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------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor --------------------~--> Yahoo! Domains - Claim yours for only $14.70 http://us.click.yahoo.com/Z1wmxD/DREIAA/yQLSAA/bGIolB/TM --------------------------------------------------------------------~-> THE BEAT continues . . . . FORMER COMIC BOOK MAGNATE GOES TO THE BIG HOUSE Former comic book retailer Ross Rojek pled guilty on Friday to one count each of mail and securities fraud, according to The Sacramento Bee Rojek, 36, bound in chains and wearing Sacramento County jail- issued orange scrubs, admitted in Judge Lawrence Karlton's court that he had bilked investors out of millions by luring them to invest in fictitious companies. The crimes carry a combined maximum sentence of 25 years in prison and up to a $500,000 fine. Federal inmates must serve at least 85 percent of their time. Assuming he has no criminal past, Rojek likely will be sentenced to seven to nine years in prison, said James Arguelles, the assistant U.S. attorney on the case. He said prosecutors recommended the lowest level of sentencing permitted because Rojek admitted guilt and agreed to cooperate. Rojek claims to have information useful to prosecutors, Arguelles said, and depending on the value of that information, prosecutors might recommend further reduction of the sentence. Rojek had originally been charged with eight counts of mail fraud, two counts of wire fraud and three counts of money- laundering following an elaborate scheme to bilk investors in a phony "face recognition" technology. The scheme netted $1.2 million. He was also involved in securities fraud, selling shares in a real estate investment trust, American Equities Group LLC, which was purportedly in the business of reselling distressed property. This scam netted about $1.3 million. Rojek remains the object of vilification from former customers of comic book etailer Another Universe as well, over a long delayed DVD of MY SO CALLED LIFE. Bilking rapid fans of some obscure TV show is one thing; messing with the mail and stock is another -- when the Feds were called in, Rojek's days were numbered. For more details on Rojek's scheme, see The Comics Journal. HULK VS HULK...WHO WOULD WIN? Someone is suing Marvel, for a change...and it's a doozy. According to PWINSIDER, the WWE is suing Marvel for the use of the name "Hulk." It seems when Hulk Hogan came along to brighten our days and give little children someone to idolize (aka Hulkamania), Marvel was the one doing the suing, claiming that the Hulkster was nothing but a rip off of the Incredible Hulk. The WWE (then WWF) had to license the name from Marvel. Now Marvel claims the agreement is up, and the WWE is suing to maintain control in order to launch their upcoming video on demand service -- which inevitably will include many matches where the Hulkster executes his devastating legdrop of doom to vanquish his opponents. This differs from the original Incredible Hulk, who vanquishes his puny opponents by smashing them to atoms. +++++ From the Comics Continuum at http://www.comicscontinuum.com/: SMALLVILLE'S LOIS LANE Canadian actress Erica Durance has been cast as Lois Lane for the upcoming season of The WB's Smallville, sources have confirmed for The Continuum. The Lois character will likely be in at least four episodes. In Smallville, Lois will be a college freshman who comes to town to investigate the death of her cousin, Chloe Sullivan. Durance's television credits include Tru Calling and Andromeda. In Andromeda, she played the Collector Amira in the fourth- season episode "Time Out of Mind." SMALLVILLE UPDATE The WB has announced that the fourth season of Smallville will begin on Wednesday, Sept. 22 at 8 p.m. (ET). In other Smallville news, Erica Durance told The New York Post she feels "very lucky" to have landed the role of Lois Lane. "I feel very lucky, very grateful and very excited," she said. "But I know that if I get caught up in what this means to everybody else outside, then I won't be able to focus on enjoying the actual work." Durance said that Lois Lane was always her favorite female lead in comics. "Because she was so involved," she said. "She was always so involved in everything going on -- she's a go-getter, she was really in there, quite tough and kind of a hero in her own right." JESSICA ALBA