Kirkman Hires Editor, Fanboys Rejoice at Punctual Comics

Posted October 6, 2008 by Alejandro in Comics

It’s true, ladies and gentlemen: Robert Kirkman has hired Aubrey Sitterson, a former Marvel editor, to manage his entire line of titles in order to keep them from shipping late. As it is known to all Kirkman fans, books like Astounding Wolf-Man, Brit, Invincible, and The Walking Dead are notorious for their incredibly false shipping dates.

Sitterson, who worked with Kirkman at Marvel on The Irredeemable Ant-Man and Marvel Team-Â Up,Â promises that this is neither a publicity stunt or joke, and Kirkman himself had this to say to a source at Newsarama: “Every single one of my titles - Walking Dead, Invincible, Astounding Wolf-ManÂ and Brit - will now be guaranteed to ship by their solicited date. This isn’t an empty promise and I’ve taken that extra step of hiring …an editor for my entire line.”

The issues with which this new tradition of punctuality shall begin are: Astounding Wolf-ManÂ #12, Brit #12, Invincible #58 and The Walking DeadÂ #57.

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