Churn Continues
April 5, 2004
Crossgen VP-Sales and Marketing Chris Oarr resigned his position Monday, just a few days behind VP-Publishing Bill Rosemann, who left his job last Thursday.
Full Color, Pocket Size Editions of Transformers, Duel Masters
April 5, 2004
This June Dreamwave Productions will issue its first two DW Pockets editions collecting the Transformers Energon and Duel Masters comic book series in manga-size (5'x 7.25') full color trade paperbacks.
To Moviegoers, While Supplies Last
April 5, 2004
Lions Gate Films is partnering with Marvel Enterprises to provide moviegoers who attend The Punisher movie with a reprint edition of Amazing Spider-Man #129 , the issue in which the Punisher first appeared.
Dark Horse Comic Title Inspires Hit
April 4, 2004
Hellboy , based on Mike Mignola's Dark Horse c om ic series, came in #1 at the box office this weekend, with an estimated weekend gross of $23.5 million.
Comic Stores Can Benefit
April 4, 2004
J. Carmody of Serenity Studios in Sydney, Australia saw our coverage of Marvel Comics new distribution deal for comics in bookstores and the comments and feels that comic stores can benefit from this move, and that Marvel might not.
Coming in 2005 From Steve Jackson Games
April 4, 2004
Steve Jackson Games has announced that it will be publishing a Girl Genius RPG in 2005.
The inspiration for the hit anime DVD!
April 12, 2004
A Paid Advertisement. It's the sci-fi comedy that's a direct hit to your heart! CPM Manga presents the first volume for The World of Narue manga. Meet Narue...super strong, fights androids, stops alien invasions...not your typical girl next door!
Expects Little Effect
April 1, 2004
Steven Lo of Jelly's in Aiea, Hawaii saw our coverage of Marvel's new comic distributor to bookstores and the response, and offered his comments.
Filming Begins Monday in New York
April 1, 2004
According to Variety , a Bettie Page movie is finally happening with filming beginning Monday in New York.
During Amex Promos on the Today Show
March 30, 2004
The innovative series of short films featuring comedian Jerry Seinfeld and Superman and soft selling the American Express card made their debut on the Web today.
