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Jan-2010 GPA Market Reports By GPA for Comics January 2010 REPORTS now available! If you haven't checked out GPA's January Market Reports, then login now and get the lowdown on important CGC sales in last month's action. January reports include the usual eBay sales and Heritage Auction results, together with results from other major auction houses and dealer reports. A total of 12,370 individual sales are represented in this month's 11 exclusive reports. GPA for Comics is the world's largest CGC pricing database with more than 941,000 individual transactions totaling over $201 Million, since 2002. |
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Bid on 4,596 CGC Comics Now! By GPA for Comics GPA Live Auction Links allows subscribers to search through current CGC comic auctions from the likes of Heritage, eBay, Pedigree, Hakes, Quality Comix and others from one convenient online page. By selecting a comic book title, a list of all certified comics in list form is returned, each with a link back to the original auction site ready for bidding! There are currently 4,596 live auctions available for searching. Subscribers can access the service by logging on to GPA and clicking on the Live Auctions link in the main menu. GPA Live Auctions are also available directly in GPA's analysis pages - looking up pricing data for a specific book? We'll also show you who's got one available and take you directly to their site for bidding. GPA Live Auction Links allows collectors to quickly and easily identify and bid on CGC comics offered by major auction houses. |
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Detective #27, highest-graded copy anchors Comics and Comic Art at Heritage Auctions by Heritage Galleries Previous record price for a comic book expected to fall; Deep auction features most every Golden Age key comic, Feb. 25-27 DALLAS, TX – While a truly exceptional CGC-Certified 8.0 copy of Detective Comics #27, the very first appearance of Batman, is readying for its potentially world record-breaking hobby debut (pre-auction estimate is $300,000+) in Heritage Auction Galleries' Feb. 25-27 Signature® Comics & Comic Art Auction, the surrounding field of choice comics and original comic art shines equally as bright in its own right. "Almost all of the most sought-after comics from the Golden Age are in this catalog," said Ed Jaster, Vice President of Heritage Auctions. "Superman #1, Batman #1, two copies of Detective #27, two copies of Captain America Comics #1 and three copies of Marvel Comics #1, and that just scratches the surface." The Marvel Comics #1 Pay Copy (Timely, 1939) CGC VF/NM 9.0 Off-white pages, is one of the most famous single comics in the hobby; it may be tied with one other at the top of CGC's census, yet it is equaled by none in terms of significance, and in any other comics auction this would be the anchor lot. It is estimated at $200,000+. "You'll find this copy in the Guinness Book of World Records thanks to a 2001 private treaty sale that was reported at $350,000," said Jaster. "While it's rumored that other books might have been included in that private treaty, the very strong demand for this special copy is underlined by its sale in a 2006 Heritage auction for $201,250 and the subsequent 2007 sale when it was purchased by the present owner for $205,000. These are the second and third-highest auction prices for a comic book at Heritage to date. " While the spotlight will be on these rarities from the 1930s and 1940s, another marquee comic in the sale hails from 1960, a Near-Mint CGC Certified copy of Green Lantern #1 (DC, 1960). "Green Lantern #1 is not a rare comic as such, but it's almost impossible to find in pristine condition," said Jaster. "We have the only copy that's ever been certified Near Mint to date. We're expecting it to sell for a price well into five figures. Like the Detective #27 and the Marvel Comics Pay Copy, it's being auctioned without reserve and with no minimum bid." Many of the high-end comics in this auction come to Heritage courtesy of The Pinnacle Hill Collection, a recently uncovered comics trove that has the hobby buzzing about the abundance of high quality important early titles in this epic grouping. Original comic illustration art is always and important facet of Heritage Signature® Comic and Comic Art Auctions, and the Feb. 25-27 event continues to show why Heritage is