JOINS FF CAST Jessica Alba has joined the cast of Fantastic Four as Storm, the Invisible Girl, sources have confirmed for The Continuum. Alba, 23, joins a cast that includes Michael Chiklis as Ben Grimm/Thing, Chris Evans as Johnny Storm/Human Torch and Ioan Gruffudd as Reed Richards/Mr. Fantastic. Alba reportedly beat out such actresses as Elizabeth Banks (Betty Brant in Spider-Man 2) and Rachel McAdams for the role. Alba is perhaps best known for starring in Fox's Dark Angel television series. Her movie credits include Honey and the upcoming Into the Blue and Sin City. The cast of Fantastic Four is scheduled to appear at Comic-Con International in San Diego next week. SSS COMICS TO PUBLISH ZEN Canadian publisher, SSS Comics has acquired the rights to publish an all-new Zen comics series entitled, Zen: Bounty Hunter The black-and-white comic will be written by co-creator Steve Stern and illustrated by long time Zen artist Bill Maus. It will focus on Zen's exploits as an intergalactic mercenary. "This is an incredibly exciting development for Zen." said Stern, who created Zen with artist Dan Cote in 1987. "Whether you are a long time fan or encountering Zen for the first time, this book presents a whole new take on the alien hero." SSS publisher Saul Colt said, "Zen is a fantastic addition to our growing stable of characters and will fit in perfectly with the type of books we want to publish. I feel confident that this new series will capture the imagination of fans everywhere." Cote said, "An absolutely major event that will forever change the way you look at Zen will take place in Zen: Bounty Hunter #1. Fans attending Comic-Con International will have the opportunity to get a sneak peek at what this might be." Stern, Cote and Maus will appear at the SSS Comics booth at Comic-Con on Saturday, July 24. COMIC-CON INTERNATIONAL: DARK HORSE ROUNDUP Dark Horse Comics on Wednesday night at Comic-Con International in San Diego unveiled a poster of Mickey Rourke as Marv from the upcoming Sin City movie. The poster is at the entrance and larger versions above the Dark Horse booth at the convention. Dark Horse has also announced the John Landis is on board to direct Gone, a feature film based on Mike Richardson's short story "Gone" from The Dark Horse Book of Hauntings. Landis, who is also writing a comics project for Dark Horse, will be at the convention this weekend. Other comics projects unveiled by the publisher include: * Apocalypse Nerd, by Peter Bagge, in January. A Seattle-based computer nerd survives the apocalypse. * Samurai: Heaven and Hell, by Ron Marz and Luke Ross, in December. A samurai's true love has been kidnapped and he searches the world to find her. * Shadow Rock, by Jeremy Love, in June. A young boy befriends a ghost and goes in search of the truth behind his death. * Jingle Belle, By Paul Dini and Jose Garibaldi, in November. Santa's daughter gets into mischief. * Monkey King, by Katsuya Terada, in March. The baddest ape in ancient China is on an impossible mission to find the sacred scrolls of the Buddha. * Hipira: The Little Vampire, by Katsuhior Otomo and Shinji Kimura, in April. A vampire tries to find his way to Hell, which is like heaven for vampires. * Broken Saints, by Brooke Burgess and Andrew West, in 2005. Four strangers come together to face a coming darkness and learn that the greatest love is often the greatest sacrifice. * Teenage Vampire, written by Landis, in 2005. A young vampire creates chaos in a small town. COMIC-CON INTERNATIONAL: LADY DEATH MOVIE UPDATE ADV Films has targeted a Halloween release for Lady Death: The Motion Picture, the full-length animated movie based on Brian Pulido's character. ADV has two major promotional pieces at its booth at Comic-Con International in San Diego for the film, which was directed and produced by first-time director Andrew Orjuela. The screenplay was written by renowned writer Carl Macek, developer and story editor for Robotech; producer of the English-language version of Miyazaki's classic My Neighbor Totoro; and producer and director of the English language version of Vampire Hunter D. Composter Bill Brown, whose credits include Any Given Sunday, Ali and Finding Forrester, composed the original musical score. COMIC-CON INTERNATIONAL: TOP COW PRODUCTIONS ROUNDUP J. Michael Straczynski's Rising Stars resumes production in October, Top