Alysse Soll joins DC Sales from NHL

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Sun Sep 7, 2008 — by Glenn Hauman

Alysse Soll joins DC Sales from NHL

Alysse Soll, formerly the Vice President of Marketing of the National Hockey League, joins the DC Comics staff as Vice President, Ad Sales & Custom Publishing, it was announced by DC Comics President and Publisher, Paul Levitz. In this position, Soll will develop and manage new advertising initiatives, oversee DC’s innovative custom publishing program, identify cross-platform opportunities with other media companies and supervise the advertising sales team.

Normally we wouldn't make reference to this sort of a hire, except that Ms. Soll used to work for the NHL. Which is a perfect excuse for us to run this Mike Grell artwork from a hockey superhero comic book project that never materialized... hockey stars by day, superheroes by night!

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David (12:40 AM on Mon Sep 8, 2008)

That reminds me, any news on SuperPro?

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