the dominant player in the original art market. Chief among original art offerings are several Peanuts strips featuring iconic themes, among them a Charles Schulz Peanuts Snoopy vs. the Red Baron Sunday Comic Strip Original Art dated 7-31-66 (United Feature Syndicate, 1966), estimated at $50,000+. Another strip favorite for many decades was Prince Valiant, whose meticulously illustrated adventures appeared each Sunday. Hal Foster, regarded as the father of illustrational action-adventure cartooning, drew the strip for its first 35 years, and several examples of his work are in the auction including this striking 1956 Sunday strip. Several other examples by Foster and his successor John Cullen Murphy are offered in the auction, as is the original art for the one and only Prince Valiant Sunday Comic Strip, #1762, dated 11-15-70 (King Features Syndicate, 1970) done by legendary Mad artist Wally Wood. The greatest comic book artists of the 20th century are also well-represented, including a wide selection of the work of perhaps the best-known comic artist, Jack Kirby. The highlight piece is this original Jack Kirby and Vince Colletta cover art for Thor #132, Thor vs. the Colonizers of Rigel (Marvel, 1966). "Very few original Marvel covers from this period have survived," said Jaster, "and they're treasured by collectors because they're drawn in a larger format than the art of the 1970s and later." While the Marvel Comics fan usually named Kirby as his favorites, any readers whose allegiance was to DC couldn't help but be a Joe Kubert fan. Kubert, still active after a stunning 70 years as a professional artist, consigned a selection of works from his personal archives. Like many comic artists, Kubert is Jewish, and he didn't shy away from taking on the wrenching topic of the Warsaw Ghetto on this art for Unknown Soldier #247. Kubert is not only a favorite of fans, he's also idolized by his fellow artists," said Jaster, "and we're thrilled to be selling artwork of his that hasn't been offered for public sale before." Heritage Auctions, headed by Steve Ivy, Jim Halperin and Greg Rohan, is the world's third largest auction house, with annual sales more than $600 million, and 475,000+ registered online bidder members. For more information about Heritage Auctions, and to join and gain access to a complete record of prices realized, along with full-color, enlargeable photos of each lot, please visit HA.com. Want to get the up-to-the-minute updates and breaking news stories about Heritage Auctions? Get them as they happen at: Twitter.com/HeritagePress; Twitter.com/JimHalperin; Facebook: Heritage Auction Galleries. To view a compete archive of Heritage press releases go to: HA.com/PR. To link to this press release on your blog or Website: www.HA.com/PR-1794. |
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WorldWide Comics adds thousands of CGC graded comic books by GPA for Comics WorldWide Comics has started the new year with over 1,000 newly graded comics from CGC, including a slew of high grade Silver and Bronze, and choice copies from the Golden Age. Beginning 15 February they will be entering Phase Two of the Golden State collection with 2,000 high grade 70s and 80s comics to be added to the over 3,300 Golden State copies listed for sale in 2009. The first listings will include 18 graded 10.0 and 9.9 copies and will include runs of such odd-ball 70s titles as Howard the Duck, Shazam, Black Lightning, Godzilla, Star Wars, Freedom Fighters, Isis, Weird Western Tales, in addition to every mainstream DC and Marvel title. And to stay on top of the market, they are checking much of their old inventory, updating prices according to new GPA market trends, which means many books are being lowered in price. These will periodically appear in the "New Arrivals" section of their site. WorldWide Comics is also making a strong presence on eBay closing out over 100 CGC comics in auction format with no reserves each week -- the largest seller on eBay of CGC books for the past 4 months. WorldWide can be found at www.wwcomics.com or on eBay as Spectre52. |
