Hawaiian Dick Scribe Signs On as PR & Marketing Coordinator
April 27, 2004
Image Comics has announced that Hawaiian Dick writer B. Clay Moore has signed on as the company's Public Relations and Marketing Coordinator.
'Greatest Stars of the NBA'
April 26, 2004
Tokyopop Inc. has inked an agreement with the National Basketball Association to develop a first-of-its-kind series of NBA Sports Manga.
Not David Hayter
April 26, 2004
Ain't it Cool News is reporting that Darren Aronofsky ( Pi ) will direct an adaptation of Alan Moore's Watchmen graphic novel.
25-Episode Series From 2002-03
April 27, 2004
Funimation Productions has announced the acquisition of North American rights to the 25-episode Spiral TV anime.
Based on the Popular Fox TV Series
April 26, 2004
IDW Publishing has announced the July release of a 48-page one shot comic based on the Fox Network's popular 24.
To Avoid Spider-Man 2's Web
April 26, 2004
Paramount has postponed the release date of Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow .
Starting in August
April 26, 2004
MV Creations, the comic book studio best known for Masters of the Universe and Tales of the Realm, will return to Image Comics starting in August.
A Record 23 Publishers Get Nominations
April 26, 2004
Nominations for the Seventeenth Annual Harvey Awards, named for famed comics creator Harvey Kurtzman, include books published by a record 23 different publishers.
Want Any Punisher?
April 25, 2004
Matt Lehman of Comicopia in Boston, Massachusetts saw the article on Dark Horse's difficulties in keeping the Hellboy books in stock and Alan Elliott's criticisms of Dark Horse and Diamond for not having more, and had this response.
'You Can't Fault Dark Horse and Diamond'
April 25, 2004
Jim and Crystal Brown of Midwest Comics & Games in Quincy, Illinois saw the news on Dark Horse's efforts to keep Hellboy books in stock and Alan Elliotts comments on the topic and had this response.
Where Is Everyone Else
April 25, 2004
Ilan Strasser of Fat Moose Comics and Games in Whippany, New Jersey saw our article on Tokyopop's upcoming TV advertising and wonders why it's the first publisher to do so.
'Positive Impact'
April 25, 2004
Calum Johnston of Strange Adventures Comic Bookshops in Halifax, Nova Scotia and Fredericton, New Brunswick saw our article on Tokyopop's TV advertising and shared his reactions.
