Dark Horse published X-Men, McFarlane published Spider-Man, and Harpercollins published Spider-Girl?
June 9, 2005
Now Comics' Tony Caputo shared this essay with us on Marvel Comics and why he thinks they may license their comics to other publishers.
'Best Batman Movie Ever'
June 6, 2005
Early reviews of Warner Bros.' Batman Begins , which opens on June 15th, have been overwhelmingly positive.
How Long Will Graphic Novel Surge Last?
June 1, 2005
An ICv2 Release. ICv2 has announced the release of its fifth ICv2 Retailers Guide to Graphic Novels.
'Blockbuster Is Going to Put this Product on the Map'
June 1, 2005
Ira Friedman, Topps Vice President Publishing and New Product Development, saw the recent comments on retailer exclusives on card game products including Topps' The Dozens and sent in this explanation of Topps' strategy.
Column by Steven Bates
June 1, 2005
This week Bates got febrile from exposure to Star Wars , and dreamed up a whole new range of Star Wars games.
Stan Lee's Urban Vision
May 30, 2005
Stan Lee's POW! Entertainment is partnering with VIBE Magazine to create an urban superhero whose adventures will be chronicled in the pages of VIBE and also published in graphic novel collections.
Based on Original Stories
May 25, 2005
Horror (and comics) scribe Clive Barker is partnering with Jorge Saralegui in a new production company with plans to scare up two R-rated horror films per year.
Attendance Is What Counts
May 23, 2005
Calum Johnston of Strange Adventures Bookshops in Halifax, Nova Scotia and Fredericton, New Brunswick saw our coverage of the Revenge of the Sith box office grosses, and let us know that he'd prefer comparisons of attendance instead of money.
LOEG #3 to Top Shelf/Knockabout
May 23, 2005
ICv2 has confirmed Rich Johnston's scoop, published in his Lying in the Gutters column at Comic Book Resources , that Alan Moore is severing his ties with DC Comics.
A Simple Strategy
May 22, 2005
Charlie Platt of AnimeMountain in Bend, Oregon saw our article on Best Buy's new policies for enforcing age restrictions on videogame sales in response to shareholder pressure, and sent us this comment, which lets us know how he handles age-rated items in his store.