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Now Is the Time to Consign to the ComicConnect March Event Auction by ComicConnect The final hammer has fallen on The Ultimate Double Cover and Comic Book Rarities Auction, and ComicConnect.com would like to thank bidders everywhere who supported the auction. With over 1,700 multiple cover and rarity comics sold in six days, many collectors placed bids upwards of ten times guide price for the opportunity to own these amazing pieces of comic book history. Hot on the heels of this successful auction, ComicConnect.com is gearing up for their big March Event Auction, and wants you to contact them right now to consign! Already, the folks at ComicConnect.com are listing lots as they come in, which are available right now for preview on their site. One of the earliest gems to appear for preview is Suspense Comics #3 CGC 7.0! This classic comic with the unforgettable Alex Schomburg cover graces the want lists of comic collectors around the globe — but there can be only one auction winner, so start budgeting accordingly! Bidding begins Friday, March 26th, so sellers should get their listings posted online or mailed to ComicConnect ASAP to get the most exposure for their consignments! Some more early highlights in the auction include these highest-graded examples:
Pedigrees in the March Event Auction include:
Comics that absolutely cannot go without mention:
The auction will also include original comic artwork and comic memorabilia. These consignments are being added to the auction as this article is being written, so go to ComicConnect.com to see what was added. ComicConnect.com set many, many sales records in 2009, and expects 2010 to be an even better year. Past records include: Showcase #4 CGC 9.4 $160,200, Green Lantern #76 CGC 9.6 $30,500, Detective Comics #400 CGC 9.8 $13,534, Action Comics #60 CGC 9.8 $15,800, and the biggest of them all, Action Comics #1 CGC 6.0 for a record $317,200. For a personal consultation for representation in the sale of your comics or collection, call ComicConnect's Director of Consignments, Rob Reynolds, at (212) 895.3999 (international 001.212.895.3999) or email him support@comicconnect.com ComicConnect.com provides FREE SCANNING for all CGC & PGX graded comics shipped to them for auction at $1 start & no reserve! ComicConnect.com also offers generous cash advances up to $1 million dollars for top-notch consignments. The auction is online. For assistance creating an account or questions about bidding, email support@comicconnnect.com or call (212) 895-3999. For international callers, dial 001-212-895-3999. ComicConnect.com is an online marketplace for comic buyers and sellers, focusing on comic books published between 1930–1975. Membership is free, and members may list their comics for sale or auction for free. ComicConnect.com brokers transactions, and accepts a low 10% commission only after comics are sold through the site. ComicConnect never charges Buyer's Premiums. |
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New eBay Listings This Week for Vintage Collectables by Vintage Collectables This week we have more than 400 new listings with another great run of X-Men, including, a nice group of New X-Men, and a group of the Tales of Suspense Iron Man books. Keys that must be mentioned are X-Men #94, and early Hulk (ending Sunday), all in affordable grades, with the rest of these popular runs to follow in the coming weeks. Also, we have a nice selection of items from the Alberta and Tiffer collections. You can see them all in our eBay store and search by category for the items you may want or just to take a look at some of the scarce items by clicking on the link: http://stores.shop.ebay.com/NJ-POWER-2000 Enjoy browsing and good luck bidding. Regards,
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Hugh Hefner's Funnies: Over 55 Years of PLAYBOY Cartoons – more than 100 originals in Heritage Auctions Comic and Comic Art by Heritage Galleries Rare Hugh Hefner drawn PLAYBOY cartoon readies for public auction at Heritage in Dallas, Feb. 26 DALLAS, TX – Fans of the gorgeous imagery, saucy situations and irreverent humor of PLAYBOY Magazine will get a rare chance to acquire some of that original art – with names like Vargas, Neiman, Kurtzman and more - on Feb. 26 when Heritage Auction Galleries presents Hugh Hefner's Funnies: Over 55 Years of PLAYBOY Cartoons as part of its Feb. 25-27 Signature® Comics and Comic Art Auction, conducted live and online (HA.com). "Every single one of the greatest names in the 55 year history of cartooning at PLAYBOY is represented by choice examples," said Ed Jaster, Vice President of Heritage Auctions. "Alberto Vargas, Leroy Neiman, Edward Gorey, Shel Silverstein, Jack Cole, Erich Sokol, Jack Davis, Eldon Dedini, and