Meltzer, Lee, New York Comic-Con GoHs
November 7, 2005
Novelist Brad Meltzer has signed an exclusive agreement with America's oldest comic book publisher.
Including 'Dream Corridor' By Harlan Ellison
November 7, 2005
Dark Horse Indie and Image Entertainment have announced a slate of films that will be co-produced by both companies.
'Snorta!' From Out of the Box Publishing
November 7, 2005
Games Magazine has named Snorta! as the Party Game of the Year for 2006.
To Attract Younger Readers
November 7, 2005
Starting on the first Sunday in January a number of U.S. newspapers plan on adding two English language manga strips to their Sunday Comics sections.
First Disney CGI Feature without Pixar
November 6, 2005
Disney's Chicken Little won the weekend with a $40.1 million opening, big compared to recent opening weekends, but small relative to CGI features by Pixar, its former ally and current rival.
Price Cuts Leaked
November 6, 2005
Wal-Mart's plans for price cuts on Black Friday may have been leaked prematurely.
Where It Left Off
November 6, 2005
DrMaster Publications has announced that it has acquired the rights to publish The Four Constables , by Tony Wong and Andy Seto.
Wallpapers, Event Updates
November 6, 2005
Wizards of the Coast has begun offering mobile services for Magic: The Gathering, including wallpapers and tournament notifications, through communication services provider Proteus.
Column by Pat Fuge
November 6, 2005
This week, Fuge gives us the list of the top 50 games in his stores this year.
For U.S. and U.K.
November 3, 2005
Aardman Animations, which recently released the successful Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit has several animated TV series in the hopper.
As of November 1
November 3, 2005
Board game companies Uberplay and Eagle, which planned to merge this year, have parted ways.
From Scratch
November 3, 2005
The film rights to Iron Man have reverted from New Line back to Marvel.
