Image Schedules 2nd Printing, Marvel Preps 'Must Have'
July 10, 2003
A couple of high profile comic series have completely sold out their most recent offerings prompting Image to schedule a second edition of G.I. Joe Vs. Transformers #1 and Marvel to collect the sold-out issues #34 and #35 of the Ultimate X-Men into a Marvel Must Have reprint.
Dark Horse Comic Series Out In December
July 10, 2003
Dark Horse comics is preparing to publish the first issue of a new comic series created by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Michael Chabon.
Proposes Some New Codes
July 8, 2003
Mark Welch of Comic Cubicle in Williamsburg, Virginia saw Marvel's new ratings and has these tongue in cheek proposals for additional codes.
Look at X-Men!
July 6, 2003
Bernie 'Burn' Sterner of Hermkes Roman-Boutique (Comic and Fantasy Bookstore) in Wurzburg, Germany saw Rich (Dreamland) Biedrzycki's comments on the scale of the Harry Potter phenomenon and issued this rejoinder.
Nemo Now #1 For Year--Sinbad Flops
July 6, 2003
Arnold Schwarzenegger scored the biggest box office triumph of his career with the opening of Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines , which generated an estimated $44 million over the Fourth of July weekend.
Full Line Incentive Gone
July 6, 2003
Michael Tierney, with two stores in and around Little Rock, Arkansas notes a change in the Marvel terms and describes his reaction.
Against Law Calling For Hiding Covers
June 25, 2003
The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund has joined with the American Booksellers Foundation, and the ACLU of Arkansas to strike down Arkansas Act 858.
'Disgusted'
June 24, 2003
Rich Biedrzycki of Dreamland Comics in Schaumburg, Illinois wonders why Harry Potter sells better than comics.
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.
For Graphic Novels, Movies, & Games
June 22, 2003
Platinum Studios has hired Col. John B. Alexander, an expert on high tech and unconventional weapons who has advised novelists Tom Clancy and Michael Crichton, to provide technical advice and potential scenarios for a variety of projects.