Arnold Roth, to name only a few." Among the most interesting offers among the luminous illustration names represented in the collection is a rare cartoon offering from Hugh Hefner himself. PLAYBOY cartoon illustration, page 31, January 1954 (estimate $1,500-$2,000) hails from the very early days of the magazine when Hef – once an aspiring cartoonist himself – drew many of the cartoons himself. Soon after this Hef comic was drawn, however, PLAYBOY became a refuge not only for those artists who wanted the freedom to offer edgy social commentary, but also for readers who needed an escape from the buttoned-up, black and white world of "Father Knows Best." Not only did the magazine become the groundbreaking repository of erotic imagery, it also gave voice to some of the nation's most brilliant, and devious, cartoon geniuses. "As the curator of this marvelous collection, these funnymen have kept me laughing," writes Aaron Baker, Curator of the PLAYBOY Collection, in the catalog introduction. "More importantly, though, they have shown me that over the last half-century, these artists, along with many others, ushered America through a period of incredible social change." Among the important offerings at the Heritage Auctions event on Feb. 26 are a trio of superb pin-ups from Alberto Vargas, the most famous artist to ever work for the magazine. The three watercolors –Vargas Girl, Playboy illustration, October 1963, Vargas Girl, Playboy illustration, December 1963, andVargas Girl, Playboy illustration, February 1964 – are estimated at $30,000-$50,000 apiece, and represent some of the artists' very best pin-up work at the height of his powers. One of the most important names to join PLAYBOY was original Mad Magazine editor Harvey Kurtzman, who dedicated two decades of his life to the epic erotic story of Little Annie Fanny. This auction will give die-hard aficionados a chance to own an Annie Fannie story from the peak period of the saga in the late 1960s. The Masters Testers Institute, complete 4-page Little Annie Fanny story, Playboy feature, January 1968 features the work of Kurtzman, along with Will Elder and Jack Davis, and carries a pre-auction estimate of $10,000-$20,000. A handful of the best LeRoy Neiman "Femlins" ever to appear on the market makes up an important section of the PLAYBOY cartoon art at the Heritage auction, includingFemlin Hanging a Christmas Stocking, PLAYBOY illustration, group of 2, page 174, December 1970, a pair of the artists iconic nymphs direct from one of the greatest periods of the long PLAYBOY enterprise. It carries an estimate of $6000-$9000. Also featured is one of the greatest and most infamous cartoons by macabre master Gahan Wilson, Playboy cartoon illustration, page 179, April 1971, featuring an unsuspecting patient and murderous eye doctor. Estimate: $2000-$3000. "Given Playboy's commitment from the outset to showcasing the greatest artists in the industry," said Jaster, "this special auction represents nothing less than a star-studded tour through the 20th century's cartoon highlights." Heritage Auctions, headed by Steve Ivy, Jim Halperin and Greg Rohan, is the world's third largest auction house, with annual sales more than $600 million, and 475,000+ registered online bidder members. For more information about Heritage Auctions, and to join and gain access to a complete record of prices realized, along with full-color, enlargeable photos of each lot, please visit HA.com. Want to get the up-to-the-minute updates and breaking news stories about Heritage Auctions? Get them as they happen at: Twitter.com/HeritagePress; Twitter.com/JimHalperin; Facebook: Heritage Auction Galleries. To view a compete archive of Heritage press releases go to: HA.com/PR. To link to this press release on your blog or Website: HA.com/PR-2222. |
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Ultra High Grade Silver Age Marvels and DC's are Gold in Pedigree Comics' January Grand Auction by Pedigree Comics Doug Schmell, CEO and President of Pedigree Comics, Inc., reports that his company's January Grand Auction, which lasted for ten (10) and ended on Thursday, January 28th, was a phenomenal success. It was the second highest in total sales (over $850,000) of Pedigree's live, internet auctions, surpassed only by the one from August, 2009 (over $1,000,000). The highlights of the auction were the record-breaking sales of ultra high grade (CGC certified 9.4 and higher) of Silver Age Marvel and DC comic books, many from original owner and pedigreed collections. Although Pedigree Comics is mostly known for its incredible selection (both on its Web site regular inventory and the quarterly Grand Auctions) of high-end 1960's Marvels, this latest auction was perhaps the very best one ever for early Silver Age DC's. Fueled by nice runs of Pacific Coast Aquamans, Atoms and Metal Men, plus a fabulous group of books from the recently discovered Mound City Collection, early 1960's DC's were well represented and sold for record prices. Here are some of the Grand Auction results: SILVER AGE MARVELS:
