A Non-Announcement Announcement
June 6, 2004
DC Comics, while making no announcements for its new CMX manga line, was displaying art from three manga properties at its booth at the recently concluded Bookexpo America show at McCormick Place in Chicago.
Over Flash, Batgirl
June 6, 2004
Former DC Comics president Carmine Infantino sued the company in Manhattan federal court last week.
For Kids Lines
June 2, 2004
DC and Archie have linked up to present a single kids line of comics to advertisers; DC will rep ad sales for both companies.
Variants Boost Sales, Attract Interest
May 9, 2004
DC Vice President--Direct Sales Bob Wayne shared the numbers that motivate variant cover use and denied 'plotting' to win sales race.
Adds 2000 AD, Judge Dredd
April 28, 2004
DC has announced plans to double its monthly output of licensed European graphic novels, from 36 to 72 book titles per year.
First Wave of Six to Hit This Summer
April 4, 2004
DC Comics, now the English language publisher of Humanoid Publishing's graphic novel line, will release six titles this summer.
CMX Manga Titles Out in 2004
February 10, 2004
In an article in Time Magazine discussing manga's appeal to female readers ('Drawing in the Gals'), Time's comic book maven, Andrew D. Arnold, reported that later this year 'DC Comics plans to launch a manga imprint called CMX.'
In July
January 18, 2004
Upper Deck Entertainment has announced the July release of The DC Comics CCG .
Agrees to Publish 36 Humanoids Titles a Year
January 13, 2004
DC Comics has announced an agreement with the Humanoids Group.
Gregory Noveck
December 10, 2003
Variety is reporting that DC Comics has ended a 'seven month search for its 'man in Hollywood'' by plucking Gregory Noveck out of producer Joel Silver's TV production staff and giving him the newly minted position of Senior VP, Creative Affairs.
