Sister Companies
Alliance Game Distributors
Alliance offers the largest selection of Hobby Games products of any distributor in the US - a full line distributor with an extensive selection of Role-playing Games, Collectible Card Games, Miniature Games, Anime, Board Games, Brushes, Paints, Dice, and Hobby Accessories. With over 30 dedicated sales reps whose singular goal is to help your store succeed, and a completely integrated preorder, ordering and warehouse system with direct access to live inventory and backfill capability at their disposal, you can be assured that your order will be handled with precision and care to detail. |
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Another Rainbow
In 1981, Bruce Hamilton and Russ Cochran, two long-time Disney comics fans, decided to combine forces to bring greater recognition (and revenue!) to the work of one of the greats of comic art —Carl Barks, creator of the popular Disney comic book character, Uncle Scrooge McDuck, the miserly-yet-adventurous uncle of Donald Duck. Their first efforts went into establishing Another Rainbow Publishing, the banner under which they produced and issued the award-winning book The Fine Art of Walt Disney´s Donald Duck by Carl Barks, a comprehensive collection of the Disney duck paintings of this legendary artist and storyteller. Not long after, the company began producing fine art lithographs of many of these paintings, in strictly limited editions, all signed by Barks, who eventually produced many original works for the series. In 1983 Another Rainbow took up the daunting task of collecting the entire Disney comic book ouvré of Barks — over 500 stories in all — in the ten-set, thirty-volume Carl Barks Library. These oversized hardbound volumes reproduced Barks´ pages in pristine black and white lineart, as close as possible to the way he´d originally drawn them, and included mountains of special features, articles, reminiscences, interviews, storyboards, critiques, and more than a few surprises. This monumental project was finally completed in mid-1990. It, and a follow-on color comic album version produced by Gladstone, are out of print at this time. |
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Baltimore Magazine
Baltimore magazine, the nation’s oldest city magazine, is an award-winning monthly lifestyle publication committed to providing information that enhances and enriches the experience of living in or visiting Baltimore and the surrounding region. Each colorful, thoughtfull designed issue profiles interesting personalities in business, politics, the arts, sports, and the social scene. Baltimore cover issues of importance to the metropolitan area and significant trends affecting the lives of those who live here. The magazine also offers worthwhile tips on fashion, retail shopping in the area, terrific places to dine, and vacation destinations worth the trip. Our calendar of events is a lively guide to all the nightlife in town as well as all the interesting things to do in the areas of arts and culture, leisure and entertainment.
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Diamond Book Distributors
Diamond Book Distributors is dedicated to serving the needs of the book trade, with a team of seasoned professionals in sales and marketing, as well as parent company Diamond Comic Distributors' reputation and infrastructure to bring its plans to fruition. DBD sells to a variety of sources, including Barnes & Noble, Ingram, Baker & Taylor, WaldenBooks, Amazon.com, Borders, and more, offering a vast array of high-quality graphic novels, gaming products, and trading cards from some of the top publishers and creators in the business. |
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Diamond International Galleries
Diamond International Galleries is the headquarters for an almost limitless array of comics, original comic art, posters, animation cells and backgrounds, drawings, oils, antique toys- literally, the world's finest and most comprehensive inventory of collectibles and memorabilia. |
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Diamond Select Toys and Collectibles, LLC
Founded in 1999, Diamond Select Toys and Collectibles creates unique and exciting collectibles for children and adults alike. The company holds licenses for a variety of top-rated pop culture properties, including characters from Marvel Comics, Battle of the Planets, Edward Scissorhands, and many more. |
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E. Gerber Products, LLC
E. Gerber Products, LLC was started by Ernst Gerber in 1977 after he developed the first and only edge sealing Mylar® process, a process that was then patented. The company's patented equipment has been sold worldwide and is used by organizations such as the Library of Congress and the Comic Conservation Company. Other firsts for E. Gerber Products, LLC include offering the first acid-free boxes and acid-free backing boards to collectors and publishing the respected Photo Journal Guide to Comics. The company is known to collectors and archivists around the world for its high quality storage and preservation products, including several varieties of Mylar® bags and sleeves, custom backing boards, archival tape, and acid-free storage boxes. |
