продолжението или приквелот на 300.....шит......ке го сјебат скроз.....

зашто???

Frenk Miler odamna ne znae sto da pravi so samiot sebe

20 години нема ништо добро направено. 300 е waaaaay over-rated

Miller si go zasluzi mestoto vo istorijata na grafickata prikazna. Sea so saka neka praj. Ne mora da mu kupvam stripojte.

Koke go dostigni vrvot nekoj,edinstveniot pat e dolu posle

JAs da beh ko nego ke se povlecef posle Sin SIti ama to e.....

Ako nekoj saka nesto da gi prasa Dark Horse Comics, imaat otvoreno blog za prasanja, pa ako vi go odberat prasanjeto, ke dobiete odgovor .

The Goon animacija

CBR News learned today that Dark Horse Comics has laid off a number of staffers including people from their editorial and sales departments.

Believed to be included in the layoffs (though not the sum total of persons leaving the company) are editors Shawna Gore and Dave Land as well as sales assistant Max Sato. Reached by phone, a representative for Dark Horse declined to comment.

A longstanding Editorial presence, Gore had been with the company since 1997 when she was brought on as Dark Horse's first publicist. Though she served on many projects both new and archival for the publisher since joining editorial in 2002, Gore was perhaps best known for shepherding works in their horror division including the recent relaunch of the classic series "Creepy" and licensed work such as "Emily The Strange."

Similarly, Land worked with Dark Horse since the late '90s working on a number of licensed and original properties including the Star Wars line, "Fear Agent" and "Samurai: Heaven & Earth." He also wrote the three-issue mini series "Werewolves On The Moon" and recently help craft stories for the "MySpace Dark Horse Presents" anthology.

Sato had been with the company at least two years, previously serving as an Account Executive. He was a regular fixture on Dark Horse's in-house news blog.

CBR wishes all employees laid off the best of luck, and will have more on the future of Dark Horse as it becomes available.






http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page ... e&id=31840

In A Galaxy Far Way 2:
DHC Announces New STAR WARS Series

"The Jedi are extinct, their fire has gone out of the universe."

Famous (near) last words that Moff Tarkin said in Star Wars: A New Hope, and what he’s talking about is Darth Vader’s scouring of the Star Wars universe after Revenge of the Sith decimating the ranks of the fabled Jedi Order. But in a new series set between Episode III and Episode IV, long-time Star Wars creators Randy Stradley and Doug Wheatley show a last-ditch effort by a rag-tag group of Jedi to take down Darth Vader before the Empire’s grip fully.......

http://www.newsarama.com/comics/galaxy- ... eries.html

END OF AN ERA

All things come to pass. So too, do all licensed deals. I am sad to report that Disney, the new owner of Lucasfilm, has notified us here at Dark Horse of their intention to move the Star Wars publishing license to another of their recent acquisitions, Marvel Comics, beginning in 2015. This will end a partnership that has lasted more than two decades.

For those who are new to the industry, Dark Horse revolutionized the treatment of comics based on films. After a history of movie properties being poorly handled with little regard for execution and continuity, Dark Horse took a new approach, carefully choosing licenses and approaching them with excitement and creative energy. Our goal was to create sequels and prequels to the films we loved, paying careful attention to quality and detail, essentially treating those films as though they were our own. Star Wars has been the crown jewel of this approach. We began chasing the title as far back as 1989, and with the launch of Tom Veitch and Cam Kennedy’s Dark Empire, a new era in comics was born. I’m not ashamed to admit that we were Star Wars geeks, and we have been determined to spare neither effort nor expense in the pursuit of excellence.

It is ironic that this announcement comes at a time when Dark Horse is experiencing its most successful year ever. For obvious reasons, we have prepared for this eventuality by finding new and exciting projects to place on our schedule for 2015 and beyond. Will they take the place of Star Wars? That’s a tall order, but we will do our best to make that happen. In the meantime, 2014 may be our last year at the helm of the Star Wars comics franchise, but we plan to make it a memorable one. We know that fans of the franchise will expect no less. The Force is with us still.

Mike Richardson
http://www.darkhorse.com/Blog/1552/end-era

Toa ti e... Da se zivi i zdravi dechkite u Dark Horse. Mislam deka kje isplivaat. Mada SW sigurno im nosel 80% od profitot. JBG.

Мене искрено ме занима што ќе се случи со онгоинг серијави star wars и legacy т.е се надевам дека ќе продолжат таму каде што дарк хорс ќе застанат.