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------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor --------------------~--> In low income neighborhoods, 84% do not own computers. At Network for Good, help bridge the Digital Divide! http://us.click.yahoo.com/S.QlOD/3MnJAA/Zx0JAA/bGIolB/TM --------------------------------------------------------------------~-> +++++ MO-KAN COMICS CONSPIRACY UNVEILS ITS INAUGURAL LINEUP Shawnee, KS --- A new tradition begins on July 9-10 as the MO-KAN Comics Conspiracy holds its first convention. Located at the Shawnee Civic Centre, 13817 Johnson Dr., the show will feature a wide variety of mainstream and independent guests, an auction to benefit A.C.T.O.R., trivia contests and assorted panels. Scheduled guests include: Eddie Campbell (one of the leading figures in the graphic novel movement, Campbell is perhaps best known for his collaboration with Alan Moore on the epic graphic novel, From Hell. As author and artist his works include Alec: How to be an Artist, Alec: After the Snooter, Batman: The Order of Beasts the irreverent and the wine-soaked series Bacchus, which revives the Greek gods in a sprawling, unpredictable, and enormously entertaining thousand- page epic. This will be Campbell's only US convention appearance outside of San Diego.) Phil Hester (artist: Green Arrow, Nightwing; writer: The Coffin, The Atheist, Deep Sleeper ) Ande Parks (inker: Green Arrow, Nightwing; writer of the upcoming Oni graphic novel, Capote in Kansas, which is scheduled to reach comic book stores the week of the convention) Steve Lightle (artist: Legion of Super-Heroes, Flash, Wolverine) Kevin Conrad (inker of Spawn: The Dark Ages and KISS: The Psycho Circus) Chris Samnee (artist of Capote in Kansas) Rob Vollmar (writer of the Eisner nominated Castaways, Bluesman; Vollmar lectures on anime and manga. He is also a frequent contributor to The Comics Journal) Anna-Maria Cool (Elvira, OZ artist), Rick Stasi (writer/artist for DC, Marvel, Warner Bros. and the Disney Company) Robin Wayne Bailey (science fiction/ fantasy author: Brothers of the Dragon trilogy, Swords Against the Shadowland, Bloodsongs) The Kansas City Comic Creators Network, a local group of independent creators, will also have a booth. A.C.T.O.R. (A COMMITMENT TO OUR ROOTS), the first-ever federally chartered not- for-profit organization dedicated strictly to helping comic book creators industry veterans with financial aid for emergency operations and necessities of life, will have a booth at the convention as well. On Saturday there will be an auction benefiting A.C.T.O.R. On both days there will be giveaways. Hours for the Mo-Kan Comics Conspiracy are 10-5 on Saturday, 10-4 on Sunday. Admission is $5 per day; children ten and under are admitted for free. The website for the convention is http://mo-kancomicsconspiracy.com which has links to directions and maps to the Shawnee Civic Centre. For more information contact Greg Huneryager at 785-842-8064 or at yrogerg@ukans.edu +++++ Diamond Announces Summer Convention Exclusives As in years past, Diamond Comic Distributors is working hard to ensure that this year's Comic-Con International: San Diego and Wizard World Chicago are the best yet for retailers and fans, by offering several exciting convention exclusives! Each is part of a very limited production run and will make a fantastic addition to any collection. These must-have items will be available for purchase by retailers in advance of the conventions, and also at the Diamond booth. Fans will be able to find these limited-edition exclusives at dealer booths during both conventions. The five exclusives are: * Spider-Man: House of M Previews Exclusive Sketch Variant #1: With a limited print run of 5,000, this Variant issue of Spider- Man: House of M #1 sports a new variant cover by Salvador Larroca (with Con logos) and is sure to be one of the hottest items on the show floor! In this issue, Spidey swings into one of Marvel Comics' biggest events of the year and it could well unravel the reality he knows. * Marvel Universe Black Queen Bust: While under the control of Mastermind, Jean Grey became the Hellfire Club's Black Queen. This 6", show exclusive bust from Diamond Select Toys was sculpted by Sam Greenwell, is