‘Damage Control’ – wee updates
PRIMETIME PILOT PANIC: Early Buzz Edition
Shonda Rhimes’ DAMAGE CONTROL: Can we finally get a successful broadcast drama series with a Black lead? Early reaction to the crisis management drama starring Kerry Washington has been very positive, and with Rhimes behind it, the pilot is destined for a frontrunner status.
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That time of the year again: 2011 Network Upfront Thread (aka will Chuck survive?)
Right now, the “hot” pilots that are getting early buzz are:
Fox – The New Girl, Alcatraz
ABC – Charlie’s Angels, Pan Am, Damage Control, Don’t Trust the Bitch in Apt. 23
NBC – Smash, Playboy, Untitled Emily Spivey Project, Wonder Woman
CBS – Susannah Grant, Ringer
The CW – Cooper & Stone, Heavenly
What is an ‘upfont’ you say?
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Damage Control has it’s own menu item on ‘the number one source for everything shondaland’
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And then there is…
Hidden Gems: Damage Control
Damage Control
Written by Dwayne McDuffie
Art by Ernie Colón, Kyle Baker, Salva Espin & others
Published by Marvel Comics
Some ideas are just so brilliant you can’t believe they took so long to come about. In 1989, writer Dwayne McDuffie and artist Ernie Colón came up with one. With all the damage done in the Marvel Universe due to super-human battles, it makes perfect sense that there would be a construction firm that specializes in cleaning up the messes. And lo, Damage Control was born. Working out of New York’s Flatiron Building, the company was founded by businesswoman Anne Marie Hoag, and entrepreneurs Tony Stark and Wilson Fist, and staffed with an eclectic but efficient group of characters. Over the course of four minis and two stories in anthology books, all written by McDuffie, Damage Control has remained an extremely fun part of the Marvel Universe. If you like to laugh when you read your comics, Damage Control is a great read.