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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 --------------------------------------------------------------------~-> +++++ Garth Ennis Takes Aim with 303 from Avatar Press Avatar Press has announced that it will publish Garth Ennis' 303, a six-issue full color mini-series written by Preacher creator and Punisher writer Garth Ennis and drawn by Jacen Burrows (Warren Ellis' Scars, Alan Moore's The Courtyard). The eagerly- anticipated saga is scheduled to begin in October. Preview pages from the first two issues are available now at www.garthennis303.com. "303 is the story of a Russian Special Forces Colonel, who, after a particularly brutal bit of black ops nastiness in Afghanistan, decides to walk to America to take out a highly important target," explains creator Garth Ennis. "The title refers to the rifle he's going to use for the job, an antique British army Lee Enfield, three oh three calibre. This was the weapon that took the British army through two world wars and survived in its service until long after the second. It still shows up today from time to time, carried by tribesmen and guerrilla fighters in some of the world's most brutal conflicts. The Lee Enfield is one of the great success stories of killing technology; it's simple to use, what flaws it possesses are few and far between, and it'll withstand a good deal of very rough treatment indeed before it stops doing what it says on the tin." "This particular Lee Enfield, however, is not just some artifact long overdue for retirement. High in the war-ravaged mountains of Afghanistan, the rifle falls into the hands of a man who plans to do the unthinkable: who sets out on a journey across whole continents, who fights his way through killing grounds both terrible and unexpected, all so he can fire a single bullet at the most important target in the world. "303 begins as a war story, but changes halfway through into something I'm still not certain of myself," adds Ennis. "This is odd territory we're traversing, where the past pushes its warriors into the present with murderous intent, aiding and abetting destiny by means of numerous unwitting agents. It's the tale of a soldier who's been fighting for nothing all his life, but now believes he's found his purpose, and the one man who can stop him, a worn-out hero filled with fatal sadness." "If I had to sum it up in one line, I'd say 303 was inspired by my fears for the world," Ennis says. "I'm extremely fortunate to have the excellent Jacen Burrows drawing the story for me," notes Ennis. "If you've enjoyed his work with Alan Moore and Warren Ellis, you'll know exactly what I mean. Jacen's producing some of his finest work to date on this book, and with the complete creative freedom available at Avatar Press, you'll be glad to hear that neither he nor I will have to pull our punches. Which comes in handy, believe me, when you realize that a story's taking you places you've never been before." Garth Ennis' 303 begins in October 2004 from Avatar Press, and is available for order now from comics retailers everywhere. The full color saga is written by Garth Ennis and drawn by Jacen Burrows, with color by Greg Waller. For more information, email info@avatarpress.net or see the 303 website at www.garthennis303.com. +++++ eigoMANGA Re-issues RUMBLE PAK in Stores Nationwide SAN FRANCISCO - eigoMANGA will re-release issue #1 of Rumble Pak, its flagship anthology series, for sale at Barnes & Noble, Media Play, and Tower Records stores nationwide. Expanding the title's reach to include independent bookstores throughout Canada will begin in October 2004. An anthology series comprising of manga drawn by American artists, RUMBLE PAK has received industry-wide acclaim. The San Jose Museum of Art in California is currently displaying artwork from the premiere issue of RUMBLE PAK. "Our expansion of RUMBLE PAK's distribution into stores like Barnes & Noble, Media Play and Tower Records provides just one more example of how the mainstream American audience has discovered and embraced the world of manga," said Austin Osueke, President and Chief Executive Officer of eigoMANGA. About eigoMANGA: Founded in August 2000, eigoMANGA is an independent media and publishing company committed to developing, producing and marketing original American "manga," or Japanese-influenced comic books and graphic novels. EigoMANGA's integrated media offerings include anime-themed television programming and anime-themed live events. The company is based in San Francisco, California. For more information please visit us at http://www.eigoMANGA.com +++++ BLOODRAYNE Fights Her Way into Comics, Just After New Game Release! August 12, 2004 -- Starting in December, Echo 3 Worldwide and Digital Webbing will bring Majesco's BLOODRAYNE to comics. Timed to be published just after the release of the BLOODRAYNE 2 videogame, the BLOODRAYNE comics will be published as a series of full-color quarterly one-shots. "We're very excited to have acquired the exclusive