From Papercutz in July
March 13, 2006
In July Papercutz will release the first two graphic novels based on the popular animated series, Totally Spies.
New #1 Out in August
March 13, 2006
Tom Beland is moving his comic book series, True Story, Swear to God , to Image Comics.
On DVDs and Toys
March 12, 2006
David Loftus of AK Comics in Beloit, Wisconsin saw the comment on the pricing of the Ultimate Avengers DVD by Dean Phillips of Krypton Comics and shares his feelings about the conflicts between comic stores and other channels on products based on comic properties.
Column by John Riley
March 12, 2006
This week, Riley talks about how to get the most out of the GAMA Trade Show, which opens today in Las Vegas .
Movie Getting Great Reviews
March 12, 2006
The New York Times did a major piece on V for Vendetta on Sunday, devoting half of the front page of its Arts and Leisure section to the film being released this week.
From Veritas Games
March 12, 2006
A 'customizable card game' based on Top Cow properties will be released this December, produced by new game company Veritas Games.
From Master Replicas
March 12, 2006
Master Replicas is introducing a new line of animated film collectibles, Disney Scene Replicas, this fall.
In Christian Bookstores
March 12, 2006
The Serenity OEL manga hit the young adult bestseller list in Christian bookstores, a list usually dominated by non-fiction titles.
From Anime Voice Actors
March 12, 2006
The next Fullmetal Alchemist TCG release, A Hero's Passing , will include autograph cards featuring autographs from voice actors from the FMA anime.
March, May, July Battlegrounds
March 12, 2006
Movie release dates for next year are settling in, with March, May, and July shaping up as the biggest battlegrounds for the films with strong product tie-ins.
Column by Steve Bennett
March 9, 2006
This week, Bennett continues his discussion of comic publishers that kill characters.
For July
March 9, 2006
Moonstone Books and CinemaGraphix Entertainment will publish graphic novel The Night Driver in July.
