ALL FLASH #1 – NEWSARAMA
ALL FLASH #1
DC
has provided Newsarama with a preview sequence ( a framing sequence for
the entire issue) by Mark Waid and artist Karl Kerschl for All Flash #1, which arrives in stores in three weeks.Remember, retail orders placed on The Flash: The Fastest Man Alive #14 transfer over to All Star Flash #1, so if you have The Flash #14
on your local comics shop or online “pull list” you should be covered.
If you’re not, be quick, retailers orders on the issue have to be
finalized Thursday.Following is the information DC released about the issue…
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Comic Collector Live – Live Market Opens 6/25 – Version 8 of the Software Released
Filed under: Comic Book Auctions, Comic Book Sites, In case you missed it
Live Market Opens 6/25 – Version 8 of the Software Released – Announcements – CCL Messageboard
We’ve been waiting a long time for this moment… and it is finally here.Live Market is now open for business. For information about the fees for selling on CCL, please see the website at:
http://www.comiccollectorlive.com/AccountInfo.aspxTo sell on CCL, first log into the website: www.ComicCollectorLive.
On
the left menu go down to the My Store section and click Register to be
a Seller link. You’ll need a valid credit card number and a verified
PayPal ID. We will use the credit card to bill you, the PayPal account
will be where buyer pay you for items they purchase.Once you
are set up, you’ll be taken to a page to create your shipping and
handling rates. Sellers can provide a base rate and an discount
additional rate. This will encourage people to buy multiple items from
your store. You can also indicate if taxes may apply as well as any
additional other instructions. If you requre a surcharge for shipping
international or collect a VAT fee, etc, indicate that here. When the
buyer checks out there is a place for them to add any additional fees
as needed.Now you are all set up on CCL. Click the My Store
link to see the public facing view of your store. Any items you have
for sale will be listed here.Once you are all set up, fire up your CCL. It will update to the latest version.
Once
in CCL, select a cover title which has issues you want to sell. Then
click the Live Market Manager button. From here you can edit items (if
you need to add condition, sale info, scans, etc.) When they are ready,
check them off and hit Queue Selected. Take a moment to review your
submission on the Review and Send tab. Also, if you want to send these
up as a Lot of items, check the box for Lot. When ready click the Send
to Live Market button.You’ll receive a message as soon as your items are posted.
Tommy Allsup
CCL Project Manager
Support: helpdesk@comiccollectorlive.com
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DC UPDATES ORDERING INFORMATION FOR FLASH ISSUES – NEWSARAMA
I’m not really fond of that cover….
DC UPDATES ORDERING INFORMATION FOR FLASH ISSUES – NEWSARAMA
DC UPDATES ORDERING INFORMATION FOR FLASH ISSUES
Press Release
Following the FLASH news of this past weekend, DC Comics
announces that all orders on THE FLASH: THE FASTEST MAN ALIVE #14 will
be filled by ALL-FLASH #1 under the item code MAY070162.Orders on THE FLASH: THE FASTEST MAN ALIVE #15 will be filled by THE FLASH #231 under the item code JUN070188.
Scheduled to arrive in stores on July 18, ALL-FLASH #1 (MAY070162) is
written by Mark Waid with art by Karl Kerschl, Ian Churchill, Manuel
Garcia, Joe Bennett and Daniel Acuña. This issue features covers by
Joshua Middleton and Bill Sienkiewicz, which will arrive in stores in a
split of approximately 50/50. This issue spotlights the aftermath of
THE FLASH: THE FASTEST MAN ALIVE #13.In addition, the ordering incentive on THE FLASH: THE FASTEST MAN ALIVE
#14 remains in effect on ALL-FLASH #1. Retailers who already placed
orders on THE FLASH: THE FASTEST MAN ALIVE #14 equal to or greater than
200% of final orders on THE FLASH: THE FASTEST MAN ALIVE #10
(JAN070287) will be allowed to make full returns on this issue at a
later date. Retailers still may increase orders on ALL-FLASH #1 through
the Final Order Cutoff date of June 28 to qualify for this offer.Scheduled to arrive in stores on August 15, THE FLASH #231 (JUN070188)
is written by Mark Waid with art by Daniel Acuña and covers by Doug
Braithwaite and Acuña which will arrive in stores in a split of
approximately 50/50. This issue features the start of a new story arc
that takes the Flash family in an unexpected new direction.The ordering incentive on THE FLASH: THE FASTEST MAN ALIVE #15 remains
in effect on THE FLASH #231. Retailers who already placed orders on THE
FLASH: THE FASTEST MAN ALIVE #15 equal to or greater than 200% of final
orders on THE FLASH: THE FASTEST MAN ALIVE #10 (JAN070287) will be
allowed to make full returns on this issue at a later date. Retailers
may increase orders on THE FLASH #231 through the Final Order Cutoff
date of July 26 to qualify for this offer..
