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Explaining Pre-Bankruptcy Acquisition of Property
October 7, 2002
Chaos founder Brian Pulido had sold the rights to Chaos' most popular character, Lady Death, to CrossGen Comics just two weeks before bankruptcy was filed. CrossGen issued this statement in response to questions about the transaction.
Gaiman vs. McFarlane
September 30, 2002
Federal Court in Madison, Wisconsin was the setting for high drama today, as two of the biggest creators in pop culture crossed swords in a high stakes legal battle over a deal gone bad.
At Issue in Marriott Lawsuit
September 29, 2002
A story in the business section of Sunday's New York Times (September 29) involving a Marriott in Quincy, Massachusetts quoted an attorney in the case as contending that Marriott's booking of a gaming convention downgraded the hotel as a convention site.
Make Sure Hobby Has Product When They Need It
September 29, 2002
Mark Amoroso of Blackthorn Gamecenter in Dickson, Tennessee saw our article on Toys R Us adding Wizkids' Marvel HeroClix to its mix nationwide and sent us his opinions on it.
Expanded Presence in Previews this Month
September 28, 2002
An important first step has been taken in CrossGen's vocal campaign to attain the 'premier' status in Diamond's monthly Previews catalogue currently held by the Big Four comic publishers.
Scottsdale, Arizona
September 21, 2002
The first place winner in our DBZ Dollars Display Contest used multiple displays throughout the store to emphasize the breadth of merchandise available. The strong visual elements, the use of multiple displays, and connection to an event together made the case that Redrum should win this contest.
X-Men II or Hulk?
September 21, 2002
We recently reported that comic retailers are being asked to vote on which Marvel movie weekend they would like Free Comic Day 2003-- X-Men 2 or Hulk . FCBD founder Joe Field prefers X-Men 2 while Marvel EIC Joe Quesada prefers the Hulk . Here are their essays on why.
Opened in 1972
September 19, 2002
Larry's Comic Book Store, the first comic specialty store in Chicago and one of the first (and oldest) in the country, is preparing to shut its doors. The store opened in April of 1972 at 1219 W. Devon Avenue and has been operated continuously at the same location for the more than thirty years since by its owner, Larry Charet.
Retailers Voting for Movie Tie-in
September 16, 2002
Plans for Free Comic Book Day 2003 are underway, and the first order of business is selecting a date. To do so, the committee charged with organizing the event is taking a comic retailer poll via the Diamond Website between two major comic-based movie releases.
Cuneo Succeeded by Lipson
September 16, 2002
Marvel Enterprises, Inc. has announced that Peter Cuneo, President and CEO of the company since July 1999, will retire at the end of this year and be replaced as CEO by Allen Lipson, who has been Marvel's EVP Business and Legal Affairs since November 1999.
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