Purchases Barry Bonds' 73 Homerun Ball
June 25, 2003
Self-confessed 'sports geek' and 'psycho fan' Todd McFarlane has purchased Barry Bond's 73rd home run baseball at Leland's.com Auction for $450,000, plus additional fees.
The Only TV Series That's Done It
June 25, 2003
Funimation Production's Dragon Ball has remained in the Top 10 most-searched terms on the Lycos 50 for 200 consecutive weeks.
Focus On Brandon Lee
June 25, 2003
Dynamic Forces has announced The Crow: The Legacy Brandon Lee Trading Cards.
Team America To Feature 'Wooden Acting'
June 25, 2003
Variety reports that Matt Stone and Trey Parker ( South Park ) are moving up the technological food chain from paper cutouts to wooden actors for their next project, Team America .
Streets On September 9
June 25, 2003
The Bulletproof Monk took more than a few hits from critics and at the box office, but the adventure/comedy/martial arts saga, which was based on the Flypaper Press comic book published by Image, might yet find its audience on DVD.
'New Coke'
June 25, 2003
Phil Prasco of 'Towards 2112 Comic Books saw our article on Marvel Previews and sent us this comment.
Score Mega Sales With NGE Micro Figures
June 25, 2003
A Paid Advertisement. Specialty retailers can fortify their sales potential this summer with the newest line of collectibles based on this fan-favorite saga -- the Neon Genesis Evangelion Micro Action Figures !
'Nuff' Said'
June 24, 2003
Anthony Furfferi of Empire Comics in Rochester, New York saw our article on Marvel Previews and a comment from Andy Battaglia on toy mixes and sent us these thoughts.
'What Is Marvel Thinking?'
June 24, 2003
Mark Broy of Yesterday Once More in Morton, Illinois saw our article on Marvel Previews and has many questions.
'Amazing'
June 24, 2003
Michael Boze of HawgHead Comics in Fort Smith, Arkansas saw our coverage of the Fantastic Four writer change and thinks Joe Quesada's praise is headed in the wrong direction.
'Disgusted'
June 24, 2003
Rich Biedrzycki of Dreamland Comics in Schaumburg, Illinois wonders why Harry Potter sells better than comics.
'Thanks' to History Channel
June 24, 2003
Jim Schifeling of Acme Comics in Normal, Illinois watched the History Channel show on comics and didn't like what he saw.