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Dan Didio’s Blog on MySpace.com hacked
Looks like Dan Didio’s blog on MySpace.com was hacked and two spam posts (with a racy picture) were inserted last night. I sent a message to let them know, but they are still there as of this morning, so I guess no one has noticed. Below is example of the text.
WHATEVER YOU DO, DON’T CLICK ANY LINKS IN THESE POSTS!!! They will probably install malware on your computer.
Hopefully someone that has better contacts at DC will read this and let them know before someone gets infected by this.
OMG KELLY IN HER DO ME PANTIES
Current mood:
pleased
Today turned out to be a good day after all.
I was feeling a little down because I broke my cellphone last monday
and the plan didnt cover a new one. So like the next day I was on
myspace and some guy i dont even know who he was, sent me this link to
this iphone survey on myspace so i filled it out and never expected to
hear anything about it again. Well friday comes around and I go out and
get the mail and there is this package that says generous genie on it
so i open it up AND IT IS A NEW IPHONE!I love this thing. the camera on it works REALLY good. check out this pic i took of my girl kelly. haha i cant believe she wears stuff like that!
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NEWSARAMA.COM: HEROES CON/WW: PHILLY ’07 – DCU : BUILDING MOMENTUM PANEL – UPDATE
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NEWSARAMA.COM: HEROES CON/WW: PHILLY ’07 – DCU : BUILDING MOMENTUM PANEL
OES CON/WW: PHILLY ’07 – DCU : BUILDING MOMENTUM PANEL
UPDATE: After the DC panel earlier today at the Heroes Con in Charlotte (full panel report below), would there be any news left for the later one at Wizardworld: Philadelphia? Well, we’re about to find out.
[the Flash image is the actual cover of The Flash #13, the final issue of the current series, and comes to us from Heroes Con].
DC
Comics VP of Sales Bob Wayne emceed the event, and introduced panelists
editor Mike Carlin, assistant editor Adam Schlagman, artist Dustin
Nguyen, editor Eddie Berganza, associate editor Jeanine Schaefer,
writer Jimmy Palmiotti, and artist Shane Davis.
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HEROES CON/WW PHILLY ’07: DIDIO ON DWAYNE McDUFFIE WRITING JLA – NEWSARAMA
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HEROES CON/WW PHILLY ’07: DIDIO ON DWAYNE McDUFFIE WRITING JLA – NEWSARAMA
HEROES CON/WW PHILLY ’07: DIDIO ON DWAYNE McDUFFIE WRITING JLA
And
the question is answered. Since he started his run on the series with
#0, Brad Meltzer made no secret that his run as the writer on Justice League of America would end with #12. And that’s in August.So – who gets the job next?
Dwayne McDuffie, longtime comics writer, and perhaps, best known in JLA fans view as one of the writers on the animated Justice League Unlimited series. McDuffie will start with the JLA Wedding Special in September, shipping just prior to Justice League of America #13, with art by Joe Benitez (regaulr series artist Ed Benes will return on the series with #14).
While we’ll have a chat with McDuffie shortly, we spoke with DCU Executive Editor Dan DiDio about the new writer.
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HEROES CON/WW: PHILLY ’07 – DC’s COUNTING ON MORE COUNTDOWN – NEWSARAMA
More con news
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HEROES CON/WW: PHILLY ’07 – DC’s COUNTING ON MORE COUNTDOWN – NEWSARAMA
HEROES CON/WW: PHILLY ’07 – DC’s COUNTING ON MORE COUNTDOWN
As announced earlier today at Philadelphia, in September DC will continue to expand upon and explore the world of Countdown with Countdown to Mystery, a new eight issue series beginning in September that like Countdown to Adventure will feature two stories each issue, this time exploring the magical/mystical corner of the DCU.The first story by writer Steve Gerber and artists Justiniano and Walden Wong will pick up on the fate of the Helmut of Fate, after the series of one-shots several months ago. Then the back-up story by Matt Sturges and Stephen Segovia stars Eclipso.
We caught up with both writers for some brief words about their respective stories…
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NEWSARAMA.COM: HEROES CON/WW: PHILLY ’07 – DC’s COUNTING DOWN: SO BEGINS THE END PANEL
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NEWSARAMA.COM: HEROES CON/WW: PHILLY ’07 – DC’s COUNTING DOWN: SO BEGINS THE END PANEL
HEROES CON/WW: PHILLY ’07 – DC’s COUNTING DOWN: SO BEGINS THE END PANEL
by Albert Ching
DC Comics started their Wizard World Philadelphia programming Friday afternoon with “Counting Down: So Begins the End,” dedicated to their current weekly series, Countdown.
