Weekly Entertainment & Movie News

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Toy Story 3 Most Likely Going to the Big Screen
Source: Coming Soon

Reuters reports that Walt Disney Studios chief Dick Cook on Friday said he is leaning toward making Toy Story 3 a feature film instead of going straight-to-video.

"My hunch is big screen," Cook told Reuters. But he said that no decision had been made and that the movie was a few years or more away. "We are nowhere on it right now," he added.

While Disney and Pixar, who created both "Toy Story" films, will part ways after two more films (The Incredibles and Cars), Disney retains the rights to make sequels to the films they have produced.

"I think it deserves it. These are two of the most beloved characters in the last generation. Buzz and Woody are fantastic characters, and I think that is something that would fit on the big screen nicely."

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Typhoid Mary is the Elektra Villainess
Source: Coming Soon
USA Today spoke to both Elektra star Jennifer Garner and producer Gary Foster about the villain. Garner says she will have "a female foil" in the Daredevil spin-off set to film in May. "I'm getting ready to train to battle Typhoid Mary," she says.

Foster, who with co-producer Avi Arad helped choose the supervillain, says, "Typhoid Mary is a psychotic. By day she's this normal woman, and at night she loses her mind and drives you into this disease, where you literally get typhoid."

In the comics, Typhoid Mary was born with multiple personality disorder, giving her two distinct personalities. Mary is quiet, but Typhoid is a psychotic seductress bent on dominating men by implanting suggestions into their minds.

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Stuart Beattie Rewriting Indiana Jones 4?
Source: Coming Soon
Moviehole tells us they've received word that Stuart Beattie is rewriting Frank Darabont's draft of the Indiana Jones 4 script.

Australian screenwriter Stuart Beattie has been hired to rework the fourth "Indiana Jones" movie.

According to loyal scooper 'Accountant', The "Pirates of the Caribbean" writer - he penned the screen story - was hired by Lucasfilm pretty much based on the success of that film.

He's currently at work on a re-write of the newest script, with suggestions the film still might be ready for a release sometime in 2005.

Beattie co-wrote the upcoming Tom Cruise starrer, Collateral, and he's also adapting Derailed, the James Siegel novel, for Miramax Films.

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Chuck Wilson Writing & Directing Mo'Fockers
Source: Coming Soon
Soul Plane screenwriter Chuck Wilson will write Meet the Mo'Fockers for Maverick Entertainment, based on a story he created with actor-comedian DeRay Davis. The comedy will also be Wilson's feature-directing bow, says Variety.

In the script, a high-society African-American man falls in love with a beautiful woman whom he believes possesses a social pedigree similar to his own. As he prepares to ask for her hand in marriage, he discovers his would-be in-laws are straight from the 'hood -- and that he had a one-night stand with the woman's mother.

The film is also expected to spoof familiar nuptial comedies such as The Wedding Planner and The Wedding Singer.

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Rhythm & Hues Bringing Narnia F/X to Life
Source: Coming Soon

Rhythm & Hues has landed the role as lead special effects studio on Walt Disney Studios and Walden Media fantasy epic The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, which Disney will distribute late next year.

Variety reports that R&H is expected to create more than 700 shots for the film, which will start lensing this summer in New Zealand, with "Shrek" series director Andrew Adamson from a script by Ann Peacock.

The effects studio has built a name for itself in creating digital characters, most recently for such films as Fox's Daredevil, Warner Bros.' Scooby-Doo and its sequel and Universal's Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat. Its work will next be seen in Fox's upcoming Garfield and Universal's The Chronicles of Riddick.

For "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe," R&H will create matte paintings, as well as bring to life a cast of creatures from the C.S. Lewis children's classic as photo-realistic computer-generated characters, including Aslan, a talking lion.

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David Duchovny Talks The X-Files 2
Source: Coming Soon
Moviehole tells us that David Duchovny talked about a second "X-Files" movie while he was promoting Connie and Carla. "It's definitely happening", the actor said. "Chris has a great idea for the new movie and I expect we'll be able to begin shooting in the next year or so."

