Three New Figures Due in 2002
November 19, 2001
Moore Creations, which specializes in creating collector-oriented toys, has just announced three new characters that are slated for the company's second series of figures based on the WB television series, Angel .
Comic Story in TV Guide in December
November 18, 2001
ICv2 has learned that DC Comics is planning to publish a comic based on the hot new television series Smallville .
Cinema from Beyond the Grave
November 18, 2001
Variety reports that a Korean company is planning a $50 million dollar Kung Fu extravaganza featuring the martial arts superstar himself, Bruce Lee.
Most Popular Items in Two Categories in October
November 18, 2001
The venerable Simpsons top two categories in our Top 10 Cool lists for October, compiled from reports submitted by retailers across the country.
He Wants More
November 14, 2001
Marvel's no reprint policy was on retailers' minds again this week with the news that Amazing Spider-man #36, which is selling very rapidly coast-to-coast, will not be reprinted as a stand-alone issue but will instead by re-issued as part of a Marvel Must-Have book in December.
More Retailers Have Something To Say
November 14, 2001
We've continued to receive comments on Marvel's Walmart program from pop culture stores. This is the fourth such series of comments we've published.
44% of Marvel's October Top 25 Ship Late
November 14, 2001
When asked at its Wednesday press conference this week whether Marvel would be able to get its books on schedule, Marvel's editorial management expressed confidence.
TMNT Returns to Saturday Morning
November 13, 2001
Kidscreen Magazine is reporting that the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles , which sold over $4 billion dollars in merchandise in the decade between 1983 and 1993, are set to make a small screen comeback.
The Long and the Short of It
November 12, 2001
The retailer response to our coverage of Marvel's Wal-Mart program has been strong, and is still coming in.
LOTR Expected To Be Pop Culture Store Winner
November 12, 2001
The independent pop culture retailers contacted by ICv2 are nearly unanimous in their conviction that the The Fellowship of the Ring ( the first film in the Lord of the Rings trilogy), which debuts in December, is the best fit for the tastes and interests of their customers.