What's up with Last Comic Standing?
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This site has the answer. The show was replaced with another show.http://www.realitytvworld.com/lastcomicstanding/
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Comics didn't die, but they were on life support there for a few years, because somebody thought that comics collectors were young and dumb enough to shell out $4.00 a pop for books that had no artistic value, no good story, but was a limited edition holofoil hologram special 1st issue with insert poster and card and part of a sweeping twenty issue mega-epic that would cross over into two dozen other books. Comics collectors decided they just were not that gullible and many gave it up. \n\nI was a huge Hulk collector, the Hulk with Peter David and when he refused to bend his talents to the big dogs who told him what he was going to write, he quit. The same goes for many other talented creators. All thrown out the window by money-hungry executives who did not know how to put out a comic book and inherently did not understand the true value and artistic talent that goes into one. Comics was a money-machine with no soul for a few years. People got tired of shelling out $50 a month for that ONE X-Men book they loved because it was a high priced crossover peice of crap. \n\nThe year I quit 1997-8. In my opine the biz was creatively at a standstill already. Thank goodness it's revived itself in the past few years and gone back to good stories, great art. Period. No high gloss multi-issue special edition crap anymore.
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Comic wise, Neil's working on Eternals for Marvel. Novel wise, he's working on a new book, the name of which escapes me for the moment. His blog (see the references below) has a lot of info about what's going on, etc.
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Though Tom Cruise's reps are heartily denying it now.  The story is that the idiot TC threatened to ban promotion of the upcoming Mission Impossible 3 if the episode wasn't pulled.  As Viacom owns Comedy Network, the pressure was on and Comedy Network caved.  It seems funny to me that the first time the episode aired, no one said a thing.  Now there is a huge uproar and Isaac Hayes quits.  I've lost a lot more respect for him now.
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It's still syndicated in abour 400 newspapers throughout the US.  See website below if you'd like to read a few days worth.  There are also books collecting the strip available through online and retail bookstores.
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Yeah, I got confused too....Thought last week was the season finale and the last show...then someone told me that work that they were going to be in Europe and showing episodes from there....Still a little confused. I guess I'll have to wait and see.
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I remember his name & likeness in one little comic strip. I didn't save it but I remember reading it about five years ago. That doesn't mean he wasn't featured in more comics, there are so many and I'm not really a collector.
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im not sure who is in charge of the programming on Cartoon Network ...but ive asked them the same question ...i think someone over there needs a good kick to the head ...( i mean they put Saved By the Bell on a month ago ...what the hell is that about ? )
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It was cancelled.  There is a petition to save it here: http://www.petitiononline.com/33030/petition.html
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Grand Comic Book Database (comics.org) can be a good place to start.  Not all the title have synopses and there were some titles missing.  But the screenshots are rad.
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It's interesting that you should ask, as I was just at the comic book store yesterday trying to find some of the collected "Next Men" trades to give to my sister for Christmas. \n\nSo, I liked this book as well, but it's been ten years and we're still waiting for more. Sadly it's unlikely that we'll ever get to see the series end.\n\nIf you remember, "Next Men" stopped being printed in 1995, possibly the darkest time in the history of the American comic book. With sales at an all time low it was just no longer profitable for John Byrne to keep working on what was, for the most part, a labor of love. It made more sense for him to go back to DC and then later to Marvel.\n\nSo, let's just keep our fingers crossed.
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"Last stand", my bum!\n\nIt's Hollywood and Marvel we're talking about, mates. If there's money to be made you know they're gonna make the X4. No matter what the X3 was called or what statements they've made. There was no closure at the end of X4. Too many threads were left hanging, too many possibilities were presented. Sure the were character deaths, but this is X-MEN, for crying out loud! It's like Toad said in X1: "Don't you people ever die?" And, I'm afraid (and G-D forbid), the answer to that is no.\n\n(And yeah, I know I'm ranting. Can't help it. ;)
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They haven't had their season finale yet. They have four more episodes this season. The episode on April 30th is "The Last Hurrah," but it's not the last show of the season.\n\nThe last show, titled "Tomorrow," is scheduled to air on May 14.
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I haven't heard of any more coming out, perfect was the last one.  It's been too long for a new show, sorry :(
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What do you mean? They are still showing new episodes. The next one is on Wed. the 15th.
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Good question. Let us put them all in a room together and see which one is the last one standing.
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I've been away for a couple of weeks and then I come back to this....\n\nI am so out of the loop that I have no idea what this series of questions is about.\n\nBut for some reason, it reminded me of Mad Magazine and their series of cartoons entitled "Spy vs Spy".\n\nWill you welcome me back with 10 points?\n\n(I'm joking. You'll do whatever you want to do with your points.)