Cow's Joel Elad told The Continuum at Comic-Con International on Wednesday. Rising Stars #22 will ship in October, with #23 in November and #24 in January. Humankind #1, due in sores on Aug. 18, will contain an eight-page preview of Rising Stars #22. All of the issues will be drawn by Brent Anderson. In other Top Cow news: * Humankind #1, from Tony Daniel, has been finished and printed. "It's some of Tony's best art," Top Cow's Matt Hawkins said. Click on the thumbnails above for a preview. * After a previous solicitation order, Magdalena/Vampirella has been resolicited for a November release. * Tokyo Knights, a one-shot tied in with a Palisades Toys release, is targeted for a November release. Robert Napton is writing. * Elad said a new creative team for Tomb Raider has not been determined yet. The title's current run will end with #50, written by Dan Slott, and return next summer with a revamped look for the character. Top Cow is working with Eidos on Tomb Raider's new look. COMIC-CON INTERNATIONAL: THE RIDE The Ride continues at Image Comics with The Ride: Two for the Road, a one-shot scheduled for an October release. Concept creator Keven Gardner told The Continuum that the book will feature two self-contained stories. Chuck Dixon is writing one, drawn Doug Gregory, who has worked at LucasFilms. The other story is by Cully Hamner. Dave Johnson is providing the cover. COMIC-CON INTERNATIONAL: IDW PUBLISHING ROUNDUP IDW Publishing in October will release 30 Days Of Night: Bloodsucker Tales #1 as a standard 32-page comic book and a special signed edition. As an ongoing series, Bloodsucker Tales will be able to explore the fictional universe created by Steve Niles in greater depth. Each issue of Bloodsucker Tales contains two stories, one written by Steve Niles, the other illustrated by Ben Templesmith. For Niles's first extended story, "Dead Billy Dead," he is joined by newcomer Kody Chamberlin. Matt Fraction, known for Last Of The Independents, joins in with "Juarez," introducing Lex Nova, former private detective and free-range madman. "Juarez" will be illustrated by Templesmith. Said Niles, "Now that we've opened the vein, so to speak, we've realized there are many more stories to tell in world of 30 Days of Night, and Bloodsucker Tales will be the launch pad for those ideas." 30 Days Of Night: Bloodsucker Tales #1 will be 32 pages and will cost $3.99. The special edition signed by Niles sells for $19.99. In other IDW news: * IDW's CVO: Covert Vampiric Operations is back in October, with CVO: Covert Vampiric Operations: Rogue State. Here's how IDW describe the book: "When a mole inside CVO exposes the whole organization to danger, things look bad for America's first line of supernatural defense against global threats. With fellow agents being killed all around them, the vampire spies of CVO may find themselves out in the cold. CVO: Covert Vampiric Operations: Rogue State is a hyperfast-paced combination of horror and espionage written by comic book writer and novelist Jeff Mariotte with art by Antonio Vazquez." "I love the characters Alex Garner came up with for CVO," Mariotte said. "With this series I have more space than ever before to explore them, digging a little into their histories to see what makes them tick -- while at the same time telling an exciting story mixing spies and supernatural terror." The book will be 32 pages and will cost $3.99. Also coming in October from IDW are Silent Hill: Among the Damned by Scott Ciencin, Hyde by Niles and Nick Stakal and Meeednight Pulp: Lurkers by Niles and Hector S. Casanova. BRIEFLY DPS Film Roman and Rob Zombie have signed an agreement to produce an animated feature based on his Spookshow International comic book El Superbeasto. Zombie will serve as executive producer on the project as well as write the story. The story will follow the adventures of the crime-fighting secret agent El Superbeasto, a massive over-the- hill masked wrestler who has more interest in strippers than adventure, but still manages to get involved with murdering super-intelligent gorillas, Liverpoolian zombies, and Dr. Satan, a manic depressive mad scientist with a penchant for finding the perfect woman. Joining El Superbeasto on his escapades is his sister, Suzie X, a sexy super-spy adventurer, and her sidekick, a 10-foot tall robot named Marvin, an avid fan of Barry Manilow