Amazing Spider-Man 8 9.4 (White Mountain) $7,601 SILVER AGE DC'S:
Adventure Comics 293 9.4 (Mound City) 1,284 BRONZE AGE MARVELS & DC'S:
Amazing Adventures 11 9.6 (Valparaiso) 976 MAGAZINES:
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1 9.6 7,000 Pedigree Comics is now beginning to accept consignments for their next auction, in April, 2010, which will have hundreds of new Silver Age and Bronze Age Marvels and DC's, including a killer run of early 1960's Batmans from the Pacific Coast Collection, early 9.4 and 9.6 Green Lanterns plus some more brand new choice high grade Silver Age Marvels keys. Do yourself a favor and go through your CGC graded books now in order to get first billing for the upcoming auction. Pedigree aggressively markets and advertises their auctions so the sooner your consignments are included, the more publicity and attention they will receive. In addition, the higher the value of your book(s) that sell in the auction the more $$ you take home under Pedigree's Climbing Scale. Pedigree consistently sets new sales records for Silver and Bronze Age comics in each Grand Auction as well as on its Web site, including the recent, record-setting sale of a Tales to Astonish #27 in CGC graded 9.4 for $75,000 in January. Why settle for less by consigning with someone else? Prospective consignors can also upload their own scans, item information, descriptions and reserve amounts for the Grand Auction by utilizing the Automated Consignment System. It is actually very easy and fun to do. Just register onto the site, click "Customer Page" under "Your Account" and then click "Consignments" (under "Auctions"). You will then be able to enter the Pedigree Comics Consignment Management System and upload your own CGC certified books and magazines. Pedigree Comics will receive an email automatically once you have uploaded the information and they will then review the information imparted for accuracy. The item(s) will then be added to the April Grand Auction to be bid on. You will be amazed how simple it is to utilize the Automated Consignment System. |
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Classics Inc. guaranteed turn time for pressing has been extended! by Classics Incorporated Hi everyone, we're currently offering a guaranteed turnaround of 20 business days for all pressing orders received by 2/15, but we've decided to extend that offer to the end of the month, 2/28! So there's now less than 4 weeks left to get your books submitted. To back up this promise, if we fail to ship your books by the end of the 20th business day, we will discount your pressing fees by 20%. The clock starts on the date your invoice is generated, which is typically done within 1-2 business days of us receiving your proscreen approval. Proscreens are currently running about 5 business days (exclusive of the 20 day turnaround). If you're using our exPress service, the guaranteed turn time will be 7 business days, as opposed to the usual 10 days. Please be aware that we cannot ship your order until full payment has been received. Any orders not fully paid by the 20th business day will have to be held until payment is received, and no discount will be applied. This guarantee does not apply to books that are receiving restoration removal or any other service in conjunction with pressing. Also, any changes you make to your order after approval can result in delays that must be added to the 20 day guaranteed turnaround. Matt Nelson will be attending several shows this year for on-site proscreens and submissions, including Wizard World Toronto in March, the new Chicago show in April, Wizard World Philly, San Diego, Wizard World Chicago, and New York at the end of the year. News updates will be released concerning booth location and dates as each show approaches. See you in 2010!
