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I have absolutely no information on the release date or pricing of these statues, but I can guarantee you one thing; I will be buying and displaying every single one of these works of art. These are so much better than those Women of the DCU statues that had half the bodies cut off and embedded in a pillar.
UPDATE:
Pricing $99 each
Wonder Woman – June 2009
Zatanna – August 2009
Catwoman – October 2009
Black Canary – November 2009
More images after the jump.
Attendees at the New York Comic Con are home, and are finally getting around to posting their images from the show. Here’s another roundup of costumed show goers.
What kind of comic convention would it be if there weren’t throngs of people parading around dressed as their favorite comic book and pop culture characters? Take the jump for a peak at some of the best and worst from the show. We’ll let you decide which is which.
Things are all wrapped up at the New York Comic Con, but we’ve another rapid-fire roundup of items from the New York Comic Con.
- The final DC panel kicked off with talks of the economy and the rising cost of comics as print publishing continues to tumble to obscurity.
- Dan DiDio polled the audience, and the general consensus was readers don’t care if the artist on the cover matched the artist on the inside.
- Are you a Barry and Hal, or a Wally and Kyle?
- DiDio reiterated what was said in the Marvel panel earlier; event comics are selling, which means readers are going to see more of them.
- Every time I go through the checkout line at the grocery store, I am besieged by Archie Comics in digest form. Should DC do the same thing with its kids line of comics? Seems like a fair enough question and a pretty good idea.
It’s a very short summary, but it wasn’t really a panel that featured a lot of announcements, rather feedback from the fans. Plus, it’s been a long weekend, and I’m tired.
If you want to hear all of the DC panels, be sure to head over to iTunes and download them all from the Official DC Comics Podcast.
Here’s our rapid-fire roundup of items coming from the Marvel Panels at the New York Comic Con. Warning for those with sensitive skins and egos – there is commentary after the jump, and some of it may not favor the love of your life.*
This just in… Steve Rogers is still dead, because fans prefer Bucky!
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During the Radical Publishing panel at the 2009 New York Comic Con, Radical Publishing president Barry Levine made two interesting, and quite possibly two smart moves for the small-ish publisher.
Oh, Baby! Now this is the stuff I want to see when I go to a comic book convention – all the new action figures coming down the pipe. Mattel always has a good booth showcasing its stuff, and if these images are an indication of what is to come, my wallet is going to by mighty thin by year’s end.
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Sony Online Entertainment has officially announced Marv Wolfman as a collaborator on the upcoming DCU Online MMORPG game. In addition to the press release, you’ll want to take the jump to see a whole new round of images from the game (remember to click the thumbnails for the larger view).
Yup, it’s another rapid-fire roundup of news from the New York Comic Con. This time Dark Horse takes the spotlight with new of Goon and Star Wars.
Here’s the wrap up of the news announced during the DC panels on Saturday at the New York Comic Con. You think you saw the end of Final Crisis? You have no idea what’s coming next…
Here’s our bullet list of items from the Marvel panels held on Saturday at the New York Comic Con. The fate of Ultimate Spider-Man and the rest of the Ultimate Universe is revealed after the jump.
Press Release
Emmy and Golden Globe Award-winning actor Michael Chiklis (The Shield) has signed a deal with IDW Publishing to develop a graphic novel series, Olympus, based on an original idea by Anny Simon Beck. Chiklis will develop Olympus thru his shingle, Extravaganza Productions. The parties anticipate the project being developed for other entertainment media, including film, television and games, with Chiklis to essay the Greek God Zeus.
Here’s your wrap up of the IDW Panel held at the New York Comic Con 2009.
Brian Michael Bendis has confirmed that the FX network is actively developing a pilot based on the BMB/Michael Avon Oeming Powers series.
“‘Powers’ is in active development as a pilot at FX,” Bendis told MTV. “I just handed in a draft to the network and we’re getting our notes from the network as soon as this thing is over. So next week I’ll get the notes, and as long as they don’t involve sock puppets and some sort of orgy scene that I’m not interested in, then hopefully it will go in the right direction.”
While active development is a long way from post production, it is good a major cable network is looking at a superhero title for its next gritty crime drama series.
Even though FX hasn’t asked for your input, who would you like to see in the title roles?
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Here’s the lowdown on what went transpired during Friday’s Image Panel at the New York Comic Con 2009.
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