5 Volumes In April At $12.95
January 29, 2003
Barnes & Noble Books, the publishing arm of the largest book retail chain in the U.S., is publishing paperback editions of five volumes of the Marvel Masterworks series in April.
Includes 30 Categories
January 28, 2003
Barnes & Noble.com has added a graphic novel store to its Website. The graphic novel storefront includes titles that receive special promotions.
I Want a Low M-Q
January 26, 2003
Daniel McAbee of The Tangled Web in Spartanburg, South Carolina saw Marvel COO Bill Jemas' remarks on ordering Namor #2 and had this response.
Marvels the Rest of the Story
January 25, 2003
Batman continued its rise for the fourth consecutive issue, with the Jeph Loeb/Jim Lee creative team powering sell-outs in comic shops.
Quantity Estimates Based on Diamond Indexes and Publisher Title Data
January 24, 2003
Estimated quantities for initial orders on graphic novels shipping in February 2003 from pop culture stores ordering from Diamond US.
'Make Issue #2 Returnable'
January 24, 2003
Jerry Ringi of Amazing Fantasy in Chesapeake, Virginia saw Marvel COO Bill Jemas' comments on ordering Namor and had this to say.
'Very Conservatively'
January 22, 2003
Ron Catapano of Comics Plus in Mount Holly, New Jersey saw Marvel COO Bill Jemas' press conference remarks on ordering Namor and explained how he would order the book.
Based on Marville?
January 22, 2003
John Secreto of Comic Swap in State College, Pennsylvania saw Marvel COO Bill Jemas' comments on ordering Namor and supports the concept, but has reservations.
411 Title Celebrates Peacemakers
January 19, 2003
Marvel is about to pay tribute 'to the world's least-heralded heroes -- the peacemakers' in a three-issue mini-series entitled simply 411 .
Feels Like 'A Ten Page Pamphlet'
January 13, 2003
Rick Ralsten of The Time Capsule in Chester, Virginia saw Gail Burt's comment on the new cover stock used on the Marvel Ultimate line and strongly agreed.
