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	Star Trek: Deep Space Nine/Next Generation crossover mini-series from Malibu Comics 1994
		Malibu Comics and DC Comics cooperated on this DS9/TNG crossover.
		An ashcan edition, part 1 and part 4 of the mini-series were published by DC Comics.
		The text of the Star Trek Comics Checklist is licensed under a Creative Commons License.
	homepage.mac.com /mmtz/stcomix/malibudsntng.html (338 words)

	Platinum Studios, LLC, COMICS & FILM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		A pioneer in multimedia technology for comics, Malibu worked with Adobe to develop the process of computer coloring for comics, which is now the accepted industry standard.
		Malibu's strong distribution, great creator relationships, and advanced technology greatly impressed other publishers, and in 1994 Marvel Comics beat a host of other suitors and acquired Malibu (click here for more info).
		Today, Marvel Comics and Rosenberg are working together to develop the Malibu characters for a variety of film and television projects÷including Prime, in development at Universal as a feature film÷which Rosenberg is executive producing.
	original.platinumstudios.com /titles/malibu_comics.php (312 words)

	The History of Comics
		Because of this, an increase in demand for comics came about which spawned new companies to compete against the "big two." There was Defiant Comics, Acclaim Comics, Dark Horse Comics, and Malibu Comics.
		Image Comics was formed by a group of artists from DC Comics and Marvel Comics who had decided they had taken enough gruff from the editors and wanted to do stuff their way.
		Comics, in fact, have become such a popular thing in our culture that it is not rare to find others sources of media, such as television and movies, poking fun at them.
	www.sugarbombs.com /comics/cpart4.html (449 words)

	Comics - Memory Alpha - A Wikia wiki
		DC Comics (named for flagship title Detective Comics) and Marvel Comics are currently the two giants of this medium, and have come to influence other forms of entertainment such as movies, television, children's toys, and even the music industry.
		Malibu had also apparently obtained rights to produce Voyager comics, but stopped comic production (due to buyout from Marvel) before any issues were released.
		Comic publishers IDW Publishing--current publishers of comics based on the CSI and 24 TV series--recently announced their striking of a deal with CBS/Paramount to release new Star Trek comics.
	memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/Comics (1427 words)

	Sequart.com Articles: Ultraverse: Ten Years Later
		Unlike most comics, where history is fleshed out as monthly issues are released, the creators of this new universe would figure out where their characters came from long before the first issues ever hit the stands.
		Malibu also put its comics on the newsstands so that they were available outside of comics shops, and supported it with another first, especially for independent publishers: mass media marketing, including television commercials on MTV and Sci Fi Channel, and even posters on busses and benches.
		Malibu's first company-wide crossover "Break-Thru" was not launched simply as a marketing tool, but introduced readers to plots only glimpsed upon in the regular titles, plotting that had been conceived upon in the creator's "bible," helping to flesh out where the Ultras' origins had come from.
	www.sequart.com /articles/?article=646 (4614 words)

	Malibu - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Malibu, California, a 27-mile beachfront city in Los Angeles County, California
		Malibu High School, a secondary public school in Malibu, California
		Malibu CA, TV Series (1998-2000); a sitcom produced by Peter Engel
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Malibu (139 words)

	Mile High Comics: Trade Paperback: Malibu Comics (Impr/Malibu Graphic: All Titles
		Comic Index Trade Paperback Publishers Comic Index Trade Paperback Titles
		You can view other comic book titles (including statues, posters, trade paperbacks, and more) that we currently have in stock by Malibu Comics (Impr/Malibu Graphic.
		Mile High Comics is a registered trademark of Mile High Comics, Inc.
	www.milehighcomics.com /comicindex/trade-paperback/Publisher-Malibu-Comics--Impr-Malibu-Graphic-MALI.html (229 words)

	Comic - Non-canon Star Trek Wiki - A Wikia wiki
		A comic is an story told by a sequential series of images normally with speech bubbles to allow the characters to talk and to further explain the situations depicted.
		Comics set with in the realm of the Star Trek franchise have been published since the 1960s
		Since there original publications many comics have been and continue to be reprinted in bound collective volumes.
	startrek.wikia.com /wiki/Comic (355 words)

	Malibu Graphics' Harlock dub
		So when the comic's seventh issue featured an ad for an upcoming video release of the original Space Pirate series, it seemed that the time was right-in fact, long since overdue-for a faithful adaptation of this much-loved series to finally be made available to English-speaking viewers.
		One of the New Japan members rhetorically inquired if perchance Malibu Graphics had livestock on their payroll, which was a pretty impressive thing to manage with his jawbone gnawing listlessly at the rug.
		It seemed that Malibu had not merely run off new copies of the ZIV versions, but rather had gone back to the original multi-track master tapes and fiddled with the sound levels.
	www.cornponeflicks.org /harlock/malibuharlock.html (1973 words)

