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TITAN PUBLISHING TO LAUNCH WWE COMICS

Titan Publishing has announced its partnership with World Wrestling Entertainment® in the launch of WWE Comics. Over the course of the agreement, 20 issues will be produced and distributed to comic retailers and specialty stores in the US and Canada. The comic's flagship title will be WWE Heroes featuring WWE Superstars and Divas, with the first issue debuting on March 23, 2010.

The series will take the biggest WWE Superstars and Divas beyond the spotlight of the squared circle and into a brand new fictional universe.

"Each week more than 1.6 million teens watch WWE programming on television in the U.S. This is an important demographic for the comic book industry and vital for a successful launch in the industry," stated Ned Hartley, Editor, WWE Heroes. "We've got some truly amazing stories to tell - our first issue is going to blow you away! The "in-your-face, no-holds-barred" attitude of the WWE works so well as a comic, we just can't wait for people to see the great surprises that we've got in store."

WWE Heroes series features Superstars Triple H®, Undertaker®, Randy Orton®, Batista®, Shawn Michaels®, Big Show®, John Cena®, CM Punk®, Kane®, Edge®, Chris Jericho®, Matt Hardy®, Rowdy Roddy Piper™, Carlito™, Jim Ross, Jerry Lawler® and Kelly Kelly®. The WWE Heroes cycle is written by Keith Champagne, who has penned acclaimed comics such as Justice Society of America, Green Lantern Corps, World War III and Adolescent Radioactive Black Belt Hamsters.

Issue #1 reveals an eternal rivalry set against the backdrop of the history of WWE. Why is the ruthless Shadow King so obsessed with WWE? What is the reason for his eternal and supernatural war with the Firstborn? And could his ancient opponent really be a member of the WWE roster?

Artwork is provided by comics' artist, Andy Smith, who has worked as a penciller for major comic publishers such as Marvel, DC, Image, Acclaim, and CrossGen Entertainment.

An alternate cover exclusive to comic stores of issue #1 features a specially-commissioned cover by comics' artist Liam Sharp, who has worked on titles including Hulk, X-Men, Spider Man, Venom, Gears of War, Superman, Batman, and Spawn: The Dark Ages.

WWE Heroes #1 on-sale March 23rd 2010
Available from all good retailers and specialist comic stores.

For more information on WWE Heroes comic, visit:
http://www.wwecomics.com

Preview :





more here : http://wwecomics.com/sample-artwork-from-issue-1/155/



also from their downloads bit, this is my new desktop wallpaper :

 
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hah.
 
Yeah, I remember when Chaos! Comics released some wrestling related comics back in the 90's (based on Chyna and Undertaker). Those sucked horribly. I didn't bother to buy them, but a morbid curiosity forced me to flip through them when I saw them at a comic store (mostly to see if Chyna's obvious sexual androgeny would be addressed or explained). It made Ultimates 3 look like a collaboration between Thomas Pynchon and Alan Moore, edited by William Shakespeare.

Simply put, I wouldn't expect much from these. But I know Mole is looking forward to them. God Bless, Mole!

Issue #1 reveals an eternal rivalry set against the backdrop of the history of WWE. Why is the ruthless Shadow King so obsessed with WWE? What is the reason for his eternal and supernatural war with the Firstborn? And could his ancient opponent really be a member of the WWE roster?

Thats about the funniest thing I've read in awhile. Its almost like this is the stillborn result of Chaos!' wrestling issues, right down to tying in a ridiculous plot involving eternal supernatural foes, etc. Jesus, this one's going to hurt.
 
I liked the undertaker comics they did. I have the limited edition photo cover of 1# signed by the undertaker :D And that first issue sounds like it could be fun.
 
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I admit this doomed to fail. I still want to read it but it's still going to fail for one reason. It's a wrestling comic. Comic fans are laughing or looking down their noses at it because it's wrestling. Wrestling fans are laughing or looking down their noses at it because it's comics. So right there its doomed. It could be the greatest comic of all time (not saying it will at all) and the fact wrestling fans see comics as something for geeks and Comic fans see wrestling as something for geeks means very few are going to actually give it a fair chance.


Still honestly with WWE doing films , toys , games ect.. this is far from their worst idea. And with comics having stuff like MJ goblin , Maximum carnage or having cheap cash-ins like Superman vs Terminator this is far from the worst comic idea ever either.
 
I admit this doomed to fail. I still want to read it but it's still going to fail for one reason. It's a wrestling comic. Comic fans are laughing or looking down their noses at it because it's wrestling. Wrestling fans are laughing or looking down their noses at it because it's comics. So right there its doomed. It could be the greatest comic of all time (not saying it will at all) and the fact wrestling fans see comics as something for geeks and Comic fans see wrestling as something for geeks means very few are going to actually give it a fair chance.


Still honestly with WWE doing films , toys , games ect.. this is far from their worst idea. And with comics having stuff like MJ goblin , Maximum carnage or having cheap cash-ins like Superman vs Terminator this is far from the worst comic idea ever either.

Mole has a point with this you know.
 
how does quoting Austin Powers get me banned from your life? Not that I mind to be honest.

Ever since Mike Meyers wrote and starred in The Love Guru. Yeah.

No, i'm not quite to that level yet. The best I can do is fetch his slippers. And I'm house trained...most of the time.

HOLD IT OR I'LL BURN YOUR PAWS WITH THE WAFFLE MAKER!!!!

ANd that's more than I can say for:

Zombipanda said:
I'm training a puppy.

Furry little slut.
 

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