D20 Products, Calendar, Mousepads, More
April 17, 2002
Elmore Productions, the business of renowned fantasy artist Larry Elmore, has announced that it plans to launch a publishing division to publish d20 products, a calendar, and other products.
Due in Stores May 15
April 14, 2002
Stan Lee's Mutants, Monsters, & Marvels , a direct-to-DVD (and VHS) release featuring film director/actor/comic scribe Kevin Smith talking to Lee about his amazing career, is set for release May 14.
With a Diamond Cash Boost?
April 14, 2002
We've now had some time to review Marvel's annual report for 2001, and it's a tale with better results than the last two disastrous years, reflecting the successes of the turnaround plan in all three of Marvel's business segments -- toys, publishing, and licensing.
An Interview with Len Katz of The Joker's Child
April 12, 2002
Len Katz founded The Joker's Child almost 15 years ago. Located in Fairlawn, New Jersey, the store carries a wide variety of comic and movie-related merchandise.
First Prize $2400, Second Price $1000, Third Prize $600
April 9, 2002
Not only will your business benefit by displaying products tied to Spider-Man and Star Wars Episode II, you can also win great prizes.
Making the Summer Movies Work for You
April 8, 2002
Licensed merchandise based on entertainment and characters accounted for over $25 billion in sales in 1999.
Publishers Consider Litigation Against Bank
April 3, 2002
In addition to listing the amount that LPC owes CDS, PW's article also provided the amounts that LPC listed for its top three unsecured creditors, all publishers of graphic novels.
Most Plan To Sit Tight for Now
April 2, 2002
In the wake of LPC's announcement that it was filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, ICv2 was able to contact most of the comic book publishers that LPC represents to the book trade.
Informing Them of Chapter 11 Filing
April 2, 2002
The letter below was sent by LPC CEO David Wilk to LPC's client publishers on Tuesday, April 2nd, to inform them of LPC's Chapter 11 filing.
Toonami Block Expands to Three Hours
April 1, 2002
The Cartoon Network has announced that Transformers: Armada and The Big O 2 will be part of an expanded Toonami block in the fall of 2002.