and Michael Bolton. "El Superbeasto is Austin Powers meets The Munsters by way of Hard Days Night," said Zombie. "The bizarre stories and insane characters are perfect for animation and DPS Film Roman is the best animation studio to bring the comic to life." At Comic-Con, Inkworks is displaying its Smallville Season 3 trading cards, which reach stores in October. Dark Horse's The Invincibles comic book will launch on Nov. 5. Merchandise involving DC's new animated series, Justice League Unlimited and The Batman, was previewed at Comic-Con, including action figures from Mattel and maquettes from DC Direct. +++++ From Newsarama at http://www.Newsarama.com/ CROSSGEN: FIGHTING OFF THE LANDLORD The most recent development in the CrossGen bankruptcy, the company's landlord, 580 Industrial, Ltd, has petitioned the court for relief from the automatic stay placed on CG's lease by the filing of Chapter 11, or, in the alternative, an order which would compel CrossGen to pay its post-petition lease obligations. The filing is 580's right, as a landlord, to seek relief from having a non-paying lessee which has filed Chapter 11, and is fairly common practice for a landlord with a lessee who has declared Chapter 11. Under the law, CrossGen (the debtor in possession) has 60 days after filing (June 18th, 2004) to either assume the lease (pay what is owed, any damages incurred, as well as guarantee that further lease payments will be made in a timely fashion) or reject the lease (walk away from it and vacate the premises, allowing the leasing company to find new tenants). CrossGen can also ask the court for an extension on the decision. After 60 days from the filing, the lease is assumed by the owner/leasing company to be rejected by the debtor in possession. That said, within the 60 day window, the debtor (CrossGen) is still obligated to perform its lease obligations, including paying rent. However, Chapter 11 has no remedy for a debtor who does not pay during that timeframe, forcing the landlord to appeal to the court for an order which will direct the debtor to pay what is owed, or vacate the premises. According to the filing, CrossGen owes $5,653.41 for June (pro- rated from the date of filing), and $14,133.51 for July. 580 Industrial states that it wishes to relet the premises currently occupied by CrossGen, but cannot, as CrossGen is in possession of the building, and is currently within its 60 day window. 580 Industrial's petition then, asks the judge to rule in its favor, granting one of three outcomes: 1) grant 580 relief from the stay and allow it to evict CrossGen and recover its property as is allowed under Florida state law (but currently barred due to the stay); 2) compel CrossGen to pay what it owes until it decides whether it will accept or reject the lease; or 3) if CrossGen is not able to pay what it owes, order the company to reject the lease immediately, and surrender possession of the leased properties. DH'S THE HIRE SIGNS WAID, BUSIEK, OTOMO, BRUCE CAMPBELL FOR STORIES Dark Horse and bmwfilms.com are bringing The Hire-the award- winning action series featuring the enigmatic hero capable of doing the hard thing for the right reasons-to the comics pages, with an original series set to hit in August. Just as the short film series The Hire brought energetic and cutting-edge directors like Ang Lee (Oscar and Golden Globe winner "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon," "Sense and Sensibility," "Eat Drink Man Woman"), John Frankenheimer ("Ronin," "Grand Prix," "The Manchurian Candidate"), John Woo ("Windtalkers," "Mission Impossible II," "Face/Off"), and Tony Scott ("Spy Game," "Enemy of the State," "True Romance," "Top Gun") among others to the project, Dark Horse is bringing the same innovative spirit to the comic series. Each issue of The Hire will be a stand-alone story by a different top creator or creator team and will focus on the character known only as "The Driver." Teams will include Katushiro Otomo (Akira), Katsuya Terada, (Blood: The Last Vampire) Mark Waid (Kingdom Come), Kurt Busiek (Conan), and more. "I loved the bmw.com film series and when we got a chance to do comics featuring the character from The Hire I just couldn't say no," commented Dark Horse President Mike Richardson. "He's a great throwback to the film noir style anti hero with a heart of gold from the 40's." The