Warner Bros. Snags 'Watchmen' Rights
December 19, 2005
According to the Hollywood Reporter Warner Bros. has taken over the star-crossed Watchmen feature film project.
Both Comic Strips and Comic Books Honored
November 22, 2005
Comics reached another milestone this week as a two-pronged Masters of American Comics exhibit opened in two LA museums.
Real Superheroes from 1986
November 20, 2005
Dave Itzkoff reviewed the $75 Absolute Watchmen edition in Sunday's New York Times Book Review , and in addition to noting some of the important extras included in this new edition, he analyzes the dramatic realism of Alan Moore.
Leads DC Surge in October
November 14, 2005
DC Comics' Infinite Crisis #1 dominated sales of periodical comics during October as the total retail value of sales of the book through Diamond Comic Distributors reached nearly a million dollars.
178K Sold to Comic Stores
October 24, 2005
All Star Batman & Robin, The Boy Wonder #2 was the best-selling periodical comic book in September.
Sales Estimates for September Based on Diamond Indexes and Publisher Title Data
October 24, 2005
These are estimates of the sales on graphic novels by Diamond U.S. to comic specialty stores during September 2005.
Holland Issues Statement
August 14, 2005
Last week local business publication Inside Business did a story on Norfolk-headquartered Decipher titled 'Is the Game Up at Decipher,' detailing the company's recent travails.
In Cable Shows for 12-34
November 10, 2004
The first episode of Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex had big ratings on both absolute and relative scales.
No Trademark, But Content Will Remain Unchanged
September 24, 2003
We contacted the Valar Project to find out whether the company had voluntarily abandoned the d20 trademark or was forced to do so by Wizards of the Coast.
Cartoon Network Down, Kids WB and Nick Up
January 6, 2003
As Cartoon Network increasingly focuses on adult animation, its ratings for kids have been declining, with kid TV powerhouse Nickelodeon and up-and-comer Kids WB taking up the slack.
