The Cartoon Network has rights to the Fantastic Four series.

Hidden City Games has signed a licensing agreement with Marvel.

David Loftus of AK Comics in Beloit, Wisconsin saw the comment on the pricing of the Ultimate Avengers DVD by Dean Phillips of Krypton Comics and shares his feelings about the conflicts between comic stores and other channels on products based on comic properties.

Movie release dates for next year are settling in, with March, May, and July shaping up as the biggest battlegrounds for the films with strong product tie-ins.

This week, Bennett continues his discussion of comic publishers that kill characters.

John Munn of Comic Book, Ink in Tacoma, Washington has a problem with the way the two editions of the Ultimate Iron Man Premiere hardcover are being released.

Dean Phillips of Krypton Comics in Omaha, Nebraska had something to get off his chest regarding the new Ultimate Avengers DVD.

We sat down with Sharad Devarajan and Gotham Chopra, the principal architects of the new Virgin Comics line, at the recent New York Comic-Con.

This week Bennett takes on change for the sake of change.

Marvel Comics has announced a joint publishing arrangement with Top Cow Productions.