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DC Entertainment Kicks off San Diego Comic-Con by Unveiling One-of-a-Kind JUSTICE LEAGUE Car

DC Entertainment (DCE) opened San Diego Comic-Con with a blend of artistry and giving, unveiling the JUSTICE LEAGUE-inspired Kia Sorento, the eighth and final custom vehicle built in partnership with Kia Motors America. The Sorento’s eye-catching design was penned by legendary comic book artist and DC Entertainment Co-Publisher Jim Lee, …

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Dynamite and DC Team To Match Voltron and Robotech

Dynamite Entertainment announced that they have acquired the rights to publish comic books based on the beloved science fiction anime, Robotech.  In a unique sub-licensing arrangement with DC Entertainment and with the Harmony Gold USA, Dynamite Entertainment will publish a new series beginning with a Robotech / Voltron crossover event.  This crossover marks …

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“Polar” Comes In From The Cold

Dark Horse Comics is bringing Polar, the lauded silent webcomic by Victor Santos (Mice Templar, Filthy Rich), to print—available for the first time ever with dialogue. A guns-blazing espionage action-adventure in the grand tradition of Jim Steranko and Frank Miller, this graphic novel is a brutal, fast-tempo story of revenge that Newsarama says …

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Bob’s Burgers Comes To Comics

Dynamite Entertainment has partnered with Twentieth Century Fox Consumer Products to develop comic book series content based on the popular cartoon series,Bob’s Burgers.  An animated comedy, with new episodes debuting Sunday nights in September on FOX, Bob’s Burgers features a unique visual style in addition to an engaging, family-fun dynamic that will undoubtedly translate …

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J. Michael Straczynski To Write Twilight Zone

Dynamite signed a deal with CBS Consumer Products to create a comic book series based on one of the most captivating television shows of all time, The Twilight Zone, featuring all-new tales of science and superstition as written by acclaimed author and Babylon 5creator J. Michael Straczynski, one of the privileged few …

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The Superman Files Reveals the Man of Steel’s Secrets

Far into the future, the legacy of the world’s greatest Super Hero endures. The Superman Files (Andrews McMeel Publishing, November, $75) celebrates the triumphs and trials of 75 years of the Man of Steel in the most comprehensive and complete chronicle of his life ever created. One thousand years from now, a group of …

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Howard Chaykin Returns to The Shadow

Legendary writer/artist Howard Chaykin will write his first new tale of The Shadow in nearly thirty years.  The Shadow: Midnight in Moscow will take place three decades prior to the events of his critically acclaimed Blood & Judgment series.  Chaykin will reprise his creative role both as writer and artist for this new venture. “I’m delighted …

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Bob Iger and John Lasseter To Kick Off D23

D23 Expo 2013 will celebrate its grand opening with a welcome from Disney Chairman and CEO Bob Iger followed by the first of two arena presentations hosted by The Walt Disney Studios at the Anaheim Convention Center. On Friday, August 9, The Walt Disney Studios will surprise and delight fans with sneak …

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Dynamite Picks Up Continuation Of “Heroes” Television Series

Dynamite announced that they will continue the superhuman drama Heroes. While generally considered a poorly written series, the show, which ripped off stories from classic comics such as The Watchmen and X-Men: Days of Future Past, has garnered a cult following. Working with Dynamite for the first time, popular writer Cullen …

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