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'The Dark' and 'Freeman of the Armed Services' hit the shelves in March by AAM/Markosia March will see the introduction of two new OGN's (Original Graphic Novels) from publisher AAM/Markosia, following hot on the heels of recent successes 'From the Pages of Bram Stoker's Dracula: Harker', 'Serpent Wars' and 'Kong: King of Skull Island'. 'The Dark', written and created by Chris Lynch with art by Rick Lundeen, is a super-hero sci-fi thriller that challenges the reader's very perceptions of reality versus fiction. It is the story of Daniel Abbot, a brilliant young scientist on the fringes of the establishment and the creator of Memetech - a technology that encodes information and memories into a liquid form, allowing anyone to literally "drink" the encoded knowledge. Terrified that his invention will be used for military purposes he decides to destroy his research, but not before he takes one last trip ... with disastrous results. Two years on and the genie is out of the bottle. Abbot, having perfected his own version of the technology, fights a one-man war against the spread of his own invention and the collapse of our information culture in the guise of 'The Dark'. "We've hidden lots of coded messages throughout the book," explains Lynch, "Both in the dialogue and in the artwork. From the symbol on The Dark's chest to adverts in the background, everything is there for a reason. Hopefully people will get a kick out of trying to solve the mystery, or at least from looking back after they've read the book for the first time to find all the clues they missed. Either way, we wanted to create something with enough depth to bring people back to re-read the story time and again." Also shipping in the same month is 'Freeman of the Armed Services', written and drawn by industry veteran Huw-J. Freeman is a true archetypal British hero of old, a cross between James Bond, Doc Savage and Captain Britain without the spandex! Action and adventure throughout as our hero takes us back to the good old days where the spirit of adventure and good old-fashioned action reigned supreme. You join Captain Freeman in his search of a mysterious Viking treasure in the frozen north and battling an evil Chinese drug lord alongside Irish gangs in prohibitionist era New York, in a non-stop action-packed adventure akin to the old Saturday morning pulp shows. "When I decided to take the successful 'Garth' strip down from the Daily Mirror website it was with both sadness and excitement," explains Huw-J. Re-branding the character as "Freeman" was easy as I wanted the character to be 'a homage' to all the creators who went before me, so buckle up and enjoy the ride!" The Diamond order codes for both books are: JAN10 0699 THE DARK GN an 18pg preview is available to view online http://www.myebook.com/index.php?option=ebook&id=12805 JAN10 0698 FREEMAN OF THE ARMED SERVICES GN a 28pg preview is available to view online http://www.myebook.com/index.php?option=ebook&id=24152 About AAM/Markosia: Launched in 2005 AAM Markosia has been a leader in the independent publishing field, with titles such as Starship Troopers, Kong: King of Skull Island, The Boy Who Made Silence, Midnight Kiss, The Lexian Chronicles and many more. AAM/Markosia will be attending many conventions during 2010, including MCM Expo, Birmingham International Comics Show, Bristol Comic Expo, Mocca, SPX, Comic Geek Speak Supershow. For interviews, signings, press releases and any other information regarding this title or any other AAM/Markosia titles please contactharry@markosia.com. Visit the AAM/Markosia website at www.markosia.com |
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COOL JERK is a black-and-white newspaper-style comic strip created by Paul Horn, and follows the diverse denizens of Spittle Beach, California, primarily wiseass hodad (and title character) Armpit Beachhead and his superior-in-every-way girlfriend Puppy Fizgig as they battle the forces of stupidity, inanity and pop-culture horror. Check out the Cool Jerk store at Horn's Web site. |
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Simpsons Original Production cels available at GP Investment Collectables by GP Investment Collectables There's still some fantastic Simpsons production setups available at GP Investment Collectables. They include some of the most memorable and hard-to-find scenes from classic episodes such as "Who Shot Mr.Burns", "Bart's Friend Falls In Love", and *gasp*, *horror*, *arrrghhh!!!!*, Treehouse of Horror III, IV and VII. Most are signed by some of the famous voices/artists/directors and sketched directly on the frame matts. These cels are offered for a limited time, so make sure to reserve yours today! Click here to view them now. |
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Captain American vs Tea Parties By Max Fisher on February 12, 2010 12:53pm Many political bloggers are also nerds, so the controversy between comic-book icon Captain America and the Tea ... link to article ... |
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'Percy Jackson' Star Could be Next to Wear Spidey's Tights The films will reportedly be inspired by the Ultimate Spider-Man comic book line, which has a similar focus on the adolescent hero and was made to ... link to article ... |