limited to 1,000 pieces, and brings her to life in all her domineering splendor. Comes with hand- numbered box, base, and Certificate of Authenticity. * Dark Phoenix/Cyclops MiniMate 2-Pack: From the classic "Dark Phoenix" storyline, Diamond Select Toys and Art Asylum present the Dark Phoenix/Cyclops MiniMates 2-pack! Each figure stands approximately 2" tall and features 14 points of articulation. This exclusive is limited to 5,000 pieces and is sure to please fans everywhere. * Bome Kirasaki Sui Previews Exclusive Figure: This new style Bome figure by Kaiyodo is strictly limited to 2,005 pieces and only available at Comic-Con International: San Diego and Wizard World Chicago. The exclusivity is printed on the base and stickered on the blister (with Con logos). * Metal Gear Solid 3: Cold War Camo Snake Previews Exclusive Kubrick: In the video game Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, this "Cold War" camouflage is a "secret" camo outfit that you have to unlock. This is Medicom's cool Kubrick version of the camo and the only toy ever with this outfit. It's strictly limited to 2,005 pieces and only available at Comic-Con International: San Diego and Wizard World Chicago. The exclusivity and Con logos are printed on the "gear box" style package. Diamond customers who are interested in ordering these items for pickup at either Comic Con International: San Diego or Wizard World Chicago are encouraged to contact Diamond Sales Representative Ben Zabarkes by phone at 410-560-7100, ext. 349, or by email at zben@diamondcomics.com as soon as possible. Art for all of these products is available upon request. +++++ From Darren Kane at Marvel Comics http://www.marvel.com MARVEL TAPS BEST-SELLING AUTHOR JONATHAN LETHEM TO PEN NEW COMIC BOOK SERIES BASED ON "OMEGA THE UNKNOWN" Acclaimed Writer of Motherless Brooklyn and Fortress of Solitude to Reintroduce Cult Marvel Comics Super Hero from the 1970s; First Issue Scheduled to Launch in Early 2006 NEW YORK - Omega the Unknown, the enigmatic super hero first introduced by Marvel Comics in the 1970s, will be re-introduced early next year in an updated series written by Jonathan Lethem, the critically praised author best known for his novels "The Fortress of Solitude" and "Motherless Brooklyn," which won a National Book Critics Circle Award. The series will mark Jonathan Lethem's first comic book writing effort. The initial storyline will center on a teenage prodigy from Washington Heights, and his relationship with Omega, a mysterious and silent Super Hero from another world. The 10-issue series will launch in early 2006. Lethem is working with artist Farel Dalrymple and colorist Paul Hornschemeier on the series. "I'm an enormous fan of Jonathan's writing, especially his rich and emotional portrayal of Brooklyn," said Joe Quesada, Editor- in-Chief of Marvel Comics. "While Omega the Unknown was a relatively obscure series from the 70s, Jonathan remembers it vividly from his youth, and I know that his new exploration of this hero will delight traditional comic fans and definitely appeal to a whole new audience of fans drawn to his imaginative and powerful storytelling." Jonathan Lethem commented, ""Omega the Unknown is a great character -- a kind of archetypal super hero who's also a blank slate. The original story had an uncanny power over my imagination, and seemed potentially to have the intrigue and complexity of a great novel. I've always been drawn to comics as a medium and this chance to work with Marvel -- and to revive this character and bring his story to fulfillment -- is a kind of a dream-come-true for me." TRUE BELIEVER ALERT 5-17-2005 Neal Adams Giant-Size X-Men, Gravity, Last Hero Standing, and New Warriors! Legendary Neal Adams on GIANT-SIZE X-MEN 3 One of the most revered and influential artists in the history of sequential art once again illustrates for Marvel -- the one and only Neal Adams! In celebration of the 30th anniversary of 1975's Giant-Size X-Men #1 and #2 comes GIANT-SIZE X-MEN #3 -- a colossal collection of the X-Men's greatest team-ups, featuring the X-Men tangling with the FF in FANTASTIC FOUR #28 (July 1964), the Mighty Avengers guest-starring in X-MEN #9 (January 1964) and along comes a Spider-Man in X-MEN #35 (August 1967)! PLUS a