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DC Comics Solicitations for product shipping July, 2004

DC Comics has released their solicitation text and cover images for comics and product shipping in July of 2004.

SUPER-Stars (Part 8): Azzarello seeks to bring inspiration back to "Superman"

"I want to write a Superman story that somebody who doesn't read Superman comics will understand." That's writer Brian Azzarello describing the type of story he's written for his run on "Superman" with Jim Lee. Azzarello spoke with CBR News about his plans for the series, some notes about the upcoming "Luthor" mini-series and his next Vertigo project to be announced this summer.

"Powers," "Kabuki" move to Marvel's new ICON imprint

Marvel Comics announced today the creation of a new publishing imprint, ICON, which will publish projects outside of the Marvel Universe. The first two titles will be Brian Bendis' "Powers" and David Mack's "Kabuki."

2004 Eisner Award Nominees Announced

Eisner Awards administrator Jackie Estrada has released a press release detailing the nominees for the 2004 Eisner Awards. Brian Bendis and Greg Rucka lead all creators with the most nominations, while DC leads all publishers with 35 nominations.

SUPER-Stars (Part 7): Geoff Johns talks Superboy in "Teen Titans"

Writer Geoff Johns takes a look at the modern day Superboy and what plans he has for him in the pages of DC's "Teen Titans."

IDW Publishing previews Eisner's "John Law"

IDW Publishing has provided CBR News with a 7 page preview of art from their upcoming "John Law: Dead Man Walking" featuring all new work by writer/artist Gary Chaloner and classic tales by Eisner.

More Than You Expect: David Yurkovich talks "Less Than Heroes"

Writer/Artist David Yurkovich talks about Top Shelf's upcoming collections of "Less Than Heroes," what the series is about, where Warren Ellis' kind praise for his work came from, plans for future volumes and much more.

The "Army of Darkness" Advances on the Comic Industry

Devil's Due Publishing has announced that with Dynamite Entertainment it will begin publishing a brand new comic based on the cult hit film "Army of Darkness."

PREVIEW: "Nightjar" #1 from Avatar Pres

Avatar Press has provided CBR News with a preview of "Nightjar" #1, hitting comic shops this week. The preview includes four pages from issue #1 plus a look at all the cover to this four-issue mini-series.

The Clifford Method: Clifford Meth talks Cockrum Tribute and "god's 15 minutes"

Writer Clifford Meth updates CBR News on "The Dave Cockrum Tribute" anthology with a current list of contributors, some notes on the royalties settlement he negotiated with Marvel Comics on Cockrum's behalf and his own "god's 15 minutes" anthology.

Sam Kieth's got an itch to "Scratch" at DC

Writer/Artist Sam Kieth talks about his latest creation, "Scratch," a new five-issue mini-series that introduces a new character to the DC Universe. Kieth talks about the series, criticizes his own work and makes mentions or upcoming work he'll be doing for DC Comics and Oni Press.

SUPER-Stars (Part 6): Kurt Busiek talks "Superman: Secret Identity"

Writer Kurt Busiek talks about that "other" Superman in "Superman: Secret Identity." He talks about the inspirations for the series, reaction to a key moment in issue #2, working with Stuart Immonen and more.

SUPER-Stars (Part 5): Editor Eddie Berganza; the myth and the man

In a rare interview, the editor fo the Superman line of comics Eddie Berganza talks with CBR News about the new creative teams coming in April, upcoming plans for each series, the challenges of finding the right talent and bringing them together and more.

Wind Beneath His Wings: Gray & Palmiotti talk "Hawkman"

The writing duo of Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray talk about taking over "Hawkman" from Geoff Johns, how things will and won't change with them on board, Hawkman fandom and more.

Wizard World: Los Angeles Photo Parade - Day 2

Lots more people and lots more things to see from Wizard World: Los Angeles this Sunday, including the mystery of the real Tomm Coker, the Punisher car, unhappy/happy Erik Larsen and more.

SUPER-Stars (Part 4): Chuck Austen talks "Action Comics"

Writer Chuck Austen discusses some of the plans he has for "Action Comics," on working with Ivan Reis, what he's got planned for Lana and Clark and allays the fears of some Superman fans.

To Boldly Go: Checker's "Star Trek" collections coming this May

Checker Book Publishing Group's Mark Thompson talks with CBR News about their upcoming "Star Trek" collections, reprinting the classic comics from the '60s and '70s.

Marvel's "Ultimates" cancelled, will relaunch at at later date

Marvel Comics has announced that they've cancelled the chronically late, but very popular title "The Ultimates," to regroup and launch again at a later date.

Wizard World: Los Angeles Photo Parade - Day 1

Things and people to see on day one from Wizard World: Los Angeles. Some of your favorite creators and not so favorite costumed attendees were in attendance.

Cup of Joe (Quesada): 'X-Force' Revival, Cancellation News

Marvel Comics Editor-in-Chief fielded all questions at his "Cup of Joe" panel at Wizard World: Los Angeles on Saturday.

