| Kissing Chaos Gears Up For Non-Stop Beauty - 28/06/2002 |
This October, Oni Press is pleased to unveil the second KISSING CHAOS series. NONSTOP BEAUTY is the sequel to last year’s award-nominated debut by Arthur Dela Cruz. It detailed three troubled teens’ flight from the law, and Dela Cruz introduced clues of a larger story at work. Now, the conspiracy becomes even more clear, as readers meet Ashley, a member of an underground art collective devoted to sewing the seeds of anarchy. When her friend Angela sends her a top secret computer document via e-mail, Ashley suddenly discovers herself at the center of a very real and dangerous situation—something her art pals would never even dream really existed.
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| The Two Towers teaser online - 26/06/2002 |
The teaser for the second installment of The Lord Of The Rings trilogy, The Two Towers, has been released! Check out Ain't It Cool News for a list of mirrors.
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| Nightmares and Fairy Tales' Annabelle Doll Coming Soon - 22/06/2002 |
The strong initial response to Slave Labor's NIGHTMARES AND FAIRY TALES, the new series by GloomCookie writer Serena Valentino and artist FSc (Foo Swee Chin) has spawned a new addition to the Monkey Fun Toys product line: an Annabelle Doll. Annabelle is the central figure in the new series - a doll who acts as narrator, telling the stories of her owners as she is passed from person to person. Annabelle will be approximately 18" in length, and come packaged in a coffin with a window. An on-line preview of the Annabelle Doll will be available on the Slave Labor website shortly, with an expected release in November 2002.
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| Welcome to the Blue Monday nightmare - 20/06/2002 |
Oni Press and Chynna Clugston-Major are throwing a Halloween party this coming October, and you're invited. BLUE MONDAY: DEAD MAN'S PARTY is the follow-up to the smash LOVECATS. Whereas the previous one-shot centered around Valentine's day, this holiday-themed special focuses on all things ghastly and ghostly. Essentially taking its cue from the famous night where Mary Shelley came up with FRANKENSTEIN in the spookiest round of scary stories ever, DEAD MAN'S PARTY features the Fresburger teens spinning tales of the dead, undead, and anything else that may go bump in the night.
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| More Buffy news - 19/06/2002 |
E! Online has the latest gossip regarding the most recent season of BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER. Amongst reports that Sarah Michelle Gellar (Buffy) is planning on calling it quits after the season 7 come rumours that Britney Spears may be scheduled for a guest appearance on the show.
Joss Whedon really was working to get Britney on Buffy two seasons ago. She was going to be the first robot Warren made before Buffy-Bot. Apparently, it fell through, and he was disappointed...so you never know. Well, Whedon may be ready for Britney on Buffy, but the question must be asked: is the rest of the world?
The E! Online gossip machine has also interviewed David Chokachi (Jake) and Eric Etebari (Ian) from the Witchblade TV series. You can read the full transcript of their chat here.
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| Brereton's Nocturnals Return To Haunt Oni Press - 14/06/2002 |
This halloween, while kids look for the coolest costumes and adults shop for yummiest candy, Oni Press and Dan Brereton are cooking up a new Halloween treat using a couple classic ingredients!
NOCTURNALS: UNHALLOWED EVE collects the long out-of-print WITCHING HOUR one-shot originally published by Dark Horse Comics. Presenting Brereton's painted artwork in full, creepy color, WITCHING HOUR is joined by 2000's TROLL BRIDGE story, featuring black, white, and orange artwork by comic industry greats like Jill Thompson, Stan Sakai, Joyce Chin & Art Adams, and GUNWITCH artist Ted Naifeh.
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| Matrix Reloaded to shut-down Sydney? - 12/06/2002 |
Here's some more movie news, this time happening in our own backyard. News.com.au is reporting that the makers of The Matrix Reloaded want to shutdown Sydney for two days to film the movie's climax where a helicopter will fly across the city at less than 600 feet above ground.
A camera will be mounted in the helicopter's pilot seat, giving the moviegoer a bird's-eye-view as the aircraft whizzes across the city. The movie's producers claim that the 14-minute sequence has taken months to plan and describe it as "the most complicated sequence ever made".
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| Hulk plot detail revealed - 12/06/2002 |
Sci Fi Wire has the news of the key plot detail for the new Hulk movie that explains the Hulk's origin. Bruce Banner, played by Australia's own Eric Bana (Chopper), will be infected by a pack of feral irradiated dogs to become the film's hero. Image capturing has begun for the scene which will include a battle between Banner and "a giant poodle". To be honest, excess gamma radiation may be the more believable explaination.
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| New release date for DK2 #3 - 8/06/2002 |
From the DC Comics Online Newsletter comes the announcement that the third and final issue of THE DARK KNIGHT STRIKES AGAIN! will have an in-store date of July 31.
"We realize retailers and readers have been anxious for this issue and for the news of its release," said Bob Wayne, DC's Vice President - Sales and Marketing. "Having read issue #3 myself, I can attest to its quality and to the level of satisfaction people will have on the conclusion of this groundbreaking story."
"Good things take time," said Bob Schreck, DC Group Editor. "We didn't anticipate such a delay when we started out and thank everyone for their patience. I am confident it will be well worth the wait."
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| Call Of Duty: Brotherhood #1 goes back to press - 8/06/2002 |
Due to a mainstream media blitz -- and responding to the hundreds of retailers who are reporting an instant sell-out -- Marvel is reprinting THE CALL OF DUTY: THE BROTHERHOOD #1 in the affordable MARVEL MUST HAVE format.
THE CALL OF DUTY: THE BROTHERHOOD #1 - THE MARVEL MUST HAVE will be a 96-page one-shot. The action-packed volume will reprint the entire 48-page story from THE BROTHERHOOD #1 (by writer Chuck Austen and penciler David Finch), and will also include DAREDEVIL #32 and DAREDEVIL #33 (in which writer Brian Michael Bendis and artist Alex Maleev "out" Matt Murdock's costumed identity).
THE CALL OF DUTY: THE BROTHERHOOD is the first of three mini-series that spotlights "real" heroes - firefighters, police officers, and the EMS - who put their lives on the line to protect humanity. In addition to it's first issue sell-out, THE BROTHERHOOD was read by over 40,000 people online at Marvel.com as a free Marvel dotComic, an readership that is roughly double that of DC's Batman.
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