talent we have lined up to bring this character to life on the comics page is just outstanding. Fans of the films, and comic fans in general, are in for a real treat!" Among the top creators on this project is popular cult film actor and author Bruce Campbell (Army of Darkness). Campbell will write a story called "Precious Cargo" with art by Kilian Plunkett. "First and foremost, it was a pleasure to work with Mike Richardson and Dark Horse. Those guys did a great comic series of Army of Darkness, so I'd always had a lot of respect for their taste as a comic book company," commented Bruce Campbell. "When The Hire came my way, I jumped on it, mainly because I had never written a comic book before and was intrigued by how a short story is converted to such a visual medium." Campbell continued, "Writing "Precious Cargo" was, by far, one of the trickiest ventures I'd ever wandered into because of its exacting nature, and because I had to think like a director the entire time." The first issue of The Hire kicks off with Scandal, a story written and drawn by the legendary Matt Wagner, (Grendel and Mage), where The Driver is asked to sneak a rich man's spoiled, scandalous daughter out of town. He thinks the worst he'll have to deal with are persistent paparazzi, but soon the bullets start to fly. Following Wagner's first explosive issue we've lined up some more of the leading lights from the world of comics, and we do mean the world! Future issues will feature the additional talents of: Francisco Ruiz Velasco (Lone Wolf 2100), Karl Kesel (Fantastic Four), Ariel Olivetti (Avengers), and Steven Grant (X-Men)! The Hire issue #1 (of 6) arrives on sale August 11, with a retail price of $2.99. +++++ From ComiX-Fan at http://www.comixfan.com/xfan SPIDER-GIRL TO SPIN MORE ISSUES IN 2005 Spider-Girl series writer Tom DeFalco has announced that the title, which has been dogged by threats of cancellation in recent times, has been renewed for another six issues. "Thanks to the efforts of Joe Quesada, Dan Buckley and Andy Schmidt - and ALL of you guys - Spider-Girl has been renewed for (at least) another six issues," DeFalco said in a post today on the Spider-Girl Message Board. "We are currently guaranteed to run until Spider-Girl #87. While #87 could be our last issue, we could also be extended beyond #87... if we can increase our sales. The little comic could that could is still alive - HOO- HA!" Spider-Girl was most recently saved from cancellation with issue #61 after Marvel committed to publishing it through to issue #67. The series was subsequently extended through to #74 prior to this latest extension. CAN OF WORMS #4: TRADING UP Welcome to the latest edition of ComiX-Fan's 'Can of Worms' where we take another sneak peek at some potential trade paperbacks and hardcovers coming out in late '04/early '05 from the big two, including Marvel's Marvel Visionaries: Jack Kirby and Marvel Encyclopedia: Fantastic Four hardcovers, as well as DC's Green Lantern: Legacy trade and Arkham Asylum hardcover. But first, the all-important... RUMOUR WARNING Before reading on, we need to make it clear to all that the material contained within this column is presented as rumour, unless expressly stated otherwise, and is intended for entertainment purposes only. Legitimate news can be found in ComiX-Fan's News and Features sections. If you reprint any information from this column, please clearly label it with an appropriate warning and provide a link back. This column is brought to you by X-World Comics and their X- Clusive Creator Edition signed comic books. Want a certified Catwoman: The Movie signed by artist Tom Derenick, or perhaps a certified X-Force #1 signed by writer Fabian Nicieza? If you do, then look no further than X-World! Now, on with the show... Online e-tailer Amazon.com is always a good source of information thanks to their advance listings of upcoming graphic novel releases, so we've gone and taken another look at what's on the horizon. Be aware that the following list is by no means complete, and that publication months and titles are always subject to change. MARVEL COMICS October 2004 Amazing Spider-Man TPB (J. Michael Straczynski) Best of Wolverine Vol. 1 HC Captain America: Homeland TPB (Robert Morales) Daredevil vs. Bullseye Vol. 1 TPB (Marv Wolfman/Archie Goodwin/Jim Shooter/Denny O'Neil/Frank Miller) Essential Fantastic