The panel was led by DC’s Vice President of Sales Bob Wayne, who was
joined by editors Mike Carlin, Eddie Berganza, and artist Jim
Calafiore. DC Executive Editor Dan DiDio is at Heroes Conon hand from Heroes Con was Matt Brady, where DC made a huge dual announcement…
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NEWSARAMA.COM: HEROES CON/WW: PHILLY ’07 – MONDO MARVEL PANEL
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NEWSARAMA.COM: HEROES CON/WW: PHILLY ’07 – MONDO MARVEL PANEL
HEROES CON/WW: PHILLY ’07 – MONDO MARVEL PANEL
by Albert Ching
Marvel Comics held the first major program in Philadelphia Friday afternoon, the Mondo Marvel panel. As always, Newsarama was there.
Wasting
little time, Marvel Comics kicked off their Wizard World Philadelphia
programming schedule Friday just one hour after convention center doors
opened. “Mondo Marvel: Featuring Annihilation,” promised to discuss the
various corners of the Marvel Universe, with a focus on Annihilation: Conquest, the sequel to last year’s well-received cosmic event.Presiding
over the panel is Marvel editor-in-chief Joe Quesada, along with
marketing whiz Jim McCann and editors Tom Brevoort, C.B. Cebulski and
Bill Rosemann. The first panel of the day, the attendance in the room
is light. The panel began with the requisite slideshow…
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SOUTHERN KNIGHTS AVAILABLE ON COMICSONSCREEN.COM – NEWSARAMA
Very interesting…
SOUTHERN KNIGHTS AVAILABLE ON COMICSONSCREEN.COM – NEWSARAMA
SOUTHERN KNIGHTS AVAILABLE ON COMICSONSCREEN.COM
Press ReleaseOne of the earliest and greatest Independent comic book
series from the 1980s is now available for viewing 24 hours a day, 7
days a week, at ComicsOnScreen.com. The SOUTHERN KNIGHTS made their
debut in August of 1982, putting them at the leading edge of the
independent comic book movement, and over the course of the decade
became one of the longest-running black-and-white comic books in the
history of the medium.The Southern Knights were the first superhero team to base their
operations out of the South, specifically out of Atlanta, Georgia. The
Southern Knights were created by Henry and Audrey Vogel, and featured
among their members the electrically powered superhero ELECTRODE, the
super-strong and durable KRISTIN AUSTIN, the psychic blade of CONNIE
RONNIN, the mystical talents of ARAMIS, and the not-so-monstrous
DRAGON. The first two issues were drawn by the inimitable Jackson
“Butch” Guice, many later issues were drawn by Flare artist Mark
Propst.The first seven issues of the Southern Knights were published by Henry
Vogel and his partner David Willis while they were still in college,
through their company, The Guild, on a starting shoestring budget of
only $2000. Later issues, through #34, were published by David Kraft
and his Comics Interview Group. Two more issues were published in the
early 1990s in cooperation with Dennis Mallonee and Heroic Publishing.
And that’s been it. Until now.Plans are afoot to bring the SOUTHERN KNIGHTS back to comics. No date
has yet been set, but plots for at least seven new issues have been
written and a creative teams has been lined up. In the meantime,
original issues of the SOUTHERN KNIGHTS are available to subscribers to
ComicsOnScreen.com as part of their monthly subscription package.
Individual issues of SOUTHERN KNIGHTS can also be downloaded in
electronic format from comics.drivethrustuff.com.ComicsOnScreen.com features dozens of high-resolution online versions
of recent issues of such popular Heroic Publishing titles as Flare,
Liberty Girl, Champions, Anthem, and WitchGirls Inc. Over the course of
the next few months, Heroic Publishing’s entire inventory of published
comic book story material, dating back to the mid-1980s, will be added
to the ComicsOnScreen.com Internet site, providing subscribers with an
opportunity to read, at their convenience, for only $5.99 a month, any
comic book that Heroic Publishing has ever published.Heroic Publishing’s partner in this venture, Ettitudemedia.com, has
taken ePublishing to the next level, by using state-of-the-art
technology in ePublishing. The focus is on providing an interactive
reading experience on the Internet. By integrating various
technologies, Ettitudemedia.com provides its readers the real feeling
of reading a book, by flipping the page, in a cool 3D page-turning
format. But, the fun doesn’t stop there! Ettitudemedia.com eBooks
contain pop-up images, audio, video and streaming multimedia
presentations, making them truly digital publications.In addition to online comic books from Heroic Publishing,
ComicsOnScreen.com has plans to expand their online services to include
a wide variety of comic books from other comic book publishers. The
SOUTHERN KNIGHTS are the first comic book from a company other than
Heroic Publishing to be featured at ComicsOnScreen.com. Comic book
publishers interested in exploring the opportunities presented by
ComicsOnScreen.com should contact either Ettitude Media or Heroic
Publishing.
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