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9 November 2009 12:55 PM, PST | doorQ.com | See recent doorQ.com news »

So late last Saturday night, I got bored and went to browse the 4chan boards to troll and see what was going on in one of my favorite scum-of-the-internets communities (I know, this already sounds pretty darn scary, doesn't it?). The /b/ board was a little too chaotic for my tastes that night, so I decided to sneak in to the /y/ board and browse all the gay pr0nz to see if there was anything particularly interesting that Anon was posting.

Found a fun thread with Metal Gear yaoi comics and some naughty fan art, an okay thread with some fan translated bara (Too much pixelation for my taste =P) and finally a winner with some interesting content: a thread where Anon was posting scans and fan art from the Demonicsex comic series.

Now, this definitely isn't a comic you'd find on the shelves of your favorite comic book store. »

10 September 2009 7:10 PM, PDT | MovieWeb | See recent MovieWeb news »

Sony Pictures Animation has set a multi-year deal with Fred Seibert and his Frederator Studios to develop animated feature films, it was announced today by Bob Osher, president of Sony Pictures Digital Productions, and Hannah Minghella, president of production for Sony Pictures Animation. Seibert, a prolific animation producer, promises to be a rich source of original ideas as Sony Pictures Animation continues to advance its development slate.

"It is hard to imagine someone more passionate about animation than Fred Seibert, " said Bob Osher, who first worked with Seibert at Turner Entertainment, when Seibert was president of Hanna-Barbera Productions. "He is a remarkable creative resource."

"Frederator Studios is thrilled to be working with Bob, Hannah, and their team at Sony Pictures Animation," said Fred Seibert. "They've given us a unique opportunity to further develop our incubator for big animation ideas."

"As we look to make a wide variety of animated movies, »

2 articles from 2009