He hopes Mulder doesn't develop further in the sequel. "I hope not. I was really fighting against that in the final years of the show. I think we're going to be introducing a new character in the film which will allow us to cast a major star, male or female, who will want to be part of an exciting supernatural thriller. I think the new movie will appeal to both our core fans and a broad audience. I'm very excited about it."

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Hellboy Sequel Talk?
Source: Comics Continuum


Guillermo del Toro, director of the Hellboy movie, said that he and Hellboy creator Mike Mignola have already entertained thoughts of a sequel.

"Mike and I, when we were in Prague, we said, 'Well, what if that happens?,'" del toro said at last weekend's Wizard World Los Angeles. "Of course, we would need to come up with a good story, some good ideas. 'What about moving this over here and doing that?' Five minutes later, we were like, 'And, and, and...and...

"So we would be delighted. We would have floating heads in a jar. Lobster Johnson. Whatever madness we can do."

"Looking at the movie the other night, Guillermo came to me and said, 'Well, we have to make the second one crazier,'" Mignola said. "That's raising the bar right there. The one that's out there right now is pretty darn crazy. But I think he can do it."

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New Family Guy Episodes Return in Early 2005
Source: Coming Soon
In an unprecedented move, 20th Century Fox Television has committed to producing a minimum of 22 new half-hour episodes of Seth MacFarlane's Emmy Award-winning animated comedy series Family Guy more than two years after the series aired its last original episode. The move comes on the heels of the series' elevation to pop culture phenomenon, particularly among the traditionally hard-to-reach young adult demographic, as demonstrated by its enormous success on DVD and on the Cartoon Network. In 2003, Family Guy was the #1 selling TV property on DVD. On Cartoon Network, Family Guy ranks #1 in its time period on cable among Adults and Men 18-34 and Adults and Men 18-24, and also beats both "The Late Show with David Letterman" and "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" in head-to-head competition among Men 18-34 and Men 18-24.

The new episodes will be available in early 2005 to be shown on Adult Swim, Cartoon Network's late night block of animated programming for adults on which Family Guy currently ranks as the #1 show. The Fox Broadcasting Company has an option to license the original runs of those new episodes.

Seth MacFarlane, creator and executive producer of Family Guy and two-time Emmy Award winner for his work on the series, and producer Kara Vallow are currently assembling the writing and production staff for the new episodes.

"This is incredibly exciting for everyone at Fox," enthused 20th Century Fox TV President Gary Newman. "The overwhelming response to 'Family Guy' this past year is a real tribute to Seth's vision and talent and it's been really gratifying to all the executives who never stopped championing him and the show. The fact that after all this time we were able figure out a way to get back into production is a testament both to Seth's passion for keeping it alive and some really great teamwork among the executives at our studio and home entertainment and syndication divisions and those at Turner and the Cartoon Network. We're thrilled for Seth, we're thrilled for his fans, and to be honest we're thrilled for our teenage kids who threatened to emancipate themselves if we didn't figure out a way to bring the show back."

Commented Seth MacFarlane, "I'm just incredibly excited that we're back in business on 'Family Guy'. Now all those crazy kids who've been hounding me to bring the show back can stop bothering me and move onto more serious matters - like saving 'Coupling.' "

Family Guy chronicles the lives of the Griffin family, a tight-knit but tense nuclear family living in Quahog, Rhode Island. Peter, the loving but not-overly-ambitious patriarch, and Lois, his devoted wife, maintain a comfortable middle class home. Teen queen Meg, slacker Chris and homicidal infant Stewie round out the Griffin brood, but the most sensible and well-spoken member of the clan is the family dog, Brian. Family Guy had its series preview on FOX on January 31, 1999 following the Super Bowl and its series premiere on April 11, 1999. It earned an Emmy Award in 2000 for Outstanding Voice-Over Performance (Seth MacFarlane) and an Emmy Award in 2002 for Outstanding Music & Lyrics (Walter Murphy and Seth MacFarlane) and was nominated for Outstanding Animated Series in 2000. The final original episode aired February 14, 2002. Family Guy joined Cartoon Network's Adult Swim on Sunday, April 20, 2003 and immediately became the block's top-rated programming, dominating late night viewing in its time period vs. cable and broadcast competition.

