grendelscott
08-20-2004, 03:06 AM
Just got this in an email from a friend of a friend, etc...
Even those of you who have never read a Crossgen book have been keeping aware of the state of the company over the past year and now despite attempts to cover the undeniable truth, Crossgen has officially declared bankrupcy. Here's an exerpt from the Newsarama Article:
"The filing identifies the 20 largest unsecured creditors of CrossGen:
Quebecor World, Montreal (printer of CrossGen comics) - $1,478,893.85
Branded Entertainment, LLC (Hollywood agency developing CG properties for other media, home to Michael Uslan) - $437,868.12
American Express - $402,825.20
Foley & Lardner (law firm) - $262,382.34
Automatic Data Processing (payroll company) - $155,159.82
Fortus Software, LLC - $109,736.45
Newhouse Porter, LLC - $150,547.50
Hunton & Williams (law firm) - $102