For TV and Features
July 13, 2003
Variety reported on Friday that Sony had signed an agreement with Boondocks creator Aaron McGruder that will allow the studio to develop the edgy comic strip.
Not An Authorized WotC Distributor
July 13, 2003
Gameboard is selling this year's hottest RPG releases, the three Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 hardcovers, well in advance of the street date of July 18th.
Will Not Appear In Superhero Satire
July 10, 2003
Marvel Comics has decided to remove Princess Diana and all references to the Royal Family from the five-part X-Statix series.
Citizen Games' CCG Has Some Heat
July 10, 2003
Atlas Games will take over publication of the Dungeoneer Collectible Card Game.
The Hulk's Bulk Unveiled
July 10, 2003
London tabloid The Sun broke the story of a Hulk plush doll that was endowed with more than mere bulges of green muscle.
Will Star In First Cartoon Series
July 10, 2003
Stan Lee has signed a joint venture agreement with leading children's entertainment company DIC Entertainment.
Image Schedules 2nd Printing, Marvel Preps 'Must Have'
July 10, 2003
A couple of high profile comic series have completely sold out their most recent offerings prompting Image to schedule a second edition of G.I. Joe Vs. Transformers #1 and Marvel to collect the sold-out issues #34 and #35 of the Ultimate X-Men into a Marvel Must Have reprint.
Dark Horse Comic Series Out In December
July 10, 2003
Dark Horse comics is preparing to publish the first issue of a new comic series created by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Michael Chabon.
Maybe It's a Good Thing
July 10, 2003
Rembert Parker of Reader Copies of North Anderson, Indiana has his own view on Marvel Previews . He thinks it might be a positive.
Plus Ninja Scroll News
July 8, 2003
Urban Vision is planning a new special edition of its best-selling Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust DVD for release next year.
Another Milestone for 'Comics Journalism'
July 8, 2003
Joe Sacco passed another milestone for comics journalism last Sunday when 'The Underground War in Gaza,' his story about Palestinian tunnels and Isreali bulldozers was published in the New York Times Magazine .
Up Over 10%
July 8, 2003
The attendance at the recent Origins show in Columbus topped 12,600, according to GAMA, up over 10% from last year.