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Trajectory To Publish Original Classics Illustrated Comics in Digital Formats - Publishers Weekly

Publishers Weekly

Trajectory To Publish Original Classics Illustrated Comics in Digital Formats Publishers Weekly By Calvin Reid Trajectory Inc., a Boston-based e-book and app developer and publisher, has acquired the digital rights to the original Classics Illustrated comics and will release the works as downloadable digital comics for the iPad, iPhone and iPod ... and more »

Classics Illustrated debuts for Apple iPad, iPhone - Comic Book Resources

Comics Beat

Classics Illustrated debuts for Apple iPad, iPhone Comic Book Resources CAMBRIDGE, MA—May 15, 2012— Trajectory, Inc. announced today that the iconic Classics Illustrated comic and graphic novel series are now available in the Apple iBookstore. The series consists of over 120 digital graphic novels presented in a comic ... Classics Illustrated go digital from TrajectoryComics Beat all 5 news articles »

Comic Review: The Cast Of Doctor Who - Geeks of Doom

Geeks of Doom

Comic Review: The Cast Of Doctor Who Geeks of Doom Without a standard comic storyline, the book serves more as an introduction to the series, specifically designed for newer fans that are interested about the Classic Doctor Who series. The comic book oddly only looks at four official Doctors (plus a ... and more »

Joe Kubert's "Tarzan of the Apes" Swings into an IDW Publishing Artist's ... - Comic Book Resources

Joe Kubert's "Tarzan of the Apes" Swings into an IDW Publishing Artist's ... Comic Book Resources Celebrate the 100th anniversary of Edgar Rice Burroughs' classic creation! Joe Kubert is one of the most lauded artists in the history of comics, a true living legend. He has been a vital creative force since the 1940s and remains so to this day. and more »

Spoiler Alert: Movies only a comic book lover could truly appreciate - Mansfield News Journal

Spoiler Alert: Movies only a comic book lover could truly appreciate Mansfield News Journal ... trove of classic literature that had been read by deceased family members, or were novels needed for college, things like that. When I should have been reading comic books I was instead exploring the works of Steinbeck, Fitzgerald, Updike, Roth. and more »