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.
'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.
'Inventiveness'
June 24, 2003
Jeffrey Lunsford of Spud's Emporium of Comics and Games saw our coverage of Marvel Previews and had this to say.
'No Extra Copies'
June 25, 2003
Ilan Strasser of Fat Moose Comics in Whippany, New Jersey saw our article on Marvel Previews and isn't happy.
Reports Of Cancellation Were Premature
June 23, 2003
The TNN Network still can't call itself SPIKE TV--and the Stripperella comic book has been canceled--but all indications are that the Stan Lee-created cartoon series will indeed make its television debut on Thursday
From X3D Technologies
June 23, 2003
Marvel Comics has announced a licensing agreement to produce 3-D comics based on more than 50 Marvel superheroes.
Anime Makes Up 60% Of All Broadcast Animation
June 23, 2003
A recent article in the Japanese edition of Newsweek includes some very interesting statistics concerning the growth of interest in anime and manga around the world and the differences in the various markets.
Will The Hulk Become A Film Franchise?
June 23, 2003
Marvel's stock price fell nearly 12% on Monday and Variety is blaming the Hulk . How can a film set a record for a June opening and still be considered a disappointment?
