As San Diego Comic Con comes to a close you may be left asking yourself, "What now?" We understand your sense of loss, and we're here to help! Don't hang up that cape, that spandex, or those cat ears just yet, we've got five current horror comics you should be reading. These are coming out monthly and they need your adoring attention!
Hellboy in Hell
If you read my weekly comic review round-up you'll know my love for all things Mike Mignola. It's no secret that I think Mignola and crew are doing the best work in horror comics today. The artwork is always thoughtful, the story lines are always deeply emotional, everything works perfectly together. That's never been as true as in Hellboy in Hell, where we see Big Red going back to his hometown (Hades). It was great to see Hellboy react to Hell, but now that the...
- 7/23/2013
- by Giaco Furino
- FEARnet
"Don't hang up. Just listen."
Karen Case, who oversaw $2 billion in real-estate loans at Lasalle Bank in Chicago, had plenty on her mind when she got the call in September 2007. Lasalle was just weeks away from being acquired by Bank of America for $21 billion. Case had been advising her 30-person staff, "There will be a place and a good place for all of us" with BofA. But acquisitions are often chaotic, and the caller, whom Case won't name, was persuasive. "I was intrigued," she says. "The opportunity to bring my team and my clients with me [to PrivateBancorp] was exciting."
Case met with PrivateBancorp's cofounder and chairman, Ralph Mandell, and became the 17th Lasalle defector to PrivateBancorp. Since then, her team has attracted $1.4 billion of loans, "largely" from former Lasalle clients, she says. Of the 26 people who work for her, 23 came from Lasalle.
You can build a business step by step, from the ground up.
Karen Case, who oversaw $2 billion in real-estate loans at Lasalle Bank in Chicago, had plenty on her mind when she got the call in September 2007. Lasalle was just weeks away from being acquired by Bank of America for $21 billion. Case had been advising her 30-person staff, "There will be a place and a good place for all of us" with BofA. But acquisitions are often chaotic, and the caller, whom Case won't name, was persuasive. "I was intrigued," she says. "The opportunity to bring my team and my clients with me [to PrivateBancorp] was exciting."
Case met with PrivateBancorp's cofounder and chairman, Ralph Mandell, and became the 17th Lasalle defector to PrivateBancorp. Since then, her team has attracted $1.4 billion of loans, "largely" from former Lasalle clients, she says. Of the 26 people who work for her, 23 came from Lasalle.
You can build a business step by step, from the ground up.
- 10/22/2009
- by Jeff Bailey
- Fast Company
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