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"Trickster is amazing. ... It has replaced the 40th floor Hyatt bar." That was the endorsement made by Bob Schreck of Legendary Comics at a round table discussion at Trickster in San Diego on Thursday. For years the 40th floor bar at the Manchester Grand Hyatt was the essential after-hours spot for anyone looking to network with publishers, editors and creators...

Legendary Comics used Wednesday's Preview Night to give a taste of their upcoming offerings, with projects from Max Brooks, Mark Waid, Matt Wagner, Simon Bisley and Shane Davis. The press-only event, introduced by nerd personality Chris Hardwick (whose Nerdist Industries was recently acquired by Legendary) and Legendary Editor-In-Chief Bob Schreck teased two new properties from a line-up of notab

The 2011 edition of the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund's Liberty Annual hits stores this October from Image Comics, with proceeds from the 48-page comics anthology to benefit the CBLDF, a non-profit organization that defends the First Amendment rights of comics creators...

The production company behind such films as The Dark Knight, The Hangover, Inception, Superman Returns, Watchmen, and Where the Wild Things Are, Legendary Pictures announced this week the formation of a new comic book division to be overseen by Bob Schreck...

Though it may be hard to believe, most folks working in the comic book industry were at one time plain ol' fans who did fanboy type stuff -- case in point, former DC/Oni/Dark Horse and current IDW editor, Bob Schreck, who back in the early 1980's made a fan film titled "The Incredible Hulk Meets The Ever Lovin' Blue Eyed Thing...