BloodRayne comic book rights," said Steven O'Connell, President of Echo 3 Worldwide and co-writer of the comic. Adding to the excitement surrounding the release of the comic is the recent announcement of the BLOODRAYNE feature film, starring Kristanna Loken from "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines," which earned the comic a mention on MTV News. "BLOODRAYNE has built a loyal following of fans and established herself as a new breed of action heroine," said Ken Gold, vice president of Marketing for Majesco. "With a movie announced, and now a comic book, we're thrilled to see our franchise expand into other entertainment mediums." The character of BloodRayne is a female dhampir, born from the unnatural union of vampire and human. Raised and trained to hunt supernatural evil, Rayne is blessed with the powers of a vampire, but cursed with an unquenchable thirst for blood and a weakness to sunlight. "The character has so much untapped potential," raves O'Connell. "A female half-vampire with a nice set of blades, cutting up dark nasties - what's not to love? BLOODRAYNE is so visual and as long as we offer great writing to back up the great visuals, it's a no-brainer!" Although appearing two months after the sequel game hits the market, the first issue of the BLOODRAYNE comic will feature an original tale. "We take Rayne and plunk her down into a non- fiction setting. I don't want to spoil the surprise, but it's a great tale that takes place between missions in the first game." The first one-shot showcases the penciling talent of Romano Molenaar, former artist of PURGATORI, LADY DEATH, THE DARKNESS, and WITCHBLADE. Inking Moelenaar's linework is Marco Galli, inker of several Top Cow books. Colors will be supplied by Blond, colorist of GHOSTBUSTERS and MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE. Writer O'Connell's credits include the independent comedy film, "Rock Bottom" and TIGER WRAITH, published by Mammoth Press. Co- writer Jeffery Stevenson is a founder of the writing resource site, Scryptic Studios, a writer for Studio ICE, and the creator of the online strip "Brat-halla." More information about Majesco's BloodRayne 2 can be found online at www.bloodrayne2.com. Echo 3 Worldwide can be found on the web at www.echo3worldwide.com. BloodRayne: Skies Afire #1 one-shot can be found in the October Diamond Previews for items shipping in December. About Digital Webbing Digital Webbing (www.digitalwebbing.com), created by Ed Dukeshire, is the acclaimed source of comprehensive information on comic book-related websites. In addition to providing daily comic news and daily columns, DW is well known for its "talent engine" - matching writers with artists, both amateur and professional. The flagship title of Digital Webbing Press is DIGITAL WEBBING PRESENTS, an anthology of stories by both aspiring and established creators. Acclaimed titles such as SHADES OF BLUE, FREAKSHOW and THUNDERGOD have also been published under the Digital Webbing Press banner. +++++ From the Comics Continuum at http://www.comicscontinuum.com/: X-MEN: EVOLUTION UPDATE X-Men: Evolution: Mystique's Revenge, the eighth in the series of the animated series on DVD, is scheduled for a release on Nov. 23 from Warner Home Video. The DVD includes five episodes from the second season of the animated series: "Shadow Dance", "Retreat," "The Hex Factor" and both parts of "Day Of Reckoning." Mystique's Revenge will have suggested price of $14.97. KRYPTO ANIMATED UPDATE Krypto, the new animated series featuring the dog from Superman, is the first series as part of a new weekday morning franchise of original and acquired television targeted for preschool children to premiere on Cartoon Network in spring 2005. Still to be officially named, this joint venture between Warner Bros. Television Group and Cartoon Network will mark both companies' first major production foray into the preschool market and will differentiate from other media properties by its primary emphasis on developing, nurturing and valuing a child's sense of humor. Here's how the network describes Krypto: "Krypto follows the adventures of Superman's faithful canine companion when he lands in Metropolis after being jettisoned as a test-pilot puppy aboard a rocket ship made by Superman's father, Jor-El. He immediately becomes friends with a lonely boy named Kevin Whitney. Armed with a wide array of superpowers, Krypto, along with Kevin, fight forces of evil that threaten the well- being of both people and animals in Metropolis." Sam Vincent is providing Krypto's voice, and Alberto Ghisi is providing Kevin's voice. "On weekday mornings, we know that younger children comprise the majority of our viewers when older siblings head off to school," said Alice Cahn, Cartoon Network Vice President of Development and Programming. "The significant resources and ingenuity of Warner Bros. Animation provides us a powerful partner to help build this new franchise into a joyful, meaningful experience for these young viewers." All of the series will be developed