Shipping March 7th, 2007
This one shot sort of… explains… the post-Civil War Marvel Universe in a way that was only hinted at at the end of CW #7. To echo Jeff’s comments over at The Savage Critic, I really can’t see Marvel following this through to its natural
An Open Letter To Marvel Comics
Since I was a small child, I've been purchasing Marvel's brand of periodical publications, and I've come to associate the 'Marvel' logo with a certain quality, and more importantly, a certain identity in entertainment.
Konami Ships DDR Universe and Marvel TCG
ly logo and "PSP" are registered trademarks of Sony Computer Entertainment = Inc. Memory Stick Duo=99 may be required (sold separately). Certain limitat= ions apply to Wi-Fi compatible connectivity. See manual for details. Player=
Judging Marvel’s May Books By Their Covers
___________________________________________________. Wow, that has to be probably the worst “breaking the logo” cover that I have ever seen. What is even the point of breaking the logo if it is going to be for such a non-dynamic cover?
Fast Breaks for 02/21
It’s just a shame that the ugly bright red Marvel Adventures logo spoils the effect of so many covers in this range. With most of the advertising being replaced by a Franklin Richards Son of a Genius back-up this issue also represents
Worst to First: 2/28/07
I love the John Romita cover (complete with the classic Marvel logo), and Marvel again shows how great it is at selecting fill-in artists. Lee Weeks and Stefano Gaudiano step in and if I hadn’t stumbled across their names I never
FULL REVIEW: Hasbro's Marvel Legends, series one: Hercules
There’sa sculpted bit on the right that sports a montage of images of the character, and another on top just for a new, jazzier Marvel Legends logo. All of this obscures the viewing of the figure a bit more than does some figure
Logo number 2
Pastor Marvel thought that since it was the real birthday as well as the holiday it would be a good time to remember but not many others felt that way. Its not that they were against the celebration but just that they were busy with
Transformers changes English into marketing speak.
Comic books like Marvel have licensed their titles. Hasbro is doing it here. Geico could even pull off a caveman movie. It’s just that somewhere along the line, you still need to make a good movie.
GTA: Coke, Marvel Babies, and thinking about a logo
http://www.boardsmag.com/screeningroom/commercials/3179/A Coca-Cola commercial that pays kind homage to Grand Theft Auto. No one was hurt in the making of this commercial.http://jimhillmedia.com/blogs

Video game reviews for December 16, 2006: "Gears of War"; "Splinter Cell Double Agent"; "Marvel Ultimate Alliance"; The Davis Enterprise
Published Dec 14, 2006 - 14:28:20 CST. The holidays are magical! It’s the most wonderful time of the year
Advertising takes a novel approach to target audience Contra Costa Times
"Look, Roy, it's a job. You know, the thing people do for money that they wouldn't normally do otherwise. I know you need the dough." I looked at the envelope stuffed with cash and considered it. After a few seconds, I said, "Five-day minimum, plus expenses."
Director, Cage Blaze New Trails With 'Ghost Rider' WJXT Jacksonville
Mark Steven Johnson cut his teeth in Hollywood by writing "Grumpy Old Men," the playfully endearing Jack Lemmon-Walter Matthau classic about a couple of cantankerous oldsters fighting over important things like women and ice fishing -- in no particular order.
Movie review: No trailblazer, but 'Ghost Rider' still a fun little jaunt Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune
You never know quite what you're going to get from Marvel Comics films. Will it be an epic fantasy like the "Spider-Man" series, a vivid action yarn like the "Blade" movies, or a Saturday afternoon mess like "The Punisher"? "Ghost Rider" lands closer to the slapdash end of the scale, but it's redeemed through an exquisitely strange performance by Nicolas Cage. He plays Johnny Blaze, a carnival
Jailbait 3, Throb 2 and Under The Covers DVD Talk
We start out this week with a look at a superior gonzo flick called Jailbait 3: Special Edition , a title offering over 5 hours of fun, by Don Houston : Erik Everhard is currently the most sexually driven gonzo director in porn; working in front of the camera in such a manner than no one is in his league as he hammers away at the ladies in such a way that the true performing
'Ghost Rider' Filmmaker Revved Up Over Working With Cage WSB-TV 2 Atlanta
In a new @ The Movies interview, Tim Lammers talks with "Ghost Rider" writer-director Mark Steven Johnson about the latest Marvel comic book character to take a leap to the big screen.
Director, Cage Blaze New Trails With 'Ghost Rider' Local 6 Orlando
In a new @ The Movies interview, "Ghost Rider" writer-director Mark Steven Johnson talks with Tim Lammers about how he and star Nicolas Cage brought the Marvel comic book favorite to life -- and death -- on the big screen.
Recall Information The Weekly
Samara Brothers is recalling Heavyweight Outerwear Jackets sold nationwide from October 2006 to November 2006. The snap closures on the outerwear jackets contain excessive amounts of lead.
Jazwares Inc. Recalls Link-N-LiteTM Magnetic Puzzles, Ingested Magnets Pose Aspiration and Intestinal Hazards RedNova
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with the firm named below, today announced a voluntary recall of the following consumer product. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed.
Dessert concepts outshine flavors Dessert concepts are richer than tastes Seattle Post-Intelligencer
From sweet to savory, Sue McCown's Coco la ti da is richer in concept than in execution.logo+marvel: marvel logo | | marvel logo | | logo+marvel