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EW Cover Story Says 'Maybe'
October 7, 2007
The dispute between Lord of the Rings director Peter Jackson and New Line Cinema 'may finally be nearing resolution.'
Five Year Deal
October 2, 2007
4Kids will begin programming Saturday mornings on the CW in the fall of 2008, ending the Kids WB! as a programming block.
Spectacular Spider-Man Due Spring '08
September 24, 2007
The Kids' WB, Sony Pictures Television, and Marvel Entertainment are planning a major marketing campaign to bolster the spring 2008 debut of the Spectacular Spider-Man cartoon series.
Enters Crowded Q4 Disc Market
September 24, 2007
The Simpsons Movie will be released on DVD in North America on December 18th.
In Previews October 2007 Issue
October 1, 2007
A Paid Advertisement . Mike Baron's horror graphic novel The Architect , illustrated by Andie Tong, will get a re-listing in Diamond's October Previews catalog, according to publisher Big Head Press.
In Bricktown Showdown Telecast
September 17, 2007
The telecast of the season finale of Triple-A baseball will continue Marvel's relationship with the league with a giveaway at the game and TV coverage.
Classics, Death of Cap Lessons, More
September 17, 2007
In Part 4, we discuss Marvel's classics line, lessons from the death of Captain America event, Webcomics, and more.
Near-weekly Comics, Outreach Lessons, and Bookstore Racking
September 17, 2007
In Part 3, we talk about publishing Amazing Spider-Man three times a month, lessons learned from Anita Blake and Dark Tower , and where graphic novels should be racked in bookstores.
New Distribution Channels, 2008 Movies
September 16, 2007
ICv2 continues its series of interviews with comic publishers with a talk with Marvel publisher Dan Buckley (who asked VP Sales David Gabriel) to join in. In Part 2 we talk about more of the newer distribution channels for Marvel books, and Marvel's publishing plans to tie into its 2008 movies.
State of the Comic Market
September 16, 2007
In Part , we talk about the state of the market and the reasons for the success of Civil War in bookstores as well as comic stores.
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