in collaboration with a Child Development Advisory Board and from a curriculum framework based on the importance of humor to children's healthy development. More details about the new franchise, including further programming announcements, will be released in coming weeks. SMALLVILLE UPDATE A version of The Flash will be appearing this season on The WB's Smallville. Smallville executive producer Al Gough told The Continuum that Bart Allen will be appearing in the fifth episode of the fourth season. Steve DeKnight is writing the episode, which will likely air during the November sweeps. In other Smallville news, The WB has released two new promotional images of cast newcomer Erica Durance as Lois Lane. J. SCOTT CAMPBELL'S WILDSIDERZ J. Scott Campbell is returning to WildStorm Productions next summer, with WildSiderz, a new five-issue mini-series. Campbell will writing and draw the series, which will be co- written with Andy Hartnell, it was announced Friday morning at Wizard World Chicago. Here's how the book was described: "While it's too soon to say much, this five-issue mini-series stars an all-new team of teen heroes, whose computer-enhanced powers help them take on today1s toughest real-world troubles." NEW TEEN TITANS, JLU EPISODES Cartoon Network will broadcast new episodes of Teen Titans and Justice League Unlimited on Saturday beginning at 8 p.m. (ET). The new episode of Teen Titans is "Aftershock, Part 1." Here's how the network describes the episode: "A long lost friend of the Titans returns with a vengenance -- and Slade orders Overload, Cinderblock and Plasmus to launch a series of sinister strikes all over the city." The new episode of JLU is "Kids' Stuff." Here's how the network describes the episode: "Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman and Green Lantern are transformed into 8-year-old in a desperate attempt to save the world from the magic of Mordred." BRIEFLY Eric Rollman, who helped bring X-Men, Silver Surfer and The Avengers to Fox Kids while at Saban Entertainment, has been named senior vice-president of home entertainment and TV production at Marvel Studios. Rollman will oversee Marvel's first animated project from Lions Gate for DVD, The Avengers. +++++ From ComiX-Fan at http://www.comixfan.com/xfan BERRY X-ITS X-MEN 3 Despite the mauling that Halle Berry's Catwoman movie has received from critics in the U.S., with USA Today saying it "belongs in the litter box" and the New York Post describing it as "about as sexy as a hairball", the actress has not only announced her desire to reprise the role of Patience Price in a Catwoman sequel, but she has also backed out of two more planned X-Men movie sequels. According to Star magazine, Berry's decision was based on a combination of screen time, money, and the dominant story line demands in the upcoming X3. "If Halle was going to be in the sequels, she wanted the focus of the films to be on her," a source was quoted as saying. "She priced herself right out." The news follows the recent announcement that X-Men movie makers 20th Century Fox have dropped director Bryan Singer following his decision to revive the Superman film franchise for Warner Bros. +++++ From the DC Comics Online Newsletter at http://www.dccomics.com DIRECTOR FRANCIS LAWRENCE TO PREVIEW CONSTANTINE AT WIZARD WORLD CHICAGO! August 7th, 2004 - Warner Bros. and DC Comics are adding to the excitement at Wizard World Chicago! Francis Lawrence, director of Constantine, will join the VERTIGO presentation on Sunday, August 15, for a preview of selected scenes from the upcoming movie based on the HELLBLAZER series. The VERTIGO panel, followed immediately by the special Constantine preview and questions from the audience, will start at 2:30pm. The VERTIGO panel features VERTIGO writers and artists including Brian Azzarello (100 BULLETS, LOVELESS), Brian K. Vaughan (Y: THE LAST MAN, PRIDE), Jill Thompson (DEATH: AT DEATH'S DOOR, THE LITTLE ENDLESS STORYBOOK), Peter Gross (LUCIFER) and others, along with Editor Jonathan Vankin, writer of THE WITCHING, Senior Vice President - Creative Director Richard Bruning and DC's Director - Sales and Marketing Communications Patricia Jeres. CLASS IS IN SESSION THIS NOVEMBER FOR THE INTIMATES! August 10th, 2004 - Brace yourselves for THE INTIMATES, one of WildStorm's most hotly anticipated new series of 2004! The action hits this November as writer Joe Casey teams with penciller Giuseppe Camuncoli and inker Sandra Hope, with additional art by superstar Jim Lee, who also provides covers! THE INTIMATES is co-created by Lee & Joe Casey, with character designs by Lee. "This is the first project I've co-created since WildStorm became a part of DC six years ago," says Lee. "It's really been fun to flex thoses muscles again. Giuseppe Camuncoli - Cammo, to his friends - has this amazing blend of Paul Smith and Frank Quitely, and I think he's going to be the next big thing. The fans are going to be very excited when the book comes out!" THE INTIMATES takes readers to the Seminary, a training school where