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From Comicon Pulse: Mia MacHatton reports on the MirrorMask panel. Jen Contino reports on Endless Nights and the Books of Magic relaunch.

Reported by Greg Hatcher from CBR:Neil Gaiman explained today at Comic-Con International in San Diego that his newest venture, A Short Film About John Bolton is really all Dave McKean’s fault. “It looks like the Death movie is actually chugging forward, and might actually get made, with me as director,” Gaiman said. “So Dave McKean, […]

Reported by Beau Yarbrough from Comic Book Resources:Neil Gaiman will help relaunch Books of Magic a title he originally created as a miniseries numerous iterations ago. In that series, the heavy hitters of the DC/Vertigo magical universe showed a young boy, Tim Hunter, that he was destined to be the greatest of them all, and […]

Borders emailed Puck the following information about the August 8 signing: The signing starts at 3pmThe store address is: 100 Broadway (at Wall St.) New York, NY 10006 212.964.1988 The store is located across the street from Trinity Church, and is accessible by the following subways: 1 (Fulton St.), 2,3 (Wall St.), 4,5 (Wall St.), […]

From Rob Worley at Comic Book Resources: On Friday evening Jim Henson Pictures will present attendees of Comic-Con International with MirrorMask The new movie is written Comic-Con guest of honor Neil Gaiman and directed by Gaiman’s frequent comic collaborator Dave McKean. The movie tells of a circus performer, Helena (Stephanie Leonidas), caught between the kingdoms […]

Knight-Ridder’s Richard Pachter has conducted a short interview with Neil in the Miami Herald (and reprinted in the Albany, NY Times Union as part of a piece on writers who have worked both in the comic book and television industries.When British comics scribe Neil Gaiman starting writing “Sandman,” he followed fellow Brits Alan Moore and […]

From the July 18 Entertainment Weekly, reported by Scott Brown. MIRRORMASK: Children of the ’80s should fondly recall Labyrinth and The Dark Crystal, Jim Henson’s moody cinematic forays. Now the late Muppeteer’s company has tapped writer Neil Gaiman (the Sandman comics) and director-illustrator Dave McKean for a Muppet-free feature (due in 2004) about a circus […]

The news on this isn’t on the calendar of events for the Borders at 100 Broadway, NYC just yet, but I imagine it pays to watch the space to see what details they have on the Wolves in the Walls signing. Store info (and a street map) Subway Map