Column by Steve Bennett
September 7, 2005
This week Bennett tackles what's between the covers, with a look at how content may be affecting comic sales.
Set Aside Some $$ for Retailers
September 7, 2005
Buddy Saunders of Lone Star Comics in Arlington, Texas feels that a portion of the money raised by such projects should go to those in the industry that are affected by the disaster.
For Retailers
September 7, 2005
Michele Kraus of Gamer's Conclave in Mandeville, Louisiana has been following the news on Hurricane Katrina and the industry response and shares her situation.
Opening July 14th, 2006
September 7, 2005
Columbia Pictures has moved up the debut of Ghost Rider from August 4th to July 14th, 2006.
Stayed Behind With Cat
September 7, 2005
Longtime comic retailer/dealer Kirby Gee of Crescent City Comics & Cards in New Orleans has been located.
'We Can't Stay Open with No Sales'
September 6, 2005
Tom Ray of groundZero in Mobile, Alabama has a store in a Katrina-affected area and has seen his business severely affected.
Trade Paperback Out This Fall
September 6, 2005
Alias Enterprises has announced that producer David Tischman ( Damn Nation ) has acquired the screen rights to the comic book series Deal With the Devil.
Industry Mobilizes for Katrina Relief
September 6, 2005
A full week after the passage of Hurricane Katrina the fate of Gulf Coast comic book and game retailers remains as murky as the waters that submerged much of the Crescent City.
Industry-wide Benefit?
September 5, 2005
Timothy Davis of Alternate Reality in Chicago, Illinois was moved by the Katrina devastation to suggest industry-wide support from the comic industry.
Convention Officials Seek Value Options
September 5, 2005
A Paid Advertisement . New York Comic-Con is signing up new exhibitors at a pace considerably ahead of company projections when plans for the new show were announced little more than two months ago.
