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------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor --------------------~--> Get fast access to your favorite Yahoo! Groups. Make Yahoo! your home page http://us.click.yahoo.com/dpRU5A/wUILAA/yQLSAA/bGIolB/TM --------------------------------------------------------------------~-> BLADE TELEVISION UPDATE The Blade television series for Spike TV is on course, executive producer David Goyer told The Continuum. "We're moving forward, about to attach a director and start pre-production," Goyer told The Continuum. Goyer wrote all three Blade films and directed Blade: Trinity. He and Geoff Johns are writing the television pilot. Goyer, pictured above with Jessica Biel on the set of Blade: Trinity, also wrote Batman Begins with director Christopher Nolan and has been attached to write and direct a Flash film for Warner Bros. SECOND PRINTING FOR JUSTICE #1 After selling out its initial print run at DC Comics, Justice #1 is going back to press for a new printing, scheduled to arrive in stores in Oct. 19. Justice #1 Second Printing reprints the first issue, written by Alex Ross and Jim Krueger, with art by Doug Braithwaite and Ross. The cover of the second printing features art by Braithwaite and Ross never before published by DC Comics. "Thank God (or in this case, DC) for this second printing," Krueger said. "It would be a sad thing if there was anyone who couldn't be here from the beginning for the be-all, end-all battle between the JLA and the ultimate conspiracy of evil." "As a thank you to the retailers who ordered Justice #1 and the Justice: Superman Action Figure Exclusive, we're sending the same number of action figures to every retailer who qualified and ordered them the first time around at no charge," said Bob Wayne, DC's VP -- Sales. "So if you bought two Justice: Superman Action Figure Exclusive before, you'll receive two more for free." WIZARD WORLD BOSTON: CRISIS COUNSELING WITH DAN DIDIO DC Comics' Dan DiDio held his final Crisis Counseling panel before the first issue of Infinite Crisis Friday at Wizard World Boston. Joined by Bob Wayne and Greg Rucka, DiDio joked, "This is my last chance to be vague, to lie and to beat around the bush." Following are highlights from the panel: * DiDio said the four pre-Crisis mini-series were "a big risk for us" that helped highlight some of the quirkier, second-tier characters. There will be individual tie-ins for each of the mini-series that DiDio said "will fill in some of the gaps." * Asked about anthologies, DiDio said they are a tough sale right now. "People seem to like extended stories," he said. * Rucka on continuity: "There seems to be a lot of fear we're going to wipe out continuity. We're not. We like continuity." Added DiDio: "We addresss incongruities in continuity. This is a direct sequel to Crisis on Infinite Earths. We're taking everything that happened and are moving forward." * Donna Troy will play a role in Infinite Crisis. "She's going back to Earth to recruit heroes on a mission she feels is imperative toward the survival of the universe," DiDio said. * DiDio called the Infinite Crisis Secret Files, written by Marv Wolfman, is tentatively scheduled for February. "He shows how the Infinite Crisis is connected to Crisis on Infinite Earths and explains things in the DC Universe that are going on. It's the strongest Secret Files I've seen. He really does show you the secrets that are going on." * Rucka said he always had plans to have Wonder Woman kill and. "I felt Wonder Woman was a warrior and Wonder Woman should kill," he said. DiDio said that the view of the iconic charaters is that Superman is a fireman, Batman is a policeman and Wonder Wonman is the social conscience. "The relationship (among the three) as horrible as it is this week in the DC Universe is probably the most interesting it's been," Rucka said. * "Corrigan, Part 2" is a three-issue story that begins in Gotham Central #37. * DiDio on Hal Jordan: "With the amoung of characters that disappear after Infinite Crisis, Hal will play a bigger and bigger role." * Asked if Bruce Wayne will die, DiDio said, "Bruce Wayne is Batman. That's your answer." * Will George Perez be the artist of The Brave and The Bold? "God, I would love to see that," DiDio said. * Bob Wayne said that 52's price point will be announced with the weekly book's solicitation. * Asked if Dick Grayson will be reestablished in the Batman family, DiDio said, "Yes." THE BOOK OF LOST SOULS J. Michael Straczynski said The Book of Lost Souls, his new Icon titled is "the most out-there title Marvel has published in a very long time." The first issue, featuring