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Mon Feb 26, 2007 — by Elayne Riggs

Running Press licenses from comics companies

Publishers Weekly's Calvin Reid reports that Running Press has signed licensing agreements with Marvel, DC and Tokyopop "to publish deluxe hardcover editions of classic cartoonists and other archival material" as well as manga coloring books.

The first project revealed will be Mad's Greatest Artists, a series of deluxe, slipcased oversized hardcover collections featuring the great cartoonists who have worked for that magazine; the initial title in that line is The Completely Mad Don Martin, due in October with a price point of $150. Just in time to start saving up for Christmas!

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