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Write Now!: RIP February 2009
After a mere 20 issues over six years, Write Now! magazine, geared for "writers of comics, animation and sci-fi" closed down.
If I put the lame film version of The Spirit on my cover, I'd worry about carrying on too.
February 02, 2009
Comic Foundry: RIP February 2009
The Reaper's own groundhog, Hades Harry, didn't see its shadow today. But then again, he never does because it's always dark down here.
So that means six more years of dying magazines.
Let's start it off with Comic Foundry, which keeled over after a mere five issues and even announced it on its cover.
That's going out with dignity.