	Prime time for comic movies - Columbia Chronicle Online -November 25, 2002
		First published by Malibu Comics Entertainment in 1993, Prime featured 13-year-old Kevin Green who morphs into an outrageously buff superhero famed as the strongest in the comic company’s Ultraverse line.
		Strazewski said that Malibu brought some of the most experienced writers in comics together to imagine Ultraverse, including Steve Englehart, Mike W. Barr, Steve Gerber, George Perez and James Robinson.
		Malibu was a communal place to work with progressive policies toward artists, Strazewski said.
	www.columbiachronicle.com /back/2002_fall/2002-11-25/arts2.html (609 words)

	Platinum Studios, LLC, Press (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Marvel Entertainment, the leading producer of comic books in the U.S. and the birthplace of "Spider-Man" and "The Hulk," has acquired Calabasas, Calif.-based Malibu Comics for an undisclosed sum.
		Malibu, whose "Ultraverse" line sold 12 million copies last year, accounts for 5% of the $1 billion domestic comic book industry.
		Malibu is in discussions with several studios about developing a feature based on its bestselling hero, a high-spirited boy trapped inside a super-human body called "Prime."
	original.platinumstudios.com /press/press.php?press_number=110394 (399 words)

	Platinum Studios - Comic Universes - Publishing Allies: Awesome Comics
		The characters of Awesome Comics have appeared in over a hundred million comics in many languages worldwide, showcasing the work of creators like Alan Moore, Jeph Loeb, Jo Duffy, Chris Sprouse, Dan Fraga, Steve Skroce, Chuck Dixon, Jae Lee, Marv Wolfman, Rick Veitch, and Alex Ross.
		Awesome was launched in 1992 as part of a comic book revolution, when the seven top-selling Marvel artists made headlines by defecting en masse from Marvel Comics to creator-friendly Malibu Comics, known for its innovative marketing and broad, effective distribution.
		Malibu distributed Image's comics while Image got up and running as its own company.
	www.platinumstudios.com /universes/awesome.php (278 words)

	The Malibu Comics' Protectors
		"Protectors" characters featured herein and related elements, logos, symbols, etc. are all registered trademarks of Marvel Comics unless otherwise stated and are used without permission.
		Some illustrations and words are the creation of others that may or may not have appeared in other publications or web sites.
		Their inclusion in this site is not intended as an infringement of their copyright in any way, but rather is done in the interest of documenting and reviewing pieces of comic book history within the fair use clause of Trademarks and Copyrights.
	www.mightycrusaders.net /protectors.htm (247 words)

	The Men In Black - The Law Offices of William E. Maguire / Trademark, Copyright and Licensing Law - TrademarkEsq, TMEsq
		When I started working at Malibu Comics in 1992, MIB was one of the comic books which Malibu Comics published under a license agreement with Lowell Cunningham.
		With this in mind, the President of Malibu Comics, Scott Mitchell Rosenberg, established a relationship with ICM, one of Hollywood's top talent agencies, which facilitated the property's introduction to various producers and studios.
		Situation #2: Contemporaneous to Situation #1, a third party comic book publisher advertised in several nationally distributed comic book industry publications its intent to publish a comic book entitled, "UFOs and THE MEN IN BLACK." A similar cease and desist letter was forwarded as before which put a stop to this infringement as well.
	www.trademarkesq.com /pages/article4.html (946 words)

	What happened to Malibu comics - The Superhero Hype! Boards
		Basically Marvel look at all of its properties and realized that the Malibu line (and to a lesser degree 2099) was diluting the sales of their "real" line of comics.
		Malibu was shut down in order to refocus on Marvel core titles.
		That's probably my favorite of the Malibu comics, followed closely by Freex (it was the NYX or Runaways of the 90's).
	www.superherohype.com /forums/showthread.php?t=166046 (1397 words)

	SCIFI.COM Chat Transcript: SF & Comics, May 22, 2001
		Len: Wre are gaining almost NO new comics readers, and that alone may spell the death of the industry.
		Comics are alive and kicking over here...but then they're available at newsstands.
		Gardner: Comics have been squeezed out of newsstands by the same forces that are attempting to squeeze out SF magazines.
	www.scifi.com /transcripts/2001/sfcomics.html (3404 words)

	Platinum Studios - Corporate - History of Platinum Studios (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Malibu quickly becomes the No. 1 independent comic book publisher in the U.S. —Malibu Comics publishes Lowell Cunningham's Men In Black comic book.
		The move changes the comic world forever, vaulting independent comics to the top-ten sales lists and reaffirming the importance of creators.
		The horror comic Dylan Dog, created by Tiziano Sclavi and published by Sergio Bonelli Editore, is Italy's most-popular and iconic comic book series with over 50 million copies sold.
	www.platinumstudios.com /site/history.php (1195 words)

	Manhunter Comics.com :: Index
		The opinions of this site are not necessarily those of DC Comics and this site is not an authoratative voice of the views of Manhunter in any incarnation and related properties and characters and situations as written by DC Comics.
		This site serves as a non-profit scholarly work which reviews, promotes, and documents the elements of Manhunter and related properties in comic books and other media during the 20th century and beyond.
		Manhunter and related properties and images are © by DC Comics.
	www.manhuntercomics.com /forum/index.php (316 words)