art and cover by Colleen Doran, reaches stores on Oct. 26. "Tor me, this is one of the most important things I've done in comics in a long while," Straczynski said. "It has some of the same feel as Midnight Nation, and Neil Gaiman's Sandman, in that it is a book that will attract our usual readers, but which will also have a great deal of mainstream and female appeal." "It's exciting for me because this is the one Marvel title that is closest in genre to contemporary dark fantasy. It is, by turns, dark and menacing, hopeful and optimistic, very scary and unabashedly romantic. In recent years, there really hasn't been a monthly book out there from the big two comics publishers that goes right for that audience, with a tragic, dark and romantic hero, a whole new supernatural mythology, and a world that goes from the weirdly fantastic to the back streets of urban cities." Here's how Marvel describes the book: "The Book of Lost Souls follows Jonathan, a man who lived over a century ago who finds himself in a present day supernatural world after a near-death experience. As Jonathan comes to grips with this new world and new characters, so do the readers. "Jonathan's unique supporting cast also includes 'the Dark Man,' who may be God or may be the Devil, who has his own agenda for Jonathan, and Mystery, the talking cat who is Jonathan's constant companion, and who may be something more than he appears to be." "Whether it's a young woman who is disappearing into the fantasy world of her own mind to avoid the harsh reality of a terrible life, a street artist whose wall murals begin to come to life, or a hired killer trying to escape the consequences of a lifetime of murder, the stories are hard-hitting but hopeful, as Jonathan steps over the line that may mean life or death for the other characters in the story," Straczynski said. +++++ From Newsarama at http://www.Newsarama.com/ INKWELL RAISES OVER $71 K FOR KATRINA RELIEF From Joe Quesada After nearly a month of hard work, a couple of technical glitches and two weeks worth of wild auctioning, the comic's industry once again proves that when it comes together, it's unstoppable. Thanks to the donations of countless artist as well separate cash donations by Neal Adams, Mark Andreyko and Jim Lee, the Inkwell Katrina relief auctions raised a grand total of... wait for it... drum roll please... $71,219.27 There really isn't much more to say other than thanks to all of the great talents that participated, to all who gave so much and joined our auction, to everyone who gave us press and web links and to Kwan Chang, Chris Eliopulos, Vladamir Fiks Terry Maltos for making it all possible. And in the world of thanks, I don't think that there are enough words of gratitude for the work that George Beliard and my wife Nanci Quesada have done over these last few weeks. Thanks guys for the countless of hours and sleepless nights you both put into this. Katrina was a horror we hope we never see the likes of again, or perhaps at least, we will be better prepared for in the future. But, because life is filled with uncertainties, we will be keeping the Inkwell website alive. May we never have to use it for something this tragic ever again. See ya in the funnybooks, JQ LIONS TIGERS AND BEARS RETURNS TO IMAGE With the announcement that it was splitting with Alias, Runemaster Studios together with Image Comics have confirmed for Newsarama that the second volume of the acclaimed Lions, Tigers and Bears by Mike Bullock and Jack Lawrence will be published by Image in early 2006. Dave Lanphear and Ron Marz will return as letterer and editor, respectively. "There really is no way around it, Lions, Tigers and Bears was always destined to be an Image book," series writer/co-creator Mike Bullock said. "Jack and I are just thrilled that we've been given the chance to keep it that way." Image published the first LT&B miniseries earlier this year (produced by Runemaster and Alias), and saw sold out single issues, but Runemaster moved the property to Alias when the company began publishing its own books. Through Alias, a Lions Tigers and Bears trade was released in summer. While there are reportedly copies of the Alias version of the trade remaining, the first Lions Tigers and Bears release from Image will be a new edition of the first Lions Tigers and Bears trade which will include a new six-page story as well as new pinups. No specific date was given for the release of Lions Tigers and Bears II #1. "People have asked why I'm happy to be back at Image. My answer? Well, y'know, it's Image," artist and co-creator Jack Lawrence said. "I was 16 when they launched, and the memory of that stands out as