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PRESS RELEASE: Dynamic Forces on QVC UK March 31st

PRESS RELEASE: 'Meridian' selected by NY Public Library for 'Teen Age 2003' list

PRESS RELEASE: New 'Kissing Chaos' one-shot hits in July

Marvel goes looking for 'Trouble'

Marvel Comics has returned to the role of tease once again, this time providing the comics press with the cover to 'Trouble' with very little extra information.

PRESS RELEASE: Ellis Returns to 'Strange Killings' with 'Strong Medicine' from Avatar

'Spirit' of Ambition: NW Studios talks 'Spirit of The Amazon'

There's a new comic shipping to stores this May and it's not from any of the major US publishers, but from a South American publisher who's hoping their comic, with an environmental message, will find success in the states.

CrossGen Masters the Universe with He-Man, Dragon's Lair, Space Ace

CrossGeneration Entertainment announced Friday that they will be publishing MVCreations' comics based on classic (and remade) cartoon "Masters of the Universe" along with arcade games "Dragon's Lair" and "Space Ace."

PRESS RELEASE: Dynamic Forces heats up summer with Wizard Authentics

PRESS RELEASE: 'Swamp Thing: Reunion' TPB completes Moore's run on title

PRESS RELEASE: 'Fables' #6-10 collected in 'Fables: Animal Farm' TPB

PRESS RELEASE: AiT/Planet Lar to sub-distribute 'Scurvy Dogs'

Energy Entertainment inks management deal for 'CiCi'

Parker Smart's indie comic 'CiCi' features a high-tech, butt-kicking heroine and ponders philosophical issues about creation and the meaning of life. Now, Energy Entertainment has inked a deal with Smart to take the property to the next level.

Comics2Film Wrap for March 21st, 2003

'Astro Boy' fires up for 0th birthday, TV series and movie. The 'BloodQuest' movie, based on the 'Warhammer' comics and games, stalls.

MAX Muscle: Austen talks 'War Machine 2.0' & 'The Eternal' & 'World Watch'

Chuck Austen discusses two new Marvel Max series, 'War Machine 2.0,' a follow-up to 'U.S. War Machine,' 'The Eternal,' a new take on a classic Kirby concept (with exclusive first looks at art) and finishes by teasing a creator owned project, 'World Watch.' Plus, Austen respond's to criticisms made by CrossGen's Mark Alessi about 'The Call.'

Superhero Gaming Gets Gritty: Nocturnals, Authority/StormWatch RPGs announced

Two new superhero roleplaying games, set outside the standard bright four color world of previous licensed roleplaying games, have been announced.

Comics2Film Wrap for March 20th, 2003

Director Brett Ratner dumps 'Superman' for another 'Rush Hour' sequel. Josh Olson set to write the script for 'A History of Violence.' 'Spider-Man' spin team gets accolade and VH1 asks where are the superheroes now?

Image Comics Solicitations for June, 2003

Image Comics has released their solicitation text and cover images for comics and product shipping in June, 2003. UPDATED 03/21 with Top Cow covers

Comics2Film Wrap for March 19th, 2003

'Hulk,' 'Punisher' producer Gale Anne Hurd takes on 'Micronauts!' 'Nexus' animated pilot update. Ellis makes a 'Superhuman' effort for SCI FI. 'Barbarella' still in the works. 'Santo' comes to America.

Marvel Comics Solicitations for June, 2003

Marvel Comics has released their solicitation text and cover images for comics and product shipping in June, 2003.

Final Lap: Scott Kolins talks 'Blitz' and leaving 'Flash' after #200

After 29 issues handling the art chores on DC's 'Flash,' artist Scott Kolins is moving on. Kolins spoke with CBR News and reflected on his almost 3 year relationship with the title and the people he worked with.

Money Well Spent: Brubaker discusses the 'refundable' 'Sleeper'

Writer Ed Brubaker introduces 'Sleeper' to new readers while giving existing fans an update on where the series is headed with an update on the money-back guarantee and if anyone's taken him up on the offer.

Comics2Film Wrap for March 18th, 2003

Tobey Maguire may not be back for the 'Spider-Man' sequel. Find out who could be replacing him. Latest actors bow out of 'Superman' deal and Ratner hangs in the balance. 'Ripley's' is re-upped for an additional 11 episodes. 'Mortadelo and Filemon' breaks foreign box office records.

PRESS RELEASE: DC Comics Spotlight Projects for product shipping June, 2003

DC Comics Solicitations for June, 2003

DC Comics has released their solicitation text and cover images for comics and product shipping in June, 2003.

PRESS RELEASE: ACTOR auciton brings in $53,000 at MegaCon

PRESS RELEASE: 'Jason & the Argobots' collection coming this June

PRESS RELEASE: CrossGen's response to 'The Red Star' moves

PRESS RELEASE: DC collects rarely seen Alan Moore stories in new TPB

PRESS RELEASE: Ultimate Sports and NBA's Dallas Mavericks Team Up for Collectible Comic Book Promotion

Comics2Film Wrap for March 17th, 2003

Madonna's Maverick Films puts 'Violent Messiahs' on the fast track. Are Brett Ratner and actor hopefuls afraid of the Curse of Superman? Rodionoff talks about 'Werewolf by Night.' 'Daredevil' hangs in the top 10. Ottman talks about 'X-Men 2.' 'Smallville' is gender neutral and monkeys invade Cartoon Network. 

PRESS RELEASE: 'American Splendor' by Harvey Pekar comes to the web

PRESS RELEASE: DC launches Web site for young readers, DCKids.com

PRESS RELEASE: Image's 'Invincible #1' now available online

PRESS RELEASE: 'Aquaman' #1 now available online

'The Red Star' leaves CrossGen: Part 1 with Christian Gossett

'The Red Star's' Christian Gossett discusses leaving CG Entertainment and once again publishing the book with Archangel Studios, talking freely about his current relationship with CrossGen and putting to rest any speculation that might arise concerning the change in publication. Plus, what the future holds for Archangel Studios.

'The Red Star' leaves CrossGen: Part 2 with Brad Kayl

'The Red Star's' Brad Kayl shares his own thoughts and reasons behind leaving CG Entertainment with a look at what the future holds for the title under Archangel Studios. Plus, Kayl teases readers with news of a second Archangel title coming this July, 'Assasin,' with an exclusive first look at artwork from the series.

Comics2Film Wrap for March 14th, 2003

Berry looking likely for 'Catwoman.' Only two actors left slugging it out for 'Superman.' The real Superman continues the never-ending battle. MGM provides a look at 'Bulletproof Monk.' Work and headaches begin for 'Men in Black III.'

PRESS RELEASE: Alan Moore's 'Supreme: The Return' announced for May 2003 from Checker

PRESS RELEASE: 'Invincible' #1 and 2 sell out

PRESS RELEASE: Dynamic Forces to produce Vampirella trading card series

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