If I had to pick one series out of DC’s "New 52" I'm most looking forward to, it would probably be Wonder Woman #1 -- out this Wednesday 9/21!  -- from the team of Brian Azzarello and Cliff Chiang. For years, Chiang has been turning in some of the best comic book art ever, with a unique look characterized by thickly inked lines, and clean simple compositions. And fans have responded, snapping him his always welcome mash-up drawings (Teen Titans as The Breakfast Club! Batgirl on the Purple Rain poster!) and Con exclusives like hotcakes.

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Recently at Baltimore Comic-Con MTV Geek caught up with Mark Waid, writer of the new Daredevil series from Marvel Comics. Rather than the gritty version of The Man Without Fear that we've been used to, Waid decided to take Daredevil back to a somewhat happy, freewheeling  and "Devil May Care" place. But underneath this new attitude is a character who has a lot of healing to do and past pain to deal with.

"Marvel and I had the same attitude which is: you know, as good as that book has been in the last ten years, it's always been about shattering Matt Murdock's life over and over again, and how miserable can we make him? And we kind of get to the point where I don't know what else to do...except make him deaf too?"

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The comic book world's glitterati were on-hand last Saturday night in Baltimore for the 2011 Harvey Awards. PVP creator Scott Kurtz was the emcee, and Fake Stan Lee (Kevin McShane) opened the ceremony with a videotaped speech that was mostly bleeped out. Also on-hand for the awards? Real Stan Lee:

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It felt like this year's Baltimore Comic-Con hit a new record for attendance, and it just goes to show that people are still very much interested in comic books -- both traditional and digital (if the packed house at the comiXology panel was any indication). Lines wrapped around the convention floor for such comic luminaries as Stan Lee, Greg Capullo, David Finch, Adam Hughes and Barry Kitson, and fans swarmed spinner racks and tables full of the latest titles.

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If the bigger comic book conventions such as San Diego are known for their spectacle and big media announcements, Baltimore Comic-Con is the place you go to meet your favorite artists and writers in a relaxed and convival environment. Oh, and buy lots and lots of comics!

Stan "The Man" Lee is the guest of honor at this year's BCC (held at the Baltimore Convention Center), and he'll be doing signings, make an appearance at the Harvey Awards on Saturday, and have his own panel spotlight on Sunday. The convention has a star-studded guest list including Adam Hughes, Jeff Smith, Carla Speed McNeil, Cliff Chiang, Cully Hamner, David Finch, Frank Cho, Greg Horn, Jimmy Palimiotti, Mark Waid, Dean Haspiel, Walt Simonson, and many many others. Don't forget to also drop by Artist Alley for a dazzling array of different artists and styles -- get an art commision featuring your favorite character, buy limited edition prints, and much more! Read More...

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