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CCI: The Archie Comics Panel

Thu, July 23rd, 2009 | By Chris Evans

At CCI on Friday, Archie Comics announced new titles, both print and web-based, an iTunes subscription plan and Michael Uslan discussed his new limited series “Archie Marries Veronica.”

Uslan and Archie Pop the Question

Wed, May 27th, 2009 | By Jeffrey Renaud

In what Archie Comics is billing as the “Archie Story of the Century,” writer Michael Uslan is set to take Riverdale’s resident redhead into the future where he pops the question more than 65 years in making: “Will you marry me?"

NYCC: Kindergoth Comes to TV

Tue, February 10th, 2009 | By Michael Garland

"The Dark Knight" producer Michael Uslan, son David Uslan, producer Tom Lynch and writer Len Wein hosted a panel discussion spotlighting Lee Kohse's "Kindergoth," and the challenges of translating comics to TV.

"The Spirit" Producers Write Comics Arc

Mon, December 15th, 2008 | By Jeffrey Renaud

Michael Uslan, producer of “The Spirit” and “The Dark Knight” teams with fellow producer F.J. DeSanto for a three-issue run with the Will Eisner creation beginning in DC's "The Spirit" #26, and spoke with CBR about the tale.

Michael Uslan named NY Comic Con Guest of Honor

Tue, November 18th, 2008 | By CBR News Team

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Pipeline

Tue, February 9th | Augie De Blieck Jr.

This week, Augie reviews "Batman: The Cat and the Bat" and "Missile Mouse: The Star Crusher." Both are great fun, but only one has a character with a jet pack. Also, more thoughts on digital comic distribution to the iPad! [more...]

When Words Collide

Mon, February 8th | Timothy Callahan

Tim stops time to look closely at the Daredevil work of Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev, this week through the lens of the four panel sequence that comprises the epic run's opening page. Comic book realism, exposed. [more...]

One Fan's Opinion

Fri, February 5th | Erik Larsen

This week, Erik looks at the ramifications of Apple's recently-announced iPad for the worlds of both print and digital comics, and tries to put the divide between the two media into perspective. [more...]