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Neil Gaiman: Literary Rock Star and Me Being an avid comic book reader, I had stumbled across "The Sandman" when it first hit the stands earlier that year so I knew how prolific that guy in the ... link to article ... |
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Renowned artist brings comic books to life By Naomi Creason, Sentinel Reporter, February 3, 2010 "Maus" author Art Spiegelman will hold a lecture Thursday on the evolution of comic books and their ... link to article ... |
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Joe Sacco produces comics from the hot zones He's widely credited with inventing a new genre, the investigative-reported war comic book. Among his books are "Palestine" (2001), which won an American ... link to article ... |
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Michel Gondry talks directing Seth Rogen in 'The Green Hornet': 'They let me ... Because how boring would it have been if The Green Hornet was just another average Daredevil comic book film failure? The last an audience needs is another ... link to article ... |
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2010 Oscar Nominations: The Comic Book Movie Report Let's get this out of the way right at the start, folks: 2009 was not a memorable year for comic book movies. Where 2008 gave us two of the best comic book ... link to article ... |
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Planet Hulk Smashes Through Los Angeles "I feel like, in a unique way, we are in a position to bring to life the best parts of the comic book, but also to fix story issues or to find ways to ... link to article ... |
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Local comic book connection By MICHAEL KUHNE Many heroes and villains have managed to leap from the pulp pages of the comic book onto silver screens across the world, but some have ... link to article ... |
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Vaughn: Kick-Ass Follows, Breaks All The Superhero Rules Vaughn told Comic Book Resources that the upcoming movie, adapted from Mark Millar and John Romita Jr.'s comic book, scratched an itch that he's felt ever ... link to article ... |
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Mass Effect 2 ships two million copies; comic book issue free (on iPhone) In related news, Dark Horse Comics has announced that their first issue of their Mass Effect Redemption comic book series will be released on the iPhone on ... link to article ... |
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Apple iPad: Perfect for digital comics? There are three major comic-book buying apps for the iPhone: Panelfly, Comics, and iVerse Comics. And there are also a bunch of comic-reading apps for the ... link to article ... |
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Zac Efron, "I'm a huge, HUGE comic book fan" With a taste of the Image Comics adaption "Fire", maybe he's hinting at his interest of other comic book movies to the masses. Zachary David Alexander "Zac" ... link to article ... |
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Three Legendary Comic Book Creators Talk Marvel Movies! DOGS/OZY/HAWKS: Thanks guys - it was a real pain typing all of this out from the magazine, lol! :) I seriously can't wait until 2011! ... link to article ... |
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The iPad and Comic Books By Hervé St-Louis I wrote a few months ago that Apple's iPad would not save the comic book industry and that if publishers relied on this device in order to ... link to article ... |
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Robert Pattinson Gets Animated for New Comic Book Series Hollywood heartthrob Robert Pattinson has got the comic book treatment Lady GaGa, 50 Cent, David Beckham and Taylor Swift and other "culturally relevant" ... link to article ... |
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ComicBookLover brings comics to your iPhone for free Should you consider yourself a comic book enthusiast who's been waiting for that quality, free comic reading app for iPhone or iPod touch, ... link to article ... |
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Samuel L. Jackson working on comic book By Mark Langshaw, Gaming/Comics Reporter Samuel L. Jackson is to co-write a new science fiction comic titled Cold Space, publisher BOOM! ... link to article ... |
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Platinum Studios Earns $5m Investment Agreement International comic book rights-holder Platinum Studios has been in a period of opportune growth over the past twelve months. ... link to article ... |
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'One Tree Hill' Actor Rob Buckley Wants To Wield Captain America's 'First ... But even if Buckley was passed on his desire to wield the shield, there are plenty of other comic book characters in the sea. "Having said that, there are ... link to article ... |
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