TV: Nickelodeon has announced The Legend of Korra (note the new, streamlined title) will officially debut Saturday, April 14 at 11 a.m. [Korra Nation]
Libraries: Starting this spring, all of DC Entertainment's original graphic novels and collected editions will include a page of cataloging information from the Library of Congress, which is good if you're a librarian or someone begging for an interlibrary loan. [Publishers Weekly]
Movies: Though its creative team is still unclear, Paramount plans to release its live action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film on Christmas, 2013. [Deadline]
Toys:Julius von Brunk builds "Domaster & Tetrawing, heroic Nintendobots!" All I can say is bravo for designing a working Game Boy Transformer from Lego bricks. [Engadget]
Gaming: Buying the digital version of Dark Horse Comics' The Art of the Mass Effect Universewill score you a limited code to unlock a Reinforcement Pack containing in-game items (on PC or Xbox 360) in the co-op campaign in Mass Effect 3. [DH]
Music: The story-centric cut of Kirby Krackle's "I Wanna Live in a World Full of Heroes" video is now live for your cosplay enjoyment. [KK]
Culture: South Korea's Power Rangers Online game is awarding pizza parties to kids who get the highest number of friends to apply for its second closed Beta and I am totally jealous. [Kotaku]
Art: If you like short comics about Wizards and sea serpents, Teabox has just the thing. [The Brothers Brick]
I'm both a librarian and a frequent ILL user, so that actually does excite me. Especially since it's been the policy of my university library to list "DC Comics" (or "Marvel" or "Image" or whoever) as the author of comics, rather than the actual writer or artist. Let me tell you - that makes it hard to search for particular creators.
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