a benchmark in my life as a budding comic creator. I devoured everything they put out back then, but if anything, I think now is a more exciting time to be at Image than any other. Professionalism, honesty, and bloody good books. That's all you need, isn't it? And Image has all that in spades." Image Publisher Erik Larsen: "Readers of all ages have responded positively to Lions, Tigers and Bears. It's fun for young and old. The response to the book has been very heartfelt and enthusiastic. The first chapter of Lions, Tigers and Bears was just the beginning. Readers will be astounded to read the next exciting adventure. It's like nothing else on the stands." There was no word on Runemaster's The Gimoles, a first issue fo which saw print through Alias, but a second has yet to be released. HBO's Carnivale Creator Daniel Knauf Pens Iron Man In a sometimes you see it, sometimes you don't release posted on Marvel.com has confirmed what has been bouncing around the internet since April, that is that Carnivale creator Daniel Knauf will write six issues of the monthly Iron Man series for Marvel in 2006. The rumor of Knauf writing Iron Man first came to light when the creator mentioned it in a chat he participated in with fans of the HBO series. Presumably, the issues will come immediately following the conclusion of the delayed Warren Ellis/Adi Granov restart which began in November of last year. Issue #4 of the six part storyline shipped last month. From Marvel.com: "Daniel Knauf, creator and executive producer of HBO's Emmy-award winning dramatic series Carnivale, is slated to take the reigns of Marvel's epic Iron Man series for a spectacular six issue story arc. The first highly anticipated issue is schedule to debut Spring, 2006. While Daniel Knauf - whose impressive credits also include the films Blind Justice and Dark Descent as well as the CBS series Wolf Lake - is no stranger to creative writing, this series will mark his first comic book effort. Knauf will bring his innovative storytelling magic to Marvel's Iron Man, the crusading Super Hero who was first introduced by Marvel in the 1960's. "What I love about Iron Man is that he's the one super hero who doesn't eclipse his alter-ego," says Knauf. "Tony Stark is a very complex, messed-up dude. This is a guy who desperately wants to help the human race, but his creative energy is almost exclusively dedicated to weapons design. What's wrong with that picture?" Emanating from his explosive imagination, Knauf will pen six issues of the monthly Iron Man title. The exhilarating storyline will feature a string of high-visibility assassinations, prompting an intense investigation by Tony Stark (Iron Man's alter ego), as the killer appears to be employing the armor and weapons of Iron Man. Stark is shocked and horrified by the truth he uncovers, as a far deeper game of death and deceit is being played - with Stark himself as one of the pawns! "Daniel Knauf is one of the most creative storytellers of our time. I'm a huge fan of his work, especially his focus on dark themes and emphasis on good vs. evil," said Joe Quesada, Editor- in-Chief of Marvel Comics. "Iron Man is a much-beloved Super Hero in the Marvel Universe, and I know that Knauf's new exploration of this character will certainly not disappoint." "This arc will put Iron Man through the wringer," says Knauf. "I really want to dial in with big, monumental fights and action sequences, while taking Tony to some very dark places - forcing him to face some hard truths as to what it really means to be a hero and that, sometimes, 'meaning well' is simply not enough." No artist has been named. COUNTDOWN MINIS GET SPECIALS DURING INFINTE CRISIS So - with Day of Vengeance and The OMAC Project wrapping up last week and this week, respectively, are you left with the feeling that something's a little...dangly? Not that the stories in and of themselves weren't set with beginnings middles and ends, but that the stories that were marketed as preludes to Infinite Crisis, bridges between Countdown the seven issue miniseries debuting next month didn't reveal everything about how they're tied to the Crisis? Don't close the longbox on Day of Vengeance, The OMAC Project, Rann-Thanagar War and Villains United just yet. Each of the four miniseries that led up to Infinite Crisis will have a 32-page one-shot special released during Crisis which will tie the miniseries storylines in to the unfolding, larger story. "The specials will all tie directly into Infinite Crisis that also explains how things were tied into Infinite Crisis in ways we didn't know about," DC Executive Editor Dan DiDio told Newsarama. "It pulls back the curtain