On the 14th Friday of October in the year 2011, two unkept jets setters dressed to the nines – still sporting their aviator sunglasses and bowties undone – approached the press bench at New York Comic Con. Their names? Jackson Publick & Doc Hammer of Adult Swim’s The Venture Bros. animated television series that, in 2010, ended it’s fourth season.
Since its 2003 premier, the show has grown to be a fan favorite which includes a sleuth coplayers at conventions, fan art and much more that with its expanded popularity, has many people wondering when the next season will debut and why it’s taking so long. With the shows approval for two more seasons, the writers have explained they’re hard on scripting and developing the arcs of seasons five and six but they’re also considering the pursuit towards screenwriting and directing. The project that is consuming their attention and creative juices? Bone Up!, a fictional feature film that would star Liam Neeson. Here is their explanation of the plot:

I know what you’re probably thinking – this would be amazing to watch. The remainder of our hour long gathering was spent answering questions which included comics, tv shows and musicals.
- When asked whether or not Venture Bros. would ever create a musical one-off episode, a la ‘Once More With Feeling‘, they said “No” immediately then quickly found themselves admitting that they end up making episodes they don’t want to, but do because they work.
- Jackson Publick watches Entourage. Doc Hammer watches America’s Next Top Model.
- After being asked about a Venture Bros. comics, Publick answered that they’re currently “not interested,” due to the time it takes write and produce the show and they’re hesitant to release the property.

And finally, like me, both are college drop-outs.

… saying yes to Slave-Dude Leia.

The Hipster Dalek’s Indie Market has created a series of shirts inspired by twitter’s @HipsterDalek‘s quotes is designed for the non-mainstream Whovian.

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Another Weekly Webcomic Report for the week of 2/14/11 – 2/20/11.

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Joe Stone returns with another amazing family tree… but this time, it’s fantastic.

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It’s that time of year again. In what’s become an annual tradition here at iFanboy we have our version of Shark Week on Discovery.

It’s the start of the week and Austin plans his attack on the menacing stack that stares him down. See how he plans to fight back in Part 2 of the 2011 Stack Week!

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A review of Jason Little’s amazing second publication, released in December 2010.

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Are you looking to get into webcomics? This new column highlights the best in webcomics for the previous week!

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Long time Disney animator, Robb Pratt, proves to be a big fanboy with his new Superman animated short.

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With the Judge Dredd reboot, DREDD, coming out late this year, you should consider revisiting the 1995 Stallone version – and here’s why!

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A look back at the highlights of the 1990′s cult classic television series – The Swamp Thing linked here

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This new fan created DKR poster gets two thumbs-up and has me enthused for (the possibility of) Catwoman!

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Now that Constantine is dealing with married life, Deadman isn’t so dead and The Phantom Stranger is still… strange… Who would make for a good modern-day mystic team-up?

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[The X-Men Family Tree via ifanboy posted by austin]

A Geek’s Guide to Surviving Broken Bits & the Winter Blues.

Does a broken bone or heart have you on the disabled list? Does the winter have you down? Here are a list of tips and tricks to surviving the season.

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A review of the various rums under the DonQ brand while enjoying food at Brooklyn’s Fatty Cue. (linked here)

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Crowning the New King of Comic Book Cinema! by Austin Hartman. via iFanboy

The 10 Best Drinking Buddies In Comics. via iFANBOY

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