"Bringing 'Family Guy' to the Adult Swim lineup last April really helped turn the block into a cultural phenomenon with young adults," said Jim Samples, Cartoon Network executive vice president and general manager. "Now, as the destination for new episodes of what has become the block's most popular series, 'Family Guy' will help boost Adult Swim to the next level in terms of buzz and ratings. We could not be more excited to have Seth and 20th Century Fox Television on board as Adult Swim continues its growth as the best place on TV for young adults."

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Wham! Musical In the Works?
Source:E!

By Josh Grossberg

How's this for a careless whisper?

George Michael has revealed that he is considering offers to mount a stage musical about his go-go days in Wham!, one of the '80s most successful English pop duos.

"Two or three producers have approached Andrew Ridgeley and I," the 40-year-old singer confirmed to London radio station Heart 106.2FM.

While Michael acknowledged that Ridgeley--his ex-mate in Wham!--has some faith in the idea of leg warmers, big hair and the group's cheery music making it on the West End or Broadway for that matter, he says it's still difficult for him to listen without prejudice.

"On another level, I know a certain generation of people would love the idea. But I would literally have to avoid the premiere," he said. "The truth is that done on stage, there'll be no charm and you'll be left with a lot of cheese.

Michael then added: "I think Andrew was of the opinion that if the story was good enough, then it would be snotty not to do it. He would love the fact that it would make a fortune as well."

A Wham! musical certainly isn't the first time a famous popster's catalogue has been mined for the stage.

The success of ABBA's Mamma Mia, which built a story around the Swedish group's indelible disco hits, spawned a host of imitators including Queen's We Will Rock You and Billy Joel 's Movin' Out, which has been packing them in along the Great White Way.

Michael--who reportedly refused to see We Will Rock You because he said "he was too much of a fan" of Queen, is smart to be skeptical, considering audiences may soon tire of the trend, if they haven't already.

Case in point: Taboo, a musical featuring tunes from '80s popster Boy George, which was brought over last year from London to Broadway by Rosie O'Donnell, but closed in January after three months following mostly negative reviews and lackluster ticket sales.

Wham!, whose most famous hits Stateside include "Careless Whisper" and "Wake Me Up Before You Go Go," broke up in 1986.

Perhaps it's not surprising then that Ridgeley is pushing for the musical. While Michael went on to record his chart-topping solo debut Faith and became an international superstar, his partner's solo career went nowhere.

Earlier this month, Michael announced plans to quit the mainstream music biz by releasing his music via the Internet and donating the proceeds to charity.

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Spider-Man 2 Trailer while it lasts online

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Jack Black Takes on Jackson's King Kong!
Source: Coming Soon

Envy star Jack Black has been in cast alongside Naomi Watts in Peter Jackson's remake of King Kong. Black will play Carl Denham, an adventurer filmmaker who is trying to make a name for himself in 1930s New York. Robert Armstrong played the role in the 1933 original.

Watts is playing Ann Darrow, an American actress who makes a living performing in Broadway song and dance shows. The project, which will shoot in Jackson's native New Zealand, is set up at Universal Pictures.

"I've been wanting to work with Jack Black ever since I saw him in High Fidelity," said Jackson, who is also writing the remake along with his "Lord of the Rings" co-screenwriters Fran Walsh and Philippa Boyens. "He's a smart and versatile actor blessed with an abundance of energy and charm and I'm absolutely thrilled that he is joining us on 'Kong."'

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Keanu Reeves Starring in A Scanner Darkly
Source: Coming Soon

Keanu Reeves will star in A Scanner Darkly for Warner Independent Pictures, with School of Rock helmer Richard Linklater in talks to direct, reports Variety. Linklater wrote the most recent draft of the script.