on the four miniseries, and shows just how their storylines are directly related to Crisis." Obviously not wanting to go into too great of detail, DiDio did give some general ideas of what would be covered in the Day of Vengeance one-shot: "That special will show the Spectre's story to its conclusion, and we'll also find out who was behind Eclipso's move to seduce the Spectre and goad him into attacking and destroying all magic in the DC Universe in the first place." So - by that take, DiDio said, the one-shots aren't strictly epilogues, catching up with the characters after the events of the miniseries, nor are they direct continuations of the stories from the four miniseries. "They take the themes from the miniseries, and wrap up some of the points from the stories as they tie into Infinite Crisis," Didio explained. "The four specials are much more Infinite Crisis-centric than they are miniseries centric. The one that will probably show this the clearest will be the Villains United Special which doesn't focus on the Secret Six as much as it does the villains of the cabal, and their role in Infinite Crisis." All four specials are currently slated to see the creative teams from the miniseries re-team, and will be spaced out, one a month, starting with the Day of Vengeance Special in January, which will be followed by Rann-Thanagar War Special in February, The OMAC Project Special in March, and Villains United Special in April. And yes, there is significance to the timing. Those particular specials, those beats, tie in to what is occurring in the Infinite Crisis story at the same time," DiDio said. "We wanted the sequence of the specials to have a certain sense of priority and importance, and we didn't want to give away some of the secrets of Infinite Crisis, and we didn't want to weaken the stories that we could tell in the specials, so when we put them all side by side, we realized that it really adds value to space them out like that." And yes, DiDio knows that figuring out the battle plans for Infinite Crisis and all its various lead-ups and ties ins' trade collections is looking like a nightmare. Thing is, DiDio said with a laugh, is that it's not his nightmare. "Yeah, the guys in Collected Editions want to kill me. Thing is, I'm approaching this story the same way we approached things before there were collected editions to worry about. It's the same problem hey run into when they try to figure out how to collect comics that were done in the '60s and '70s in regards to a trade. Stories in those days weren't clearly wrapped up - there were subplots and things sometimes didn't fit into nice, neat packages. "I'm worried about doing the best comics, and I figure it can be collected as things move forward. These are good problems to have though. I want to make sure that everyone is excited about what's coming out at that moment, and we'll make sure that everything of importance is collected somewhere down the line. Honestly, we did give this a lot of thought, but in the end, I didn't want collected editions driving the way the story will be told." Oh, and one final Crisis tease - DiDio confirmed that DC is playing its cover game again, and stated that the Jim Lee cover to Infinite Crisis #2 (featuring Power Girl in front of a vortex) isn't the final cover that will see stands. "Jim gets paid too much money to do something like that as the final cover," DiDio said, laughing. And finally, throughout the run of Infinite Crisis, DiDio will be bringing his "Crisis Counseling" panel to Newsarama! Every Wednesday that an issue of Crisis is due to his stands, DiDio will answer questions from readers on the previous issue, as well as tease events that are coming up in the upcoming issue. Look for more on this shortly. MONKEY PHARMACY SPLITS WITH ALIAS Following last week's announcement that Runemaster Studios was leaving Alias, Ken Lillie-Paetz has confirmed for Newsarama that his studio, Monkey Pharmacy Productions, will be leaving Alias as well. Lillie-Paetz provided Newsarama with a statement about the split, which reads: Monkey Pharmacy Productions, creator/producer of the comic books Elsinore and Monkey in a Wagon vs. Lemur on a Big Wheel (with co- creator Chris Moreno), are pleased to announce that they have regained the rights to both of these properties. Both comic book series will be continued with new publishers and further announcements will be made in the near future. There has been an increasing amount of speculation about what was happening with these two books, especially since the announcement that Runemaster was leaving Alias. In mid-September, Mike Bullock and I gave legal notice that both our