Superman news, Identity Crisis reaction, Image developments: March 21st Comic Wire Wrap

A smattering of news from Wizard World: Los Angeles Sunday including notes from Jeph Loeb about "Smallville" and "Superman/Batman," a reaction to the events of "Identity Crisis" from a DC staffer, a new artist for Image's "The Walking Dead" and a home for the indy anthology "Flight."

Top Cow, Conan, Aspen news and more from Wizard World: LA

At Wizard World: LA Saturday, Top Cow announced Dale Keown's "Pitt" taking on the Top Cow Universe, new series "Proximity Effect" with a non-traditional method of publication, Tony Daniels next series, "Witchblade/Wolverine" #1 cover and more. In other news, Aspen Comics dishes the latest on their titles, healthy interest in Dark Horse's "Conan" and Diamond's Steve Geppi recuperating.

Majestic, Vigilante, Question Hit Metropolis in New Miniseries: DC Announces Projects for July & Beyond

DC Comics announces a number of new projects for this summer and fall at Wizard World: Los Angeles, including new miniseries for Majestic, Vigilante and the Question, big news for "Astro City" fans and the first new "Elfquest" in many years.

Bendis Marvel Exclusive Through 2006, Charlize Theron to Star in 'Jinx'

Brian Michael Bendis had big news for fans Saturday afternoon at Wizard World: Los Angeles, including his continuing association with the House that Stan Built, one of Hollywood's top female stars playing one of his characters and the announcement of a fan-favorite artist joining "The Pulse."

FCBD 2004 set for July 3rd, coincides with "Spider-Man 2"

Diamond Comics Distributors have released details on the 2004 edition of Free Comic Book Day, to be held July 3rd of this year.

Spider-Man 3, Sin City, Green Hornet, More: March 19th Comic Reel Wrap

Kirsten Dunst talks "Spider-Man 3" already, Rodriguez is out headhunting for "Sin City," Gyllenhall possible for "Green Hornet," "Batman Begins" spy report, a new "Hellboy" trailer and more!

IDW Publishing to release comic based on TV show "24"

IDW Publishing has announced that it has landed the license to publish a comic based on the hit Fox television series "24." "24: One Shot" will hit comic shops this July.

Marvel Comics Solicitations for product shipping June, 2004

Marvel Comics has released their solicitation text and cover images for comics and product shipping June, 2004.

DC Celebrates the Legacy of Julie Schwartz with Eight Specials

Beginning in July DC Comics will release eight different editions of "DC Comics Presents" special celebrating the life of Julius Schwartz with contributions by some of comcis' biggest names.

An "Astonishing X-Men" #1 Preview

Marvel has provided CBR News with a couple of pages of artwork from "Astonishing X-Men" #1 by John Cassaday, who spoke with CBR News last week about his latest gig.

Image Comics Solicitations for product shipping June, 2004

Image Comics has released their solicitation text and cover images for comics and product shipping June, 2004.

SUPER-Stars (Part 3): Jeph Loeb talks "Superman/Batman"

Super-scribe Jeph Loeb talks about his plans for "Superman/Batman," bringing in a new Supergirl and an update on his work on the WB's "Smallville."

Harlan Ellison remembers friend Julie Schwartz

Thursday afternoon, friends and family of Julius Schwartz gathered in New York City to celebrate his life. In commemoration of this event, DC Comics released the following obituary for Schwartz, written by long time friend Harlan Ellison.

SUPER-Stars (Part 2): Ivan Reis talks "Action Comics"

Upcoming "Action Comics" artist Ivan Reis talks about tackling the most famous hero of all time, what research he's done to prepare for the gig, working with writer Chuck Austen and more.

Heating It Up: Dan Jolley talks "Firestorm"

After years of absence from comic shop shelves, Firestorm makes his return to the DC Universe in a new monthly series written by Dan Jolley. Jolley spoke with CBR News about the series, what it shares with the original and how it's evolved, with a hint or two of what's to come.

DC Comics Solicitations for product shipping June, 2004

DC Comics has released their solicitation text and cover images for comics and product shipping in June of 2004.

Make Mine Ed: Ed Brubaker talks "Sleeper Season Two" & "Gotham Central"

Ed Brubaker discusses the upcoming second season of "Sleeper," looks at what makes Holden Carver such a compelling character and talks about the plans he has for "Gotham Central."

DC Signs artist Ian Churchill to exclusive

Artist Ian Churchill, known for his work on Marvel's "Cable" and "Uncanny X-Men," has signed a two-year exclusive agreement with DC Comics.

Bendis takes over "Avengers," McKeever writes "Mary Jane"

It's a busy week for Marvel Comics as it's been revealed that Brian Bendis will take over "Avengers" this July, ultimately bringing the title to a close, and Sean McKeever will write the new teen drama series "Mary Jane."

Coffee Club: Ed Reynolds talks "Zowie: One" 100+ page B&W jam comic

Thursday Night Coffee Drinkers in Burbank, CA put their money where their mocha is in a 100+ page jam comic featuring 13 different stories by 10 different creators.

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