George Clooney and Steven Soderbergh's Section 8 will produce the film, an adaptation of the Philip K. Dick novel. A Scanner Darkly will employ the same technology Linklater used in Waking Life. It will be shot live-action, then animated.

The story takes place in the future, where undercover agents change their faces along with their identities. Reeves plays one such officer, and his liberal ingestion of the drug Substance D causes him to develop a split personality.

Warner Independent is preparing the film for a May start.

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Michael Brandt & Derek Haas Adapting Wanted
Source: Superhero Hype
Variety reports that Universal Pictures is in talks with "2 Fast 2 Furious" writing duo Michael Brandt and Derek Haas to adapt the recently acquired comic book property Wanted.

Earlier this month, Marc Platt Productions bought rights to Mark Millar's dark tale about an angry young man who discovers that he's the son of the most powerful supervillain on Earth. Didn't Seth Green play this in the Austin Powers' movies already?

The writers are also developing a remake of "An Honest Tradesman" for Focus Features. They will pen the adaptation of the Belgian cop tale, with Haas set to direct and Brandt to produce.

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New DVD Releases 3/30

Alien Factor 2: The Alien Rampage (2001)

Black Belt Angels (1994)

Brother Bear (2003)

CSI: Season Three (2001)

Damn! Show (2003)

Dark Shadows DVD Collection 11

The Final Countdown: Limited Edition (widescreen) (2-disc set) (1980)

The Final Countdown (widescreen) (1980)

The Final Countdown (pan-and-scan) (1980)

Glenn Gould: On and Off the Record (2003)

Going in Style (1979)

The House and Sand and Fog (2003)

The Jack Paar Collection (3-disc set)

Jeff Foxworthy: You Might Be A Redneck If

The Late Show (1977)

Mr. Klein (1976)

The Prisoner of Second Avenue (1975)

Props: Box Set (2003)

Resurrection Blvd: Season One (5-disc set) (2000)

Ripley's Game (2002)

Scalps (1983)

The Sunshine Boys (1975)

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: Platinum Series (2-disc set) (2003)

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003)

Time Without Pity (1957)

La Truite (1982)

Vampire Effect (2003)

The Veritas Project: Hangman's Curse (2003)

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New Comic-Book Releases 3/31

PUBLISHER
TITLE, ISSUE NUMBER, PRICE IN U.S. DOLLARS

AC COMICS
Best Of The West #40, $6.95

A. D. VISION
Aria Manga Vol 1 TPB, $9.99
Azumanga Daioh Manga Vol 4 TPB, $9.99
Full Metal Panic Manga Vol 4 TPB, $9.99
Ruler Of The Land Manga Vol 1 TPB, $9.99
To Heart Manga Vol 1 TPB, $9.99

ALTERNATIVE COMICS
Rubber Necker #4, $3.50

AMAZE INK (SLAVE LABOR GRAPHICS)
Kid Blastoff (AA), $2.75

ANTARCTIC PRESS
AP You Can Draw Manga #2, $4.95
Fist Full Of Dollars Neotopia Vol 3 #1 Incentive, AR
Gold Digger #51, $2.99
Neotopia Vol 3 #1, $2.99
Ninja High School #115, $2.99

APE ENTERTAINMENT
Make Your Own Comics Vol 1 TPB, $12.95

ARCHIE COMIC PUBLICATIONS
Archie And Friends #81, $2.19
Betty & Veronica #199, $2.19
Betty & Veronica Double Digest #123, $3.59

ARIEL PRESS
Sapphire Vol 1 Consequences TPB (AA), $14.99

ASPEN
Aspen Sketchbook 3 Signature Ed, $19.99

AVATAR PRESS
Alan Moores Nightjar #1 (Of 4), $3.50
Alan Moores Nightjar Platinum Foil Incentive #1, AR
Alan Moores Nightjar Wraparound Cvr #1 (Of 4), $3.50
Frank Millers Robocop Lewis Cvr #4 (Of 9), $5.99
Hellina Companion Bold And Beautiful Ed, $5.99
Stargate SG1 Pow #2 Platinum Foil Incentive, AR
Stargate SG1 Pow #2, $3.50
Stargate SG1 Pow Photo Cvr #2, $3.50
Stargate SG1 Pow Wraparound Cvr #2, $3.50