studios were leaving Alias. We are now able to announce that we have decided to take our properties elsewhere. Leaving Alias is by no means a setback for Monkey Pharmacy. We feel we now have the opportunity to produce the best work possible and be free from the series of unfortunate events that has plagued Alias and our titles right from the beginning. This is an exciting time for Monkey Pharmacy! We have plans to publish the remaining issues of Elsinore (including a trade paperback of Issues 1-3). The continuing battle for primate supremacy that can only be fought by a monkey and a lemur will also soon see new issues. We are thrilled about some new stories we have planned for the upcoming issue of Monkey vs. Lemur. One story addresses the sadly common lemur/raccoon identity confusion in Mistaken Identity Crisis on Infinite Earths and another will feature creators Chris and Ken appearing as themselves - sort-of - in Moreno In A Wagon vs. Lillie-Paetz On A Big Wheel. The dream issue of Elsinore (#4) showcases a variety of artists as they lend their own mad visions to the dreams of the inmates and staff at the Elsinore Mental Hospital. Whether it is Josh Medor's plague doctor in the fire of London, or Michael P. Sincavage's haunting piece of Lucifer crawling with sinners that have become maggots, or new series artist Mark Sparacio's unleashing the elements as channeled through Miss Candra and Ophelia, this issue will have lots to catch the eye and mind. Issue #5 continues on with Doctor Murchison taking matters into his own hands and a group therapy session that seems to suggest the doctor's grasp on reality may be more tenuous than previously thought. We apologize for the period of time that it will take for our relaunch but ask our fans to please be patient and that Elsinore and Monkey in a Wagon vs. Lemur on a Big Wheel (and a few new projects) will soon return bigger and better. Thank you for all the support you have shown these titles! Ken Lillie-Paetz Monkey Pharmacy Productions Newsarama Note: When asked for further clarification on the split, Lillie-Paetz declined to comment, adding that his legal counsel had advised him not to speak further of the matter publicly. In speaking to Newsarama on Wednesday, Alias Executive Director Mike S. Miller said that the company had cancelled Elsinore "for scheduling/non-delivery issues." The solicitation for the first issue of Elisnore read: Did the Apocalypse already happen without anyone noticing? Angels scour the sky and demons stalk the streets. Meanwhile, the patients of Elsinore Mental Hospital are under the control of a secret society. Locked up without treatment, the inmates are developing supernatural powers. Humankind's only hope for survival is descending further into madness... The end begins here. +++++ From the DC Comics Online Newsletter at http://www.dccomics.com PETE WOODS SIGNS A 3-YEAR DC EXCLUSIVE Pete Woods, artist on CATWOMAN and DETECTIVE COMICS, has signed a 3-year exclusive agreement with DC Comics. "I couldn't be happier," says Woods. "DC has been a great company to work for, and these are really exciting times. The past year on CATWOMAN has been a fantastic experience for me, and the fan response has been phenomenal. Both (Senior Editor) Matt Idelson and (VP - Executive Editor) Dan DiDio gave me the space I needed to come up with something just a little bit different. The next year holds a lot of surprises and I'm eager to get started!" Idelson says, "Pete's work has grown by ridiculous leaps and bounds since we first started working together eons ago, and to see the heights he's reaching on CATWOMAN... well, it's a joy being his editor and telling him what to do!" Upcoming issues of CATWOMAN are available as follows: CATWOMAN #47 (JUL050195) is available for advance reorder and is scheduled to arrive in stores on September 28. CATWOMAN #48 (AUG050191) is available for advance reorder and is scheduled to arrive in stores on October 26. CATWOMAN #49 (SEP050214) is solicited in the September Previews (Volume XV #9) and is scheduled to arrive in stores on November 23. +++++ From ICV2.com So You Think the Cartoon Network Doesn't Matter? All 7 Volumes of 'Naruto' in the Top 20 September 26, 2005 Viz's Naruto manga dominated the BookScan report for the week ending September 18th. Just eight days after the premier of the Naruto anime on the Cartoon Network all seven volumes of the Naruto manga were in the top 20 with four titles in the top 10. What's the evidence that exposure on the Cartoon Network created new fans for the series? The first volume of the Naruto series came in second selling more copies than the most recent Naruto release (Vol. 