	Welcome to Silver Bullet Comics! // THE source, nuff said! // Comics, Subscriptions, News, Previews, Reviews, Events, ...
		Though he was raised in the heart of North Carolina, comic writer and artist Jeff Parker has recently made his home in the Marvel Universe.
		Parker’s start in the industry was at Malibu Comics, that ill-fated Marvel subsidiary, where he provided art for the book Solitaire.
		In the Piedmont, ACME held some big shows in the 1980s and early 90s, and [the comic store] Heroes Aren’t Hard to Find has made Charlotte one of the main cities for comic conventions.
	www.silverbulletcomics.com /news/story.php?a=2618 (2815 words)

	Nightman - TV vs. Comic
		Nightman is a comic book character created by Steve Englehart in the early 1990s for Malibu comics.
		In the comic book, there was also a freak lightning storm, but lots of people were struck by it, and Johnny Domino was only on the fringe of the storm.
		The comic, strangely enough, made him seem more human while the TV show is focused on flying, his laser weapon and other special effects.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/11/12483 (437 words)

	TalkAboutComics Blog » Manley/Kurtz/Rosenberg Interview: Transcription Part One
		For instance, right now, we have lots of comics by Alan Moore, heck of a lot that are ideas of his that haven’t even come out yet, and we have some brand new creators that, you know, have never been published before.
		At that time, everyone was using different kinds of colorings and specific to comics, and we liked Photoshop, because even though it was incredibly more difficult than any of the others to use, we always think about what other media we use it for.
		If somebody wanted to do a comic that’s not at all based on the movie, then it’s Marvel, although Lowell’s checking to see if there’s a first negotiation so … we’d be happy to publish it again if it were with him.
	www.talkaboutcomics.com /blog/?p=494 (3396 words)

	Armageddon Gang - Comics2Film
		The filmmakers who brought you the super-hero satire The Specials, the Trek-centric Free Enterprise and the forthcoming The House of the Dead are set to launch a new comics line according to a recent press release.
		Mindfire's first title is "The Armageddon Gang," a sci-fi adventure series in the vein of "The Dirty Dozen," in which a group of rugged heroes must solve an intergalactic mystery, fighting against deadly alien threats as well as themselves.
		Information about Mindfire Comics will be available to both consumers and members of the trade at this year's San Diego Comic Con where Mindfire will be exhibiting throughout the four-day event.
	www.comics2film.com /ProjectFrame.php?f_id=212 (352 words)

	Malibu Comics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		(The line was in part intended to fill the gap left by Image's independence.) They boasted improved production values over traditional comics (especially digital coloring and higher-quality paper), and a roster of respected and/or talented new writers and artists.
		As sales declined industry-wide in the mid-1990s, Malibu cancelled lower-selling series.
		Within the Marvel Comics multiverse, the Malibu Universe is designated as Earth-93060.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Malibu_Comics (633 words)

	Untitled Document
		"The Ultraverse series were selling more at cancellation than half of the comics on the stands today, as I understand it." As Malibu prepped for its upcoming Godwheel crossover, an event would transpire that would change the young universe forever and eventually lead to its downfall.
		In November 1994, comic giant Marvel Comics would acquire the Ultraverse with its purchase of Malibu Comics, which would become a part of the somewhat nebulous "Marvel West" division of the New York-based company.
		Most important to Marvel was one of Malibu's proudest accomplishments, an in-house computer-coloring equipment.
	www.newsarama.com /Ultraverse.htm (3123 words)

	Dave's Long Box: ELVEN #1 Malibu Comics 1995
		Not to get all Tolkien on your ass, but the word “elven” is sooo D&D. And if this comic book were called Elvish, it might be about the crazy adventures of a magical female Elvis impersonator with a speech impediment, which would make for a better comic than Elven #1.
		An offshoot of Prime, Malibu Comic’s flagship title, Elven is the story of Elvia (snicker), a young girl who has the ability to transform herself physically into Elven, a superhuman elf chick in a bikini.
		The girl, who is the victim of domestic abuse, is a voracious reader of fantasy books and has created the elf avatar out of her subconscious.
	daveslongbox.blogspot.com /2005/10/elven-1-malibu-comics-1995.html (1130 words)

	NormBreyfogle.com \| Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Norm has been working in the comics industry for nearly 20 years, and has worked on several landmark titles.
		He drew the Batman for six years (1987-93), penciling Detective Comics from 1987-1990, then moving to Batman to introduce the new Robin from 1990-1992, and finally starting a new Batman series for DC titled Shadow of the Bat from 1992-1993.
		In 1996, Norm illustrated another short run on Shadow of the Bat for DC Comics, and penciled an Anarky mini-series for DC which lead to a regular series in 1998.
	www.normbreyfogle.com /about/biography.asp (1143 words)

	Star Trek DS9 Comic
		MIKE: The reason I was intrigued by the Deep Space Nine comic book is because I had written a number of other Star Trek comic books, and always liked the idea of taking what was unique to Star Trek and making it work in a comic book.
		Malibu hopes that this unique style of comic book cover will attract potential readers, especially Star Trek fans who do not normally purchase comics.
		Malibu is also releasing a limited edition version ($19.95) and a signed and numbered edition (price not yet set).
	www.strangenewworlds.com /issues/feature-09d.html (988 words)

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