super-powered teens learn how to be heroes. The series follows the misadventures of new students Punchy, Destra, the Duke, Empty Vee and Sykes as they cope with a curriculum that includes Secret Identity 101, NuPhysics and even Morality Class. But things aren't what they seem at the mysterious Seminary, the home of a dark secret even the retired super-hero faculty may be unaware of. Though they may not realize it, these kids are the future of the WildStorm Universe...but right now, they're just late for gym class! "This book has been a labor of love for everyone who's been slaving away at it for the past year," says Casey. "Teen super- hero angst has never looked this good. My creative collaborators are the absolute best in the biz! Seeing what we've come up with, from concept to characters, I think THE INTIMATES has something for everyone: something old, something new, something borrowed, and something in technicolor-neon-electric blue." +++++ From ICV2.com Comic Retailers Get Marvel Settlement Package Detailing Proposed Credits, Options August 09, 2004 Comic retailers began receiving the Marvel settlement packages in the Brian Hibbs class action suit last week. The packages detailed the provisions of the proposed settlement and the specifics as they applied to the individual retailers. The terms were as has been previously publicized: 24% credit on late books, 17.5% credit on books with content different than what was solicited. Retailers now have 45 days to respond, either to accept the proposal, provide documentation that the calculations in any individual case were incorrect, or to reject it. Marvel has the right to terminate the settlement agreement if over 10% of affected retailers or retailers representing over $250,000 in proposed credits reject the settlement. The documents also detail the legal fees, which under the proposed settlement Marvel will pay directly to the attorneys representing Hibbs and the class. An amount of up to $375,000, plus expenses, is incorporated into the settlement. The actual final amount will equal the attorneys' hourly rate times 1.6 or 24.2% of the value of the settlement. The multiple of the hourly rate is given because the attorneys took the case on contingency, meaning they would have received nothing if the case was not settled or won. We examined the specific calculations applying to one retailer. In his case, the gross order amount of the books Marvel delivered late totaled $8,197,59. Those orders ranged from 200 copies of Origin #4 down to single copies of a number of books, including Marvel Knights Magazine #5. Our sample retailer also received $31.82 worth of books that were delivered late only to some retailers. He had previously returned $185.85 worth of late books. Accordingly, the calculation in his case provided for credit of $1,931.17, or 24% of the net late books. Our sample retailer had also received $655.53 worth of books that arrived with different contents than those solicited. He is eligible for $114.72 in credit for those books, or 17.5% of the total. The total credit for our sample retailer will thus total $2,045.89, if he accepts the settlement and it clears the other remaining hurdles to approval by the court. Based on the timing in the documents, it appears that retailers will have until around October 1st (depending on when each retailer received his documents) to respond. Marvel then has 30 days to tabulate the results to make sure that the required threshold of retailers accepting the deal has been reached. We would assume that since this represents found money for most retailers, and the percentages appear reasonable, they will accept the proposed settlement. The next hearing in the case is scheduled for November 4th. After the hearing and (presumed) court approval of the settlement agreement, a 30-day waiting period for appeals will be observed. After that period has elapsed, credits will be issued. So it looks like this case could be wrapped up and credits issued before the end of the year. This represents a period of around 2.5 years from the initial filing, a fairly expeditious resolution of a class action suit. Simpsons Hits #100 Second Crossover With Futurama Coming August 10, 2004 Bongo Comics has announced that Simpsons Comics #100, due out in November, will be a special 100-page, $6.99, prestige format issue and the first "clip-show" comic ever. The storyline includes flashbacks, as Bart discovers he and other Springfield residents have been in 100 comic books and tries to find every issue. Although some of the flashbacks are "memories" from prior issues, some are brand new. Over-all, the issue is about 1/2 new material. Bongo's Terry Delegeane told ICv2 that Simpsons Comics #100 will answer the age old question of "Whatever happened to the comic book collection that Mom threw out?" This issue will also include two pages of art by Sergio Aragones, along with an appearance by the artist. Bongo also plans to release the second Simpsons/Futurama crossover, as yet untitled, as a two-issue series in January and March of 2005. This miniseries follows the fictional characters as they are enslaved and then come to life. In September, Bongo will publish Bart Simpson's Treehouse of Horror, cover-priced at $4.99, featuring guest writers Gene Simmons of Kiss, Alice Cooper, Rob Zombie and Pat Boone. Marvel To Move Book Distribution To Diamond From CDS August 10, 2004 Multiple sources told ICv2 late Monday that Marvel is about to announce that it is moving its book distribution from Client Distribution Services to Diamond Book Distributors. The move would be a return for Marvel, which left Diamond two years ago for CDS. The move will put two of the largest graphic novel publishers, Dark Horse and Marvel, at Diamond, and one each at CDS (Tokyopop), Simon and Schuster (Viz), and Warners (DC). Diamond has been aggressively building its book trade distribution operation since it formed its new division a little over three years ago. It also has a large number of medium and smaller graphic novel publishers as book distribution clients. Marvel Reprints Astonishing X-Men 1-3 As Must-Have August 10, 2004 Marvel has announced that it is publishing a Mighty Marvel Must Have collecting Astonishing X-Men 1-3, with an August 25 street date. MSRP will be $5.99. The August 25 street date is the same as the street date for Astonishing X-Men #4. All three issues have sold out from the publisher, some in big numbers. Astonishing X-Men #1, for example, sold over 209,000 copies in May +++++ From The SCOOP! at http://scoop.diamondgalleries.com/ Don Rosa Signing, Panel at Baltimore Comic-Con Friday, August 13, 2004 Don Rosa, perhaps the best-known living Uncle Scrooge artist in the world, will be attending the Baltimore Comic-Con, September 11-12, courtesy of Gemstone Publishing. Rosa will be signing at the Gemstone Publishing booth and he will also be the guest of a panel hosted by K.C. Carlson at the show. Gemstone's John Clark, Editor-in-Chief/Disney Comics, will also be on the panel. "We're very happy to be able to bring Don out to meet the fans at the Baltimore Comic-Con," Clark said. "Aside from being one of the most popular convention guests, he really likes to take the time to talk with the fans who come to see him." Marc Nathan, the show's promoter, said, "We're exceptionally glad to have Don Rosa join our roster of guests, and we'd like to thank Gemstone Publishing for sponsoring him." The convention will be held at the Baltimore Convention Center. For hotel and ticket information or other info, check out http://www.comicon.com/baltimore/, call (410) 526-7410 or email cardscomicscollectibles@yahoo.com. The guest list, at present, includes the following: Michael Bair (Identity Crisis) Josh Blaylock (G.I. Joe) Frank Brunner (Doctor Strange) Kurt Busiek (JLA/Avengers, Astro City) Buzz (Vampirella, Hawkman) Jim Calafiore (Exiles) Howard Chaykin (Challengers of the Unknown, American Flagg!) Frank Cho (Liberty Meadows, Shanna The She-Devil) Steve Conley (Astounding Space Thrills) Amanda Conner (The Pro, Vampirella) Todd Dezago (Marvel Age Spider-Man, Telos) Rich Faber (Buzzboy, Green Lantern) John Gallagher (Buzzboy, More Fund Comics) Ron Garney (X-Men, Captain America) Jimmy Gownley (Amelia Rules!) Mike Grell (Jon Sable Freelance, Green Arrow) Bo Hampton (Legends of Sleepy Hollow) Paul Gulacy (Catwoman, Master of Kung Fu) Dean Haspiel (The Escapist, Billy Dogma) Cully Hamner (Batman: Tenses) Marc Hempel (Gregory, Naked Brain) Greg Horn (Emma Frost) Adam Hughes (Wonder Woman, Gen13) Georges Jeanty (Dogs of War, X-Men) J. G. Jones (Wanted) Michael W. Kaluta (The Shadow, Starstruck) Robert Kirkman (Captain America, Cloudfall) Scott Kolins (Flash, The Avengers) Scott Kurtz (PvP) Joseph Michael Linsner (Dawn) Pop Mhan (Spyboy) Ron Marz (Green Lantern) Mark McKenna (Banana Tales) Josh Middleton (NYX) Mike Oeming (Powers, Hammer of the Gods, Thor) Jimmy Palmiotti (The Pro, Hawkman) Dan Parsons (Star Wars, Harpy) Brandon Peterson (Green Lantern, X-Men) Howard Porter (Flash, JLA) Tom Raney (Outsiders) John Romita, Sr. (Spider-Man) Craig Rosseau (Ruule, Impulse) Greg Rucka (Gotham Central, Wolverine) Steve "The Dude" Rude (Nexus, The Moth) Alex Saviuk (Spider-Man) Andy Smith (Even More Fund) John K. Snyder III (Doctor Mid-Nite, Fashion In Action) Mark Sparacio (Shi) Jim Starlin (Dreadstar, Cosmic Guard) Brian Stelfreze (Ride) Karl Story (Tom Strong) Billy Tucci (Shi) Neil Vokes (Parliament of Justice, The Black Forest) Matt Wagner (Grendel, Mage) Mark Waid (Superman: Birthright, Fantastic Four) Mark Wheatley (Frankenstein Mobster) Mike Wieringo (Fantastic Four, Tellos) Bill Willingham (Fables, Robin) Dexter Vines (Superman/Batman) +++++ 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. Replies to these messages will be received by the Editor ONLY, so you must CC: individual contributors if you want them to get your E-Mail. The E-mail to the E-mag MAY be used in future issues at the Editor's discretion UNLESS you specifically request that they not be. 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