7). Full Metal Alchemist, another manga series that benefits from exposure of the FMA anime series on the Cartoon Network, also continued its strong performance -- Vol. 1 is the best-selling graphic novel so far in 2005 and Vol. 2 remains in the top ten, where it will undoubtedly be joined by the newly-released Vol. 3 on the next BookScan list. Naruto's dominance of the top 10 overshadowed the strong showing of Tokyopop's DN Angel Vol. 9, which occupied the top spot on the charts for the first time in the series' history. Tokyopop also has a series that is benefiting from TV exposure; Tokyo Mew Mew A La Mode roared from #69 to #12 benefiting from the 4Kids' Mew Mew Power anime series shown on Fox stations on Saturday morning. Manga was more dominant than ever on this bookstore graphic novel sales report taking 48 out of the top 50 spots. The highest-ranking non-manga title on the list was Marvel's Ultimates 2 Vol. 1, which came in at number 33. The only other non-manga title in the top 50 was Frank Miller's Sin City Vol. 1 at number 43. Image to Publish 'Death Jr.' Mike Mignola Providing the Cover September 26, 2005 Backbone Entertainment and Image Comics have announced the publication of the first Death, Jr. trade paperback, which will include all three issues of the Death Jr. comic book written by Gary Whitta and illustrated by Ted Naifeh (Courtney Crumrin). Mike Mignola will provide the cover for the Death Jr. trade paperback, which is slated for a November release from Image. Death Jr., which appeals to both younger and more sophisticated readers, tells the story of the son of the grim reaper and his quirky band of friends including: Pandora, the little Goth Girl; Smith & Weston the Siamese Twins; Stigmartha, a girl who bleeds when she gets nervous: and The Seep, an armless, legless, foreign exchange student in a jar. Spiegelman in 'Virginia Quarterly Review' 'Portrait of the Artist as a Young %@&?!' September 30, 2005 The Virginia Quarterly Review is serializing Art Spiegelman's next major work, which is a series of self-reflective commentaries on his first collection of comics, Breakdowns, which was published in 1977 and long out of print. Pantheon wanted to republish Breakdowns and Spiegelman decided to revisit and comment on those early works with a series of new strips, which the VQR is publishing under the title, Portrait of the Artist as a Young %@&?!. In the Fall 2005 issue of VQR, which is due out in early October, Spiegelman presents his account of the creation of his "Prisoner of the Hell Planet" story, originally published in Short Order Comix #2 back in 1972. The 12-page story will be accompanied by a poster-size reprint of Prisoner of the Hell Planet. Retailers interested in carrying the Virginia Quarterly Review can contact the magazine directly (for a 40% returnable discount) or purchase copies through a number of distributors including Ingram Periodical, Ubiquity Distributors and DeBoer. +++++ From The SCOOP! at http://scoop.diamondgalleries.com/ Steve Geppi Named Baltimore's Top CEO Industry News, Scoop, Friday, September 30, 2005 Steve Geppi, President and Chief Executive Officer of Diamond Comic Distributors, was named Baltimore CEO of the Year last night by Baltimore Smart CEO magazine at the publication's fourth anniversary party. The gala event, attended by many of the top business leaders in the region, was held in the former National Bohemian building, which has a spectacular view overlooking the water. The building, part of an area rapidly undergoing gentrification, was the perfect setting since it represented both the city's industrial past and its resurgent present, both subjects near to Geppi's heart. Each issue of the magazine, which has also recently launched Washington Smart CEO in the nation's capital, is filled with case studies, columns and feature articles designed to help the region's CEOs face the daily challenges of running a business. For their CEO of the Year issue, company leaders from around the region are nominated and the winner is then chosen by the magazine's editorial staff. Spotlighted in a lengthy article by award-winning writer-editor David Callahan, Geppi's seemingly implausible rise from postal carrier to head of an entire family of companies and part-owner of the Baltimore Orioles has long been the stuff of legend within the comic book world. Increasingly, though, it has become clear that business and community leaders outside the industry have taken note of Little Italy's favorite son as well. "It isn't all about which CEO in town had that most spectacular year," Callahan wrote of the award. 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