June 25, 2005
CR Week In Review
Top Stories
The week's most important comics-related news stories, June 18 to June 24, 2005:
1. Panel of judges
overturns Judge Charles Ramos' demand that a procedure be changed in the mediated Brian Hibbs/Marvel settlement, clearing the way for participating retailers to receive their credits by as early as mid-August; this case changed the way Marvel works with retailers.
2. Tom Toles freaks a bunch of folks out by
making a cartoon that dramatically disagrees with his home newspaper's editorial stance.
3. Tokyopop's letting
Sailor Moon manga license
lapses, according to reports; early keystone title for company.
Winner of the Week
Jason Little, who escapes the unfair millstone of being in the ill-fated Doubleday graphic novels line
with a deal for his next book at Little, Brown.
Loser of the Week
Alias Comics, with
one stinkaroo of a line launch that still must reflect potential declines due to anger of retailers at the way that launch was mishandled.
Quote of the Week
stormtroopers filking
amid manga-eyed furries
Ah! San Diego
-- Greg Zura's San Diego Con Haiku
art from the recently passed Charlie Schlingo
posted 1:27 am PST |
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