ComicsAlliance Week in Review: March 10-16

-Marvel Comics made a major announcement regarding a digital-only line of comics and a new Augmented Reality application

-Amy Reeder, the artist who was to be rotating art duties with J.H. Williams III on Batwoman, is leaving the book due to creative differences

-The Little Heart anthology has reached its fundraising goal

-David Uzumeri talks to Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples about their series Saga

-Chris Sims talks to Brian Wood and Ming Doyle about their upcoming Mara

-Aaron Colter on some webcomics

-Lauren Davis on Questionable Content

-Sims on Green Arrow #7, the first issue by new writer Ann Nocenti and artist Harvey Tolibao

-Lucy Knisley's Adventure Time back-up

-The Secret History of D.B. Cooper

-The Anthology Project

-Rocketeer Adventures 2 #1

-Gary Trudeau's Doonesbury dedicated a week of strips to transvaginal sonograms, and newspaper editors around the country reacted... variously

-Sims and Uzummeri reteam to discuss 1978's Superman: The Movie

-Film industry scuttlebutt be damned, Sims liked John Carter

-Warner Bros is planning on developing a movie based on comic strip hero Mandrake the Magician

-New Line is moving ahead with a Y: The Last Man film adaptation

-Here's a look at DC Nation's upcoming Super Best Friends Forever

-There's a trailer for the upcoming direct-to-DVD film Superman Vs. The Elite, adapted from Joe Kelly and Doug Mahnke's acclaimed 2001 story "What's So Funny About Truth, Justice and The American Way?"

-The new trailer for the new Ultimate Spider-Man series features the Iron Spidey armor, a jet peck and lots of other toyetic accessories

-The Walking Dead will be getting a Facebook game

-Here's the trailer for the upcoming Amazing Spider-Man videogame, based on the upcoming Amazing Spider-Man film

-Andy Yen reviews the Marvel: Avengers Alliance Facebook game

-There was going to be a Sin City videogame at one point, and this concept art will give you an idea of what it might have looked like

-The trailer for Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes features plastic Man of Steel joining Batman and Robin to defend Gotham City

-Kit draws cool full-color pictures of Justice Leaguers, Barbara Gordon, Snake and more

-Mike Gaboury draws Pokemon, Mario and more

-Dave Stokes draws black-and-white pin-ups of your favorite characters

-Kerry Callen joins Sims (and Superman and Jimmy Olsen and, um, Fidel Castro) for the Silver Age version of Superman: Red Son

-Brooke A. Allen draws...the Street Sharks...?

-This week's Best Art Ever (This Week)