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Graphic Novelist Hope Larson, who was recently nominated for an Eisner for her 2012 adaptation of Madeleine L'Engle's A Wrinkle in Time, has made the leap to moving pictures. Her new eight-and-a-half-minute short film Bitter Orange, starring Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World's Brie Larson and The Venture Bros.' James Urbaniak, is now available to watch on Vimeo.

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Readers of Bryan Lee O'Malley's Scott Pilgrim series may have had an inkling or two to visit the romantic, musical and video game violence-enhanced fictional Canada over the years, but that trip's really only possible via dimensional gateway or good ol' fashioned imagination...

Despite the fact that Madeleine L'Engle's iconic fantasy novel "A Wrinkle in Time" sits atop many elementary school required reading lists, I suspect many in the comics crowd have digested its content fairly voluntarily over the years. So when "Chiggers" and "Mercury" creator Hope Larson broke the news that she'd be tackling a full-fledged graphic novel adaptation in

After the recent flap about Power Girl's anatomy and sartorial choices, comics creator Hope Larson wondered aloud (which is to say, on Twitter) about why "crap like the Stephenie Meyer bio and Power Girl's tits get all the press." The simple answer is that sex and famous people are flashy, but as someone who covered both of the stories she mentions pretty extensively, I must admit she ha