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	NEWSARAMA - CSN @ NEWSARAMA: WALT TO WALT COMICS
		For almost four years, comic shops went Disney-less; finally, in late 2002, the final agreements were made and Gemstone announced its plans to relaunch the line.
		Gemstone is also aware of the growing interest in both comic shops and mass market bookstores in trade paperbacks and graphic novels, and they’re working towards a line of trade paperbacks.
		A focal point of the Gemstone line will be the work of Carl Barks, undoubtedly the most famous Disney comics creator—but there are many other talents whose work will be featured in Gemstone’s line.
	www.newsarama.com /forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=5798 (2215 words)

	COMICON.com: DISNEY'S MOST BELOVED CHARACTERS RETURN TO COMICS
		Gemstone Publishing will introduce two monthly comics starting in the Summer and will follow-up with two additional monthlies later in the year.
		The comics will be distributed to the comic book specialty market by Diamond Comic Distributors and to traditional book markets throughout the United States and Canada by Diamond Book Distributors.
		Gemstone has already assembled a team of Disney comic veterans to preserve the quality of these classic comics.
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=36&t=000517 (713 words)

	Disney and Gemstone Relaunch Disney Comic Books
		Gemstone Publishing will introduce the first two monthly comics, Walt Disney Comics and Stories and Uncle Scrooge, in June at $6.95.
		"As the comic book industry is experiencing a resurgence in popularity, Disney comics can now be enjoyed by a whole new generation while some of us older folks have the opportunity to once again be enchanted by their distinctive artistry and humor," said Steve Geppi, Gemstone Publishing president and CEO.
		Gemstone has assembled a team of Disney comic veterans to preserve the quality of these classic comics.
	www.writenews.com /2003/070403_disney_gemstone.htm (390 words)

	DC Alliance with European Publisher and Gemstone News
		This is from a DC Comics email news release on January 13, 2004
		The steady supply of graphic novels will support DC Comics' continued efforts to aggressively expand into trade bookstores, while building on its impressive presence in the comic book specialty market.
		For a complete listing of article comments, questions, and other discussions related to Robert Smithers's Comic Books topic, please visit the Discussions page.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/comic_books/105983 (468 words)

	COMICON.com: DISNEY COMICS RETURN! GEMSTONE NABS MICKEY
		Disney comic books are returning to the U.S. The local comic book stores have been missing an icon since February of 1999, when Gladstone Comics ceased publication of new Disney Comics.
		A source close to Gemstone told THE PULSE that it was assumed the bulk of the content would be translated reprints from foreign editions appearing since titles ceased publication in the US as well as some all new source materials.
		Gemstone's new Disney offerings are expected to be available to the comics and book market in English-language editions throughout the United States, Canada, and the U.S. Territories and Possessions by early 2003.
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=36&t=000441 (3071 words)

	Comics Commentary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Steve Geppi has recently announced that Gemstone Comics has acquired the license to publish Disney comics in the U.S. An extensive interview can be found at ICv2 (http://www.icv2.com/articles/home/2128.html), which I urge you to read in its entirety.
		Dell Comics at a time was the biggest comic publisher in the U.S., thanks to having access to one of the best newsstand distributors in the country, and to having the licenses to a multitude of well-known characters and series from cartoons and television.
		This is followed by the 250th issue of The Comics Journal, with a Gary Panter interview, an Herge interview excerpt, and a transcription of a convention panel with John Stanley and Carl Barks.
	rodrigobaeza.crimsonblog.com /archives20021201.html (4514 words)

	Disney Comics Worldwide: United States: Walt Disney's Comics And Stories
		The title was picked up again by Gemstone Publishing in June 2003 after Gladstone had left it in 1999.
		Gemstone's Disney comics are for sale in specialised comic shops across the United States and in many comic shops in other countries as well.
		All pictures and images of comic covers and Disney characters are © 2004 The Walt Disney Company.
	www.wolfstad.com /dcw/comic.asp?comicid=212 (224 words)

	Gemstone/Disney Comics Subscriptions
		Gemstone Publishing, through a licensing agreement with Disney Publishing Worldwide, is offering a variety of comic books featuring Disney's line of standard characters.
		Walt Disney's Comics and Stories is a monthly deluxe-format, 64-page, squarebound comic.
		The first in a new series of "Take-Along Comics." Featuring adventures that take the Standard Characters - Mickey, Donald, Scrooge, and more - on breathtaking escapades beyond the limits of time and space.
	www.gemstonepub.com /disney (240 words)

	ICv2 News - Interview with Steve Geppi on Gemstone Disney Comics--Part 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Gemstone Publishing and Disney Licensed Publishing recently announced plans for Gemstone to produce comics featuring Disney characters.
		Gemstone has re-assembled the editorial staff of Gladstone Publishing, the last U.S. Disney comics publisher, to work on the new projects, including John Clark, Gary Leach, and Susan Daigle-Leach.
		Gemstone (and sister companies Diamond Comic Distributors, Alliance Game Distributors, and Diamond Galleries) owner Steve Geppi has been a life-long collector and afficianado of Disney comics material, in particular the art of famed Disney artist Carl Barks.
	www.icv2.com /articles/news/2129.html (1567 words)