COMIC BOOK LEGAL DEFENSE FUND
CBLDF Fancy Froglin Womans Top T/S LG New Ptg, $20.00
CBLDF Fancy Froglin Womans Top T/S MED New Ptg, $20.00
CBLDF Fancy Froglin Womans Top T/S SM New Ptg, $20.00

COMIC CAVALCADE
Hellina Companion Bikini Cvr, $5.99
Hellina Companion Brown Nude Cvr, $6.00
Hellina Companion Brown Painted Cvr, $3.99
Hellina Companion Reg Cvr, $3.99
Hellina Companion Ryp Nude Cvr, $6.00

CROSSGEN ENTERTAINMENT
Brian Pulido Lady Death Wild Hunt #1, $2.95
Negation War #1, $2.95
Sojourn #33, $2.95

DARK HORSE COMICS
Fused #4, $2.99
Hellboy Movie Photo Coaster Set, $12.99
Megatokyo Vol 1 TPB, $9.95
Star Wars Infinities Return Of The Jedi #4 (Of 4), $2.99
Super Manga Blast #41, $5.99
Usagi Yojimbo #74, $2.99

DC COMICS
Arrowsmith #6 (Of 6), $2.95
Avengers JLA #4 (Of 4), $5.95
Batman #625, $2.25
Batman Poison Ivy Cast Shadows, $6.95
Cartoon Cartoons #28, $2.25
Catwoman #29, $2.50
DC Comics Pocket Super Heroes Green Lantern Box Set, AR
Flash #208, $2.25
Green Lantern #175, $3.50
Gregory Treasury Vol 1, $9.95
Hellblazer #194, $2.75
JLA #95, $2.25
Key To Fortress Of Solitude Replica, $195.00
Legion #31, $2.50
Light Brigade #2 (Of 4), $5.95
Maxx Book Two TPB, $17.95
Midnight Mass Here There Be Monsters #3 (Of 6), $2.95
Planetary #19, $2.95
Reign Of The Zodiac #8, $2.75
Superman #203, $2.25
Teen Titans A Kids Game TPB, $9.95

DEVILS DUE PUBLISHING
GI Joe #28, $2.95
GI Joe Reloaded #1, $2.95
Hedge Knight Mike S Miller Cvr #5 (Of 6), $2.95
Hedge Knight Ted Nasmith Cvr #5 (Of 6), $5.95
Micronauts Pat Broderick Cvr #1, $2.95
Micronauts Steve Kurth Cvr #1, $2.95
Street Fighter Vol 1 TPB, $9.99

DONT EAT ANY BUGS PRODUCTIONS
Rqw #4, $2.95

DREAMWAVE
Transformers Energon #21, $2.95
Transformers GI Joe #6 (Of 6), $2.95

DYNAMIC FORCES
DF Flash Sgn #206, $10.00
DF Flash Sgn #207, $10.00
DF Superman Batman Loeb Sgn #2, $19.99
DF Superman Batman Loeb Sgn #6, $19.99
DFE Transformers Gi Joe Foil Cvr #1 Plus Bonus Comic Pack, $6.99
John Cassadays Captain America 8 Inch Bust Plus Bonus Bust, $89.99

FANTAGRAPHICS BOOKS
Comics Journal Library Vol 3 R Crumb TPB, $18.95
Comics Journal Winter 2004 Special, $22.95

GEMSTONE PUBLISHING
Donald Duck Adventures Vol 5 TPB, $7.95

GUTSOON ENTERTAINMENT
Raijin Comics #44, $5.95

HARRIS COMICS
Vampirella Witchblade #1 Set, $19.95

HEAVY METAL MAGAZINE
Anita Bomba By Cromwell And Gratien HC, $12.95
Heavy Metal Julie Strains Greatest Hits HC, $25.95