Four TPB (Stan Lee) Essential Monster of Frankenstein TPB Essential Super-Villain Team-Up TPB (Gerry Conway/Steve Englehart/Archie Goodwin/Tony Isabella) Essential Tomb of Dracula Vol. 3 TPB Manga New Mutants TPB (Nunzio DeFilippis/Christina Weir) Marvel 1602 HC (Neil Gaiman) Marvel Age Mary Jane Vol. 1 Digest (Sean McKeever) Marvel Age Sentinel Vol. 2: No Hero Digest (Sean McKeever) Marvel Masterworks: The X-Men Vol. 4 HC Punisher Max: In The Beginning TPB (Garth Ennis) Spectacular Spider-Man TPB (Paul Jenkins) Ultimates Vol. 1 HC (Mark Millar) Venom: Run TPB (Daniel Way) X-Force: Big Guns TPB (Fabian Nicieza) X-Men: Days of Future Past TPB (Chris Claremont) November 2004 Art of Marvel Comics Vol. 2 HC Avengers: Once An Invader TPB (Chuck Austen) Avengers/Thunderbolts: Best Intentions TPB (Kurt Busiek/Fabian Nicieza) Blade: Black & White TPB Captain Marvel: Odyssey TPB (Peter David) Essential Defenders TPB (Stan Lee/Roy Thomas/Steve Englehart) Essential Iron Fist TPB (Chris Claremont/Tony Isabella/Doug Moench/Roy Thomas) Essential Iron Man Vol. 2 TPB Incredible Hulk: Big Things TPB (Bruce Jones) Man-Thing: Whatever Knows Fear... TPB (Hans Rodionoff) Marvel Age Fantastic Four Vol. 2 Digest (Sean McKeever) Marvel Encyclopedia Vol. 6: Fantastic Four HC Marvel Knights Spider-Man: Down Among The Dead Men TPB (Mark Millar) Marvel Masterworks: Avengers Vol. 4 HC Marvel Masterworks: The Uncanny X-Men Vol. 4 HC Mystique: Tinker, Tailor, Mutant, Spy TPB (Brian K. Vaughan) Spider-Man Book One: The Doctor Is In Chapter Book Spider-Man vs. The Black Cat TPB (David Michelinie/Roger Stern/Marv Wolfman) Supreme Power HC (J. Michael Straczynski) Thanos: Samaritan TPB (Keith Giffen) Ultimate X-Men: The Tempest TPB (Brian K. Vaughan) Witches TPB (Brian Walsh) Wolverine/Punisher TPB (Peter Milligan) X-Treme X-Men: Prisoner of Fire TPB (Chris Claremont) December 2004 Alpha Flight Vol. 1: You Gotta Be Kiddin' Me TPB (Scott Lobdell) Cable/Deadpool Vol. 1: If Looks Could Kill TPB (Fabian Nicieza) Captain America & The Falcon Vol. 1: Two Americas TPB (Christopher Priest) Essential Thor TPB Excalibur Vol. 1: Forging The Sword TPB (Chris Claremont) Exiles TPB (Chuck Austen) Marvel Age Hulk Vol. 1 Digest (Mike Raicht) Marvel Age Spider-Man Team-Up Vol. 1 Digest (Todd Dezago/Mike Raicht) Marvel Holiday Special TPB Marvel Masterworks: Golden Age Captain America Vol. 1 HC Marvel Masterworks: Incredible Hulk Vol. 2 HC Marvel Universe Roleplaying Game: Guide to Wolverine HC Marvel Visionaries: Jack Kirby Vol. 1 HC NYX Vol. 1 TPB (Joe Quesada) Spider-Man/Doctor Octopus: Year One TPB (Zeb Wells) Supreme Power: Powers and Principalities TPB (J. Michael Straczynski) Thor: Son of Asgard - The Warriors Teen Digest (Akira Yoshida) Ultimate Spider-Man: Carnage TPB (Brian Michael Bendis) Ultimate Spider-Man HC (Brian Michael Bendis) Uncanny X-Men: The End of History TPB (Chris Claremont) Venom vs. Carnage TPB (Peter Milligan) Weapon X Prose Novel HC (Marc Cerasini) Wolverine: Return of The Native TPB (Greg Rucka) January 2005 Daredevil: Father HC (Joe Quesada) The Pulse Vol. 1: Thin Air TPB (Brian Michael Bendis) X-Men: Day of The Atom TPB (Chuck Austen) X-Men: Dream's End TPB (Scott Lobdell) X-Statix Vol. 4: X-Statix vs. The Avengers TPB (Peter Milligan) February 2005 Amazing Spider-Man: Sins of The Past TPB (J. Michael Straczynski) Astonishing X-Men Vol. 1: Gifted TPB (Joss Whedon) Avengers Disassembled TPB (Brian Michael Bendis) Daredevil: The Widow TPB (Brian Michael Bendis) District X Vol. 1: Mr. M TPB (David Hine) Elektra: Devil's Due TPB (Mike Carey) Mystique Vol. 3: Unnatural TPB (Sean McKeever) New X-Men: Academy X TPB (Nunzio DeFilippis/Christina Weir) Ultimate Fantastic Four: Doom TPB (Warren Ellis) Wolverine Legends: The End TPB (Paul Jenkins) March 2005 Hulk Visionaries: Peter David TPB July 2005 X-Men: Eve Of Destruction TPB (Scott Lobdell) August 2005 Punisher: River Of Blood (Chuck Dixon) Wolverine Bookshelves Wolverine/Nick Fury: Scorpio (Archie Goodwin) News from ComiX-Fan continues next message . . . Thanks for subscribing to the Comic Book Network Electronic Magazine (CBEM) --------------------------->Disclaimer<--------------------------- This is an ANNOUNCE only mailing list, only the Editor can send messages to the list. No one else has access to the subscriber list. 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