kevin into the mainstream film making biz in this article :
“The Sundance Film Festival is an annual event, nearly 30 years old (back then called the Utah Film Festival; the event was later renamed to Sundance in 1991). Sundance once represented the pinnacle of independent film; virtual unknowns could submit their works of art and become famous overnight – we can thank the festival for filmmakers such as Kevin Smith (Clerks) and Robert Rodriguez (El Mariachi).â€

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