Collectible Wrestler Figures En Route
October 14, 2003
Warner Bros. Consumer Products has licensed a wide range of products based on the popular animated television series Mucha Lucha! to JAKKS Pacific.
'Give Me a Level Playing Field'
October 1, 2003
Daniel McAbee of The Tangled Web in Spartanburg, South Carolina saw the comment from Mike Pascuzzi of Media Blasters and issued this sharp rejoinder.
On Service and Knowledge
September 25, 2003
Ilan Strasser of Fat Moose Comics in Whippany, New Jersey saw recent comments on competition between pop culture stores and chain retailers and offers his observations.
'Compete and Thrive'
September 24, 2003
Mike Pascuzzi, VP of Sales and Marketing at Media Blasters, New York, saw Ed Sherman's Talk Back comment on competing with chain outlets on anime, and offers this response:
Over Half Of Volume 1 Has Never Been Reprinted
September 23, 2003
Fantagraphics has announced that it will be publishing the complete Peanuts comic strip by Charles M. Schulz.
A CCG Card for Every Ticket Sold
September 22, 2003
Warner Brothers has acquired the rights to the first Yu-Gi-Oh! feature film and plans to release it on August 13, 2004. Unlike many current animated features, the new Yu-Gi-Oh! film will be done in the traditional 2-D Japanese anime fashion.
Debuting In 2004
August 10, 2003
At WizardWorld Chicago Tokyopop announced five new manga titles, DNAngel , Candidate For Goddess , Girl Got Game , One , and Mink , which the manga giant will publish in 2004.
Tomb Raider Nips Seabiscuit By A Nose
July 26, 2003
Robert Rodriguez's Spy Kids 3-D surpassed all expectations with the weekend's best opening, an estimated $32.5 million.
Two Printings
July 22, 2003
According to National Sales Manager Dean Irwin, Nintendo's first Pokemon release under its own brand, the EX Ruby and Sapphire series, has sold out two printings since its release last month.
Spider-Man & Teen Titans
July 21, 2003
Ratings for the first episodes of Spider-Man on MTV and the Teen Titans on the Cartoon Network have been strong.