HIGH IMPACT PUBLISHING
Bootie Parts (adult), $10.00
Bootie Parts Collectors Ed (adult), $20.00
High Impact Gold Museum Ed, $20.00
High Impact Gold Reg Cvr, $6.00

I-BOOKS
Blacksad Vol 2 TPB, $12.95

IDW PUBLISHING
Cal Mcdonald Casebook Savage Membrane Ltd Ed HC, $50.00
Guns Drugs & Monsters Cal Mcdonald Mystery Novel New Ptg, $16.99
Lore #2, $3.99
Savage Membrane Cal Mcdonald Mystery Novel New Ptg, $16.99
Shield Spotlight #3, $3.99

IMAGE COMICS
Alternation Cvr A Barberi #2, $2.95
Alternation Cvr B Ladronn #2, $2.95
Darkness Vol 2 #8, $2.99
Legacy Green Cvr #4, $2.95
Legacy Rashid Cvr #4, $2.95
Mcfarlanes Sports NHL 3-In 2-Pk Ser 1 AF Asst, AR
Spawn Series 25 Creech Dlx Fig Set, AR
Trakk Monster Hunter Bisley Cvr #2, $2.95
Trakk Monster Hunter Tan Cvr #2, $2.95

JAY COMPANY
Street Fighter #3 Gold Foil Ed, AR
Street Fighter #3 Virgin Bison Cvr Ed, $12.99

JIM VADEBONCOEUR JR PUBLISHING
Black & White Images Second Annual Collection, AR

LAST GASP
Checkered Demon Anthology Vol 1 TPB (adult), $19.95
Dori Stories Dori Seda Collection, $19.95

MARVEL COMICS
1602 Dr Strange MED Statue, $85.00
1602 Dr Strange Se MED Statue, $110.00
Alias Vol 4 Secret Origin Of Jessica Jones TPB, $17.99
Hawkeye #6, $2.99
Human Torch #11, $2.99
Incredible Hulk Motion Globe, $125.00
Marvel Minimates 2-Pk Ser 5 Asst, AR
Marvels 10Th Anniversary HC (resolicited), $49.99
Pulse #2, $2.99
Spectacular Spider-Man #12, $2.25
The Punisher #4, $2.99
Thor Son Of Asgard #2 (Of 6), $2.99
Ultimates #13 (resolicited), $3.50
Wolverine Punisher #1 (Of 5), $2.99
X-Statix Vol 3 Back From The Dead TPB, $19.99

MDC COMICS
Gabagool #5, $3.00

MOONSTONE
Moonstone Monsters Witches #1, $2.95

NBM
Drabble Drabblations (AA), AR
Drabble Mallcops Ducks & Fenderheads (AA), AR
Drabble Son Of Drabble, AR
Drabble Who Wants To Be Fenderhead (AA), AR
Fairy Tales Of Oscar Wilde Vol 2, AR
Isaac The Pirate Vol 1 GN To Exotic Lands (AA), AR
Jungle Book, AR
Lady And The Vampire GN (AA)(adult), $10.95
Treasury Victorian Murder Vol 1, $8.95
Treasury Victorian Murder Vol 2 Jack The Ripper SC, $7.95
Treasury Victorian Murder Vol 3 Borden Tragedy, $8.95
Treasury Victorian Murder Vol 4 Fatal Bullet, $8.95
Treasury Victorian Murder Vol 5 Mystery Mary Rogers SC, $8.95
Treasury Victorian Murder Vol 6 Beast Of Chicago HC, AR

ONI PRESS
Courtney Crumrin In The Twilight Kingdom #3 (Of 4), $2.99
Julius GN, $14.95

RADIO COMIX
Furrlough Presents Sex Kitten #1, $4.99

REBELLION
2000 AD #1379, $3.75
2000 AD #1380, $3.75
Banzai Battalion GN, $15.95
Judge Dredd Megazine #217, $10.99