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EC Crypt
EC Comics (Entertaining Comics were all published from the late 1940s until around 1956, when the Comics Code Authority whitewashed all comic books to remove all themes of horror and violence. Psychiatrist Fredric Wertham and Senator Estes Kefauver's Committee on Juvenile Delinquency attacked horror comics as causes of the rise in juvenile delinquency and crimes by minors. These comic books were accused of having no redeeming value to society and were effectively banned by the actions of these groups in creating the Comics Code. EC Comics were superior to other comics of the 1950s because of a higher quality of writing and artwork, and they were widely imitated by other comics publishers. The subject matter for EC Comics were horror, science fiction/fantasy, crime stories, war stories, and stories with a socail message that generally had a twist or "shock" ending. Each EC Archive volume will reprint six complete issues. |
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Game Trade Magazine
Published by Alliance Game Distributors, Game Trade Magazine is the gaming industry's leading consumer preorder guide. Each issue is filled with adventures, fiction, and product previews from industry icons, and features the Alliance Preorder Guide – an informative catalog offering advance solicitations, complete with descriptions and images, for items releasing in the next few months. |
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Geppi's Entertainment Museum
Geppi's Entertainment Museum is an unprecedented journey through American history with a focus on pop culture. Toys and comic characters shaped us as children through a magical blend of entertainment and education. Travel from the late 1700s to the present day as you revisit your favorite characters and celebrities including Superman, Supergirl, Batman, Howdy Doody, Betty Boop, Elvis and many more as they evolved from the familiar heroes of yesterday to the pop culture icons of today! |
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Gladstone
For nearly fourteen years Gladstone was the North American publisher of quality Disney comic books and comic albums featuring Donald Duck, Mickey Mouse, Uncle Scrooge, and other Disney favorites, by some of the best storytellers of the past and present. Gladstone completed the run of its third Disney license in December, 1998. |
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Hake's Americana and Collectibles
Hake's Americana and Collectibles has set the standard for quality collectibles and customer service in the world of popular culture collectibles since 1967. This year, the company celebrates its 40th anniversary and its long established reputation as the premier collectible mail-and-phone-bid auction house. Memorabilia is offered for sale four times a year in Hake's meticulously described, photo-illustrated auctions catalogues. Each 3000+ item book provides collectors with several generations worth of cultural icons; the hundreds of collectible categories span an eclectic range ("Fantasy Adventure" is the most recent entry). Treasures, like Cracker Jack prizes, radio premiums and tin wind-up toys, comic character dolls, cowboy toohtbrush holders, and a healthy gamut of Disneyana find their way into the eager hands of winning bidders around the globe. |
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Morphy Auctions
In April of 2005, Steve Geppi, long time hobbyist and entrepreneur acquired Morphy Auctions, which is now a thriving division of Geppi's Entertainment Publishing and Auctions. Along with Dan Morphy and Tom Sage, Jr., Geppi's Entertainment Auctions devised an extensive media campaign targeting the most influential antique publications and renowned media venues. In addition, flyers and catalogs are strategically mailed directly to top buyers to obtain maximum exposure. Auctions are also promoted at over a dozen of the top antique shows worldwide. Live bidding takes place anywhere around the world by mail, phone, fax or internet. At the Antique Gallery in Denver, PA, items are displayed months prior to the sale where a no-pressure atmosphere exists with staffed antique experts. The 10,000 square foot facility houses over 300 collector showcases and is located in Lancaster County just off the Pennsylvania Turnpike, adjacent to the famed Adamstown strip - "The Antique Capital of America." |
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The Bruce Hamilton Company
In 1993 the Bruce Hamilton Company was established as the parent of the Gladstone and Hamilton imprints, as well as taking on the managerial duties of Another Rainbow. |
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