Classic Titles in New Format and Price!
August 17, 2003
A Paid Advertisement. Great small size! Great low price! CPM Manga is proud to announce the release of classic titles at the popular 5' x 7 3/8' size for a retail price of only $9.99!
Punisher Out First in '04, Blade Cartoon
August 13, 2003
Marvel's Q2 financials revealed some interesting details about the licensing of its key characters for movies and television.
Batman Top Title, Marvel 19 of Top 25
August 11, 2003
Comic sales in July stayed true to form, with Batman topping the list, Marvel taking the most slots (19 out of the top 25), and roughly the same number of titles up as down in the top 25.
Debuting In 2004
August 10, 2003
At WizardWorld Chicago Tokyopop announced five new manga titles, DNAngel , Candidate For Goddess , Girl Got Game , One , and Mink , which the manga giant will publish in 2004.
Written by Bendis and Millar
August 10, 2003
During the Ultimate Panel at WizardWorld Chicago Marvel Editor-in-Chief Joe Quesada presided over the announcement of a new Ultimate book -- the Ultimate Fantastic Four .
Alonso and Marts Get Promotions
July 30, 2003
Marvel today announced that it was extending the contract of Editor-In-Chief Joe Quesada.
For Summer 2004 Release
July 28, 2003
Barring any unforeseen difficulties, the Catwoman movie featuring Halle Berry will start shooting in Vancouver in September.
A Shift In Strategy
July 20, 2003
At the panel celebrating Vertigo's tenth anniversary at Comic-Con International, Vertigo Editor-in-Chief Karen Berger announced that DC had signed writer Grant Morrison to a two-year exclusive contract.
Marvel Has Eight Of The Top Ten Titles
July 15, 2003
Diamond Comic Distributors' tally of comics shipped during June showed declines in nineteen of the top 25 comics. Only four comics out of the top 25 showed gains and they were all Marvels.
Sales Estimates for June Based on Diamond Indexes and Publisher Title Data
July 15, 2003
These are estimates of the sales by Diamond U.S. to comic specialty stores during June 2003.