	Evertime Realms - Evertime Archives
		Sure, the Disney comics were still being produced for the European market -- in most cases, they outsell most superheroes over there-- but some of the best all-ages comic books ever made were completely unobtainable in America.
		Fortunately, in college I realized how good these comics really are and how stupid it was of me to stop reading them because, let’s face it, I was never that cool in the first place.
		And tell those guys at Gemstone to send me a cut, because my goal in life is to have enough cash available to fill up a bin, burrow through it like a gopher, and throw it up in the air and let it hit me on the head.
	members.cox.net /blakept/EBI8-6-03.html (1204 words)

	Talk Disney - Disney Comic books Revival!
		Gemstone Publishing and Walt Disney are teaming up to republish classic monthly and bi-monthly Disney comic books, the companies said today.
		These Disney comics will be available at major booksellers and wholesalers including Barnes and Noble, Borders, Walden Books, Amazon.com and Baker and Taylor, as well as specialty stores.
		The comics will be available through subscription at www.gemstonecomics.com, and can also be found using the comic shop locator, which directs consumers to the nearest comic specialty shop.
	www.talkdisney.com /forums/showthread.php?t=18730 (961 words)

	PopImage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		We were so happy to see everyone turning out for their free comics - and hey, even some of the comics themselves were pretty neat.
		The only thing in the comic that got me excited was the ad for a book by Alan Moore about his theories on writing comics.
		This is an expensive comic, but a lengthy, thought-provoking read, and the start of what looks to be a very strong mini-series.
	www.popimage.com /content/viewnews.cgi?newsid1052261273,40561, (1030 words)

	Industry News: “New” Barks Stories Represented in Gemstone Comics
		The Disney Comics editorial staff at Gemstone provided Scoop with, well, the scoop on some of the content of the first issues of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories this week.
		Jippes' ongoing project was begun some years ago and some of his early work was reproduced toward the end of the Gladstone run of comics.
		Now Gemstone has taken up the mantle and will print the remaining work Jippes has done to date, and will continue to do so into the future, until the project is complete.
	scoop.diamondgalleries.com /scoop_article.asp?ai=2453&si=121 (490 words)

	Gemstone/Disney Comics Subscriptions - FAQ
		Subscriptions to our two standard comic books, Donald Duck and Friends and Mickey Mouse and Friends, are $35.40 for 12 issues in the US; $40.00 (in US funds) in Canada.
		We ship your comic books to you (and your fellow subscribers) as soon as they're ready so that you can enjoy them as soon as possible.
		Gemstone Publishing assumes no responsibility for the handling and disposition of the material, nor do we assume any obligation to provide a response or notice of receipt, now or in the future.
	www.gemstonecomics.com /faq.asp (753 words)

	ICv2 News - Interview with Steve Geppi on Gemstone Disney Comics--Part 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		My whole litany, even before I started negotiating the license, was that one day we are going to cut our legs off if we don't have comics for kids to find when they are five to eight or nine years old, so that they can get used to comics like you and I did.
		My mother brought home comics--they were Disney comics, Archie comics, Harvey comics.
		Different, though there may be exceptions from time to time, because one of the things that I understand from talking to the production people as well as to the people from Egmont is that some of the artists draw specifically for that smaller format rather than the prestige format.
	www.icv2.com /articles/news/2128.html (1686 words)

	Gemstone Disney Subscription Program (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		and Louie, The Junior Woodchucks comic and was drawn by Kay Wright.
		I know this will be a disappointment to some of you (it is to us!) but there can be no doubt that Gemstone is doing everything within their power to revive the Disney line and bring the work of Carl Barks to as many readers as possible.
		The Copacetic Comics Company will continue to be on the lookout for collections and/or other sources of the Gladstone Barks albums, and whenever we find any they will be promptly posted on the web at our Gladstone Barks page.
	home.earthlink.net /~copaceticcomicsco/DisneyBarksSub.html (1674 words)

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		But the only issues I see with Gemstone reprinting PK material is that it pretty much deviates from the rest of the known Duck Universe in relation to Barks/Rosa (that might matter to some purists), and has a slightly different target audience.
		Gemstone could publish all their titles for years without once using a reprint if they wanted to.
		Most comic shops probably aren't as good with their prices as mine is (if they have Disney back issues at all, some I've been to don't).
	stp.ling.uu.se /pipermail/dcml/2004-July.txt (19566 words)

	Gemstone Publishing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gemstone Publishing is a US company that is the current publisher of licensed Disney comic books, starting in June 2003.
		Walt Disney's Comics and Stories and Uncle Scrooge are in prestige format; Donald Duck and Friends and Mickey Mouse and Friends are standard titles; Donald Duck Adventures and Mickey Mouse Adventures are miniature graphic novels.
		This page was last modified 02:35, 21 October 2005.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gemstone_Comics (81 words)