SADDLE TRAMP PRESS
Holliday Vol 1 TPB Cold Deck, $10.95

SERVE MAN PRESS
Runners #3 Bad Goods (Of 5), $2.95

SIRIUS ENTERTAINMENT
Dogwitch Vol 1 TPB Direct To Video, $14.95
Poison Elves #77, $2.95

SUMMERTIME COMICS
Lil Red Stitch #2, $5.95

TITAN
Wallace And Gromit Whippet Vanishes HC, $12.95

TOKYOPOP
Battle Vixens Vol 1 GN (Of 4), $9.99
Confidential Confessions Vol 4 GN (Of 6), $9.99
Demon Ororon Vol 1 GN (Of 4), $9.99
Digimon Tamers Vol 1 GN (Of 5), $9.99
Dnangel Vol 1 GN (Of 5), $9.99
Gravitation Vol 5 GN (Of 12), $9.99
Initial D Vol 11 GN (Of 23), $9.99
Kindaichi Case Files Vol 6 GN Legend Of Lake Hiren (Of 10), $9.99
Magic Knight Rayearth II Vol 2 GN (Of 3), $9.99
One Vol 1 GN (Of 5), $9.99
Peach Girl Art Book SC, $29.99
Priest Vol 11 GN (Of 15), $9.99
Ragnarok Vol 10 GN (Of 10), $9.99
Rebirth Vol 7 GN (Of 11), $9.99
Rebound Vol 7 GN (Of 11), $9.99

VIZ
Dragonball Z Vol 15 TPB Shonen J Ed, $7.95
Naruto Vol 3 TPB Shonen J Format, $7.95
Nausicaa Of Valley Of Wind Vol 2 TPB 2nd Ed, $9.95

WIZARD ENTERTAINMENT
Wizard Comics Magazine Daredevil Cvr #151, $4.99
Wizard Comics Magazine Wolverine Cvr #151, $4.99

magazines
Beckett Hockey Card Monthly #162, $4.99
Beckett Yu Gi Oh Collector #11, $9.99
Biker May04, $5.99
Comic Book Marketplace #110 Alex Ross Cvr A, $6.95
Comic Book Marketplace #110 Norm Saunders Cvr B, $6.95
Comic Shop News #876, AR
Comics Buyers Guide #1586, $3.99
Cult Times Special #29, $9.99
Dr Who Magazine #341, $6.80
Draculina #46 (adult), $6.95
Easyriders May04, $7.99
Fortean Times #182, $7.25
Game Informer Apr04, $4.99
Game Pro May04, $5.99
Hustler Jno0445 (adult), $7.99
Muscle Mag International Jun04, $6.99
PC Gamer Magazine W/CD-Rom May 2004, $7.99
Playboy Presents Apr May 2004 (adult), $7.99
Playboy Private #42 (adult), $7.99
Screen Power The Official Jackie Chan Mag Vol 5 #6, $7.95
Shivers #111, $6.99
Sirens Of Cinema #7, $4.95
Starburst #308, $6.99
Starburst Special #62, $9.99
Swank 86-04(adult), $7.99
Ultimate DVD #52, $7.99
WWE Raw Magazine (#14-04), $5.99
Xpose #84, $6.99

books
Black 5 TPB, $19.99
Comics Values Annual 2004 TPB, $19.99
Donne & Motori Milo Manara HC, $26.99
Empire Nozone IX TPB, $19.95
Incidents Of The Night TPB, $15.99
Mad About Dad HC, $12.99
Mickey Mickey TPB, $16.99
Plasmando Riplasmando HC (adult), $39.99
Reading Sex And The City TPB, $19.99
Science Fiction Best Of 2003 MMPB, $7.99
Science Of Superman TPB, $14.95
Science Of The X-Men MMPB, $7.99
SF Social Fiction TPB, $16.99
Smallville Young Adult #10 MMPB Sparks, $6.99
Smallville Young Adult #3 MMPB Flight, $5.99
Star Hawks The Complete Series HC, $49.99
Star Hawks The Complete Series TPB, $29.99
Taxista TPB #2, $16.99
Weird But True Comic Factoids HC, $2.99