10 Facts About Dynamite Entertainment

Dynamite Entertainment is an American comic book publisher founded by Nick Barrucci in 2004 at Mount Laurel, New Jersey.

In February 2007, Dynamite Entertainment bought the brand and rights of following editions of The Boys after an abrupt cancellation of the comic book series by DC Comics' WildStorm imprint.

Dynamite Entertainment was founded by Nick Barrucci in 2004, first producing two Army of Darkness limited series published through Devil's Due Publishing until self-publishing its titles later that year.

Dynamite Entertainment holds or has held the rights to publish titles based on films, television series and literature.

In 2007, Dynamite Entertainment took over the publication of Garth Ennis' The Boys after it was dropped by WildStorm.

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In 2009 Dynamite Entertainment announced it would publish new comics featuring Lee Falk's The Phantom.

In 2010, Dynamite Entertainment began publishing comic books based on The Green Hornet, beginning with a miniseries written by Kevin Smith and followed by Green Hornet: Year One, which was written by Matt Wagner, and another written by Brett Matthews.

In October 2013, Dynamite Entertainment announced it would relaunch several titles originally published by Gold Key Comics and that Magnus: Robot Fighter, The Occult Files of Doctor Spektor, Solar: Man of the Atom and Turok would be the first titles of the new line.

Some titles published by Dynamite Entertainment are based on franchises whose early stories are now in the public domain.

In cases where Dynamite Entertainment did not have a licensing agreement with the related trademark holders, Dynamite Entertainment did not use trademarked terms in the comic book titles.