	Gemstone Publishing Online
		Starting out, Gemstone separately acquired Russ Cochran Publisher and Overstreet Publications, which brought with them The Complete EC Library and the noted line of price guides, respectively.
		Additionally, Gemstone has licensed with Disney Publishing Worldwide and publishes a variety of Disney Comic Books featuring many of the beloved characters that had not appeared on comics shop shelves for years, including Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, and others.
		Gemstone also has several projects in the works with the acclaimed EC Comics of the 1950s.
	www.gemstonepub.com (211 words)

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		online gemstone catalog and view our high quality digital gem photos in the photo gallery.
	www.gemstoneparadise.com (132 words)

	Toon Zone Forum - Gemstone Disney Comics Talkback (Spoilers)
		I also really liked the new characters which is a first for a Disney Comics story which ALWAYS have in the past been infamous for their forgettable guest stars outside of the Big Four (Barks, Rosa, Van Horn and Gottfredson).
		I often feel Donald's persona is so vastly different in the comics than it is in the cartoons (probably because of his bigger vocabulary) that I don't think of the shorts as "real" as the complex character Carl Barks, Don Rosa, William Van Horn and Romano Scarpa have made him.
		Here's what I think of Mouse comics in general: if someone would draw Mickey retro-style - in other words, the Mouse as he was in the 1930's, button eyes and so forth - in a new comic story, I would buy that story.
	forums.toonzone.net /archive/index.php/t-107893.html (10552 words)

	Gemstones - Gemstone Travel
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		Crystal therapy and healing gemstones can be found here on the largest AZ directory
	www.trygemstones.com /gemstonetravel (637 words)

	Mile High Comics: Trade Paperback: Gemstone: All Titles
		You can view other comic book titles (including statues, posters, trade paperbacks, and more) that we currently have in stock by Gemstone.
		Mile High Comics is a registered trademark of Mile High Comics, Inc.
		All scans are exclusive property of Mile High Comics, Inc.
	www.milehighcomics.com /comicindex/trade-paperback/Publisher-Gemstone-GEMS.html (155 words)

	Comic-Con 2004 :: Friday's Programming (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Spencer Lamm, a past editor at Marvel comics, and editor of the The Art of The Matrix, The Matrix Comics, and the forthcoming The Art of the Matrix Reloaded and Revolutions, edits these two new Burlyman titles.
		Joshua Okoromodeke (Divine Shield Comics) presents his vision of morally and culturally based African comics intended to convey African culture and heritage to the rest of the world.
		From all-new comics in Disney Adventures magazine to TOKYOPOP's Cine-Manga titles, from Mickey and Donald's escapades in Gemstone comics to the debut of W.I.T.C.H. in the U.S., Disney's unique brand of storytelling and unique characters continue to captivate a new generations of readers.
	www.comic-con.org /cci2004/CCI04-ProgFri.shtml (7434 words)

	The Marvel Family Web » Comics » Gemstone Publishing » Comic Book Marketplace
		Mar 2005, Gemstone Publishing ($6.95) - Magazine - 84 pgs.
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		Shazam and all Related Characters are and © DC Comics.
	marvelfamily.com /comics/titles/issueinfo.asp?title=CBM&issue=120 (116 words)

	Gemstone/Disney Comics Subscriptions - Press Room
		Beloved Disney Characters Grace Comic Book Pages for a New Generation
		Timonium, MD - December 11, 2002 - Gemstone Publishing and Disney Publishing Worldwide plan to bring back a variety of comic books featuring many of the classic Disney characters.
		A subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company, (NYSE:DIS), Disney Publishing Worldwide, is the largest children's publisher in the world, with 274 children's magazines and 120 million children's books sold each year.
	www.gemstonecomics.com /press_021211.asp (498 words)

	MD from The Book Palace
		See The Gallery of Illustration for original art by numerous book, comic and magazine artists!
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		Gemstone. A complete facsimile edition of the original highly acclaimed 1950s comic. One of an ongoing new series until the complete sets are reprinted; the series features the greatest comic book artists. Please also ask about our current stocks of Original EC comics. Soft Cover Full Colour
	www.bookpalace.com /acatalog/Home_MD_72.html (340 words)

	Toon Zone Forum - What is Gemstone Publishing's Comics? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		These comics are more for the newer stories involving Mickey and Donald although they have started some Carl Barks reprints by popular demand as well as some Paul Murray reprints.
		This comic is all new longer stories for Mickey, Donald, and Scrooge.
		Although they are looking in to purchasing the rights as no other company is using them.
	forums.toonzone.net /archive/index.php/t-127423.html (262 words)

	eBay Store - Gemstone Comics: EC Comics, Disney Comics, Little Lulu Comics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Gemstone Comics is our on-line store which specializes in selling all types of EC, Disney, and Little Lulu Comics.
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	stores.ebay.com /Gemstone-Comics (201 words)

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