brand-new untold tale of the All-New, All-Different X-Men written by ASTONISHING X-MEN scribe Joss Whedon teaming with the legend, NEAL ADAMS! GIANT-SIZE X-MEN #3 Featuring Classic Reprints by STAN LEE, JACK KIRBY & WERNER ROTH All new story written by JOSS WHEDON and illustrated by NEAL ADAMS New Cover by NEAL ADAMS 80 Pgs, Marvel PSR, $4.99 Retailer FOC 5/17/2005, On Sale 6/8/2005 MAR051919 Marvel Next feels the pull of GRAVITY "This is easily the most excited I've ever been about something I've written," says writer Sean McKeever of the new mini-series GRAVITY. "It's just so refreshing to see Marvel Manhattan through a new pair of eyes and to delve into that classic Marvel mix of super hero action and personal drama. And, to me, Mike's art just really screams 'Marvel!' at the top of its lungs." Adds artist Mike Norton, "This book has been a dream come true. It's been great to work on something that has all the elements of why I got into comics in the first place." McKeever and Norton, the creative team responsible for the acclaimed Indie drama, The Waiting Place, introduce the next great Marvel Next hero...NYC college freshman Greg Willis, aka Gravity! He's made his way through high school and moved out of his parents' house -- finally ready to get a job, pick a major, and meet the girl of his dreams...and also realize his dream of becoming a big-city super hero! But will the realities of city life, college and saving the day prove to be too much for him? GRAVITY #1 (of 5) Written by SEAN MCKEEVER Pencils & Cover by MIKE NORTON 32 PGS. T+ Suggested for Teens and Up, $2.99 Retailer FOC 5/17/2005, On Sale 6/8/2005 APR051870 Two generations unite for LAST HERO STANDING June 8th is the street date for the second issue of LAST HERO STANDING -- a weekly five-part event that unites two generations of Marvel heroes! Says penciler Pat Olliffe's, "The huge scale of Last Hero Standing has been the thing I've really enjoyed, and I know it'll be what the readers are going to enjoy as well. Getting the chance to draw all of these characters has been a blast!" Tom DeFalco couldn't be more thrilled to pen the series, "After writing Spider-Girl for over seven years, it is a rare pleasure to visit some of my old friends in the real Marvel Universe like Captain America, Hawkeye, the Watcher, Vision and the Scarlet Witch. I grew up with these characters and they all helped to define the word 'Hero' for me. While Last Hero Standing is a stand-alone and accessible Hoo-Ha action story, I hope it will also remind old readers why they first fell in love with Marvel Comics and also start the love affair with some new readers." With LAST HERO STANDING, the great heroes of the Marvel Universe are vanishing without a trace -- what has happened to Spider-Man, The Thing, Captain America, and the rest of the MU's heavy hitters? Spider-Girl and the Fantastic Five must join forces with today's superstars to uncover the answer...and the trail leads to a major Avengers villain! Does the presence of the Watcher signify the end of this age of heroes? LAST HERO STANDING #2 of 5 Written by TOM DEFALCO Penciled by PAT OLLIFFE Cover by MARK BAGLEY 32 PGS. ALL AGES, $2.99 each Retailer FOC 5/17/2005, On Sale 6/8/2005 APR051877 Return of the NEW WARRIORS! Because fans demanded it -- the return of the New Warriors! "I think this is the type of book that can reach everyone, from kids to old school fans. If you're looking for a fast paced, funny, and action packed book, pick up New Warriors," says artist Skottie Young. When Night Thrasher strikes a mysterious deal with a Reality-TV producer, the team moves out of New York to help the villain- plagued denizens of small-town America...but will their filmed exploits be uplifting, or just exploitative? Is heartland America ready for Big City Super-Heroics of the NEW WARRIORS?! NEW WARRIORS #1 (of 6) Written by ZEB WELLS Pencils and Cover by SKOTTIE YOUNG 32 PGS. T+ Suggested for Teens and Up, $2.99 Retailer FOC 5/17/2005, On Sale 6/8/2005 APR051909 +++++ From THE BEAT by Heidi McDonald at http://www.comicon.com/thebeat/ May 18, 2005 Manning Award nominees announced The nominees for the 2005 Russ Manning Most Promising Newcomer Award have been announced. They are: Chris Bailey, writer/artist of Major Damage, published by Sky Dog Ben Caldwell, artist of Dare Detectives, published by Dark Horse Scott Chantler, artist of Scandalous, published by Oni Timothy Green II, artist of Fraction, published by DC (Focus line) James Heffron, writer/artist of Territory 51, published by Law Dog Comics The award will be presented on the evening of Friday, July 15, at the San Diego Convention Center as part of Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards ceremony. The nominees are selected by a committee consisting of representatives of the West Coast Comics Club and Comic-Con International: San Diego. The winner is chosen by past Manning award winners and Russ Manning assistants. The Manning award has been given out annually at the San Diego Comic-Con since 1982. It is given in the name of Russ Manning, the artist best known for his work on the Tarzan and Star Wars newspaper strips and the Magnus, Robot Fighter comic book. Russ was a popular guest at the San Diego convention in the 1970s. Past Manning winners have included Dave Stevens, Jan Duursema, Steve Rude, Scott McCloud, Art Adams, Eric Shanower, Dan Brereton, Jeff Smith, Gene Ha, Goran Sudzuka, and Tan Eng Huat. The chair of the Manning Awards committee is Gene Henderson. He can be contacted via the Comic-Con International address: P.O. Box 128458, San Diego, CA 92112. +++++ From the Comics Continuum at http://www.comicscontinuum.com/: SMALLVILLE RETURNS Smallville will return for a fifth season in a new time period on The WB, the network announced on Tuesday. Beginning next season, the show will air on Thursdays at 8 p.m. "This season, we're making a bold statement on Thursday nights by moving one of our signature hits, Smallville, to 8:00," said David Janollari, The WB's entertainment president. "The show faced some of the toughest competition of any series on television this season, going up against Lost every week, yet it continued to deliver great ratings." Here's how the network describes the new season: "Smallville is coming off a great year that continued to explore the mythology of the early days of the Clark Kent character. More exciting pieces of the puzzle will be revealed next season when Clark finds himself transported to the Fortress of Solitude. Starring Tom Welling as the Kansas farm boy who grows up to be Superman, the series is The WB's number one show with men 18-34 and third highest-rated series in adults 18-34." Returning cast members include Tom Welling, Kristin Kreuk, Michael Rosenbaum, Allison Mack, John Glover, Annette O'Toole and John Schneider. The network did not mention what will happen with Erica Durance's role as Lois Lane. In a related note, Jensen Ackles, a fourth-season cast member of Smallville, will be featured in a new series on the network, Supernatural. +++++ From Newsarama at http://www.Newsarama.com/ Marvel's Excalibur Cancelled with Issue #14 Fans of the series wondering what's been going on with Marvel's Excalibur, which hasn't seen a new issue solicited since this month's issue #14 finally have an answer. Marvel has confirmed for Newsarama that the series, one of Marvel's mid-tier X-titles will end with issue #14, due in stores next week. The series, written by Chris Claremont, with art by Aaron Lopresti, launched as part of Marvel's "Reload" event in May of 2004, which saw new teams tackle existing X- titles, as well as the launch of Excalibur, District X and Astonishing X-Men. The revitalization of the X-franchise was meant, in part to target titles to certain regions or themes of the X-Universe. Excalibur, at its start was the title that followed Professor Xavier and Magneto through the fallout of Grant Morrison's New X-Men run. As an interesting touchstone, of the eight titles the saw changes or launched as part of "Reload," (including the core X- titles and Astonishing), Excalibur is the second to end in under a year, following the cancellation of Weapon X (which is returning as a miniseries), although Excalibur may be the second of three, as rumors persist at the future of District X past its House of M incarnation of Mutopia X. The series, while not one of the company's top sellers, has performed recently in the 40,000 copy-range, according to estimates, so it's ending is not purely sales based, although the P/L ratio may be at issue, as could be the relatively mid- level showing for a title written by one of Marvel's marquee creators. In any case, Marvel has confirmed for Newsarama that an announcement regarding Claremont's new project, spinning out of House of M will be made at next month's WizardWorld: Philadelphia convention. Frank Gorshin Dies at 72 Through he portrayed hundreds of characters, for comic book fans, Frank Gorshin will always be the Riddler. The 72 year-old actor passed away Tuesday evening after being hospitalized for three weeks with multiple ailments at Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center in Burbank. Gorshin was born April 5th, 1934 in Pittsburgh, PA. He began acting when he was 12, and while in high school, was already earning a reputation for his dead-on impressions. His career was at age 17 when, as a winner of a talent contest, he landed a one-week engagement at Jackie Heller's Carousel night club, with Alan King headlining. From there, Gorshin attended Carnegie Tech, served in the Army in Korea, and fully entered show business with a role in The Proud and The Profane. After mistakenly being reported as killed in 1957, Gorshin's movie career continued, as did roles on television dramas and a headliner in Las Vegas clubs. In the '60s, Gorshin's breakthrough came when he landed the part of The Riddler on the Batman television series. "I could feel the impact overnight," Gorshin is quoted as saying at www.frankgorshin.com Like many of the series' stars who played villains, Gorshin's career continued after Batman ended, with many more roles in film and on television, as well as a prolific career both in acting and performing at nightclubs. While his roles were varied over the years, Gorshin never shied from genre work, as he was the half-black, half-white alien in the Star Trek: TOS episode, "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield," as well as performing in Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, Meteor Man, 12 Monkeys and many others. Most recently, Gorshin portrayed the legendary George Burns on Broadway in the Tony-nominated show "Say Goodnight Gracie," a tribute to George Burns. One of Gorshin's final television appearances will be broadcast tomorrow night, the season finale of CBS' C.S.I., directed by Quentin Tarantino. In it, Gorshin and fellow Vegas pal Tony Curtis appear as themselves. In a statement to the AP, Gorshin's long-time friend and former co-star Adam west said, "Frank will be missed. He made an indelible impression as The Riddler in the classic 'Batman' TV series and he was a fine impressionist as well. Frank made me laugh. He was a friend and fascinating character.'' KELSEY GRAMMER IS X3's BEAST While the bulk of the cast for the third X-Men movie is already in place, Variety today announced a new addition to both the cast and the characters that will appear in the film: Kelsey (Frasier) Grammer as Hank McCoy, aka Beast. Blue fur and all. While spinning it to the trade and non-comics readers Marvel's Avi Arad confirmed what many X-Men fans have known for years: "Kelsey was born to play the role," Arad said. "This is a big role in the new movie, and when we met with him, you can see that Kelsey has that you'd-better-have-a-dictionary-handy intelligence." The trade confirmed that X3's Beast will be the 355-pound, blue furred version. Also, Vinnie (Snatch) Jones is slated to play Juggernaut in the film, named by the trade as the anchor of Magneto's "villainous band." Maggie (Lost) Grace is in negotiations to play Kitty Pryde, while the studio is still searching for an actor to play Angel, described by the trade as "a handsome winged mutant who is ashamed of his feathery appendages." Directed by Matthew Vaughn, X-Men 3 is slated to open Memorial Day weekend, 2006. +++++ From ComiX-Fan at http://www.comixfan.com/xfan COMIXFAN NEWS BRIEFS- MAY 16, 2005 NEWSFLASH! Now Playing Magazine sat down with Spider-Man 3 director Sam Raimi and he spoke on the subject of Arachnid Super Hero love. "{Peter is} going to try to move to the next phase of his life, the next stage, young adulthood, and he's going to now be dealing with issues of self-esteem and how he can carry on a relationship, which is much more complex than having an occasional date with some woman and not revealing all of your secrets to her," says Raimi. "And it's going to be about how she and he might find a way to live together with this responsibility and the conflict that being this person creates in this relationship... {MJ} is integral to the story, and the movie is going to really follow the continuation of her and Peter Parker's love story." NEWSFLASH! Daily Variety is reporting that Warren Beatty has finally lost his mind. Okay, maybe that was harsh, but here's the scoop on what could possibly lead to the return of the man in the fedora. No, not the one with the whip. "Beatty, who starred in and directed the 1990 film "Dick Tracy," based on the classic comic strip, is seeking a ruling that he still owns film and other rights, plus $30 million in damages. The damage figure presumably is based on the profit Beatty expects to see from a sequel. Domestic box office for the film in 1990 was $100 million, making it the ninth highest-grossing film of that year." NEWSFLASH! Toon Zone is reporting that former X-Files star Mitch Pileggi will be providing the voice for Commissioner James Gordon during the second season of The Batman on Kids WB. According to the report, the character will be introduced in an episode entitled "Night and The City" and will eventually come into conflict with other members of the Gotham Police Department over his support of Batman. This will not be Pileggi's first foray into the world of the caped crusader, as he has previously done voice work for Batman Beyond. NEWSFLASH! The Boston Herald has a brief story up on Spider-Man actor James Franco, who says that filming on the third film is slated to begin in January of next year. NEWSFLASH! The Official James Newton Howard Website has posted a brief excerpt from SFX Magazine on Batman Begins composers James Newton Howard and Hans Zimmer. The two talk about how their collaboration began and what filmgoers can expect to hear in terms of a theme for the character. In related news, Toon Zone has cover art and track listings for the upcoming film's soundtrack. +++++ From the DC Comics Online Newsletter at http://www.dccomics.com OMAC PROJECT #1 RETURNS TO PRESS FOR NEW THIRD PRINTING A full three weeks before its instore-date of May 18, the Second Printing of the red-hot THE OMAC PROJECT #1 has sold out at DC Comics. Now, DC offers a new, third printing of this sold-out issue. THE OMAC PROJECT #1 Third Printing will feature a new, variant version of the original cover by Ladronn, which pictures one of the Omacs in the center of the image. THE OMAC PROJECT #1 Third Printing (MAR058202) is available for order now and is scheduled to arrive in stores on June 1. In addition, THE OMAC PROJECT #2 (MAR050415) is now sold out at DC Comics. The issue is being prepped for a new printing, which will be announced soon. "This is outstanding! I'm delighted and thrilled," says Rucka. "I think it's a testament to how much fans are connecting to the events of COUNTDOWN TO INFINITE CRISIS. Love it or hate it, this shows how well COUNTDOWN has primed the DCU for what's coming next." "Orders on the second printing of THE OMAC PROJECT exceeded our available copies, so we're happy to go back to press for a third printing," says Bob Wayne, DC's VP - Sales. "Retailers should place their orders as soon as possible, as orders will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis." THE OMAC PROJECT #1 Third Printing (FEB058394) is available for order now and is scheduled to arrive in stores on June 1 with a cover price of $2.50 U.S. Quantities are limited, so retailers are advised to place their orders as soon as possible. Retailers may order the issue by contacting their Diamond Customer Service Representative or DC Sales Representative, or by email at reorders@diamondcomics.com. Upcoming issues are available as follows: * THE OMAC PROJECT #3 (APR050349) is solicited in the April Previews (Volume XV #4) and is scheduled to arrive in stores on June 29. * THE OMAC PROJECT #4 (MAY050243) is solicited in the May Previews (Volume XV #5) and is scheduled to arrive in stores on July 27. Also, COUNTDOWN TO INFINITE CRISIS Second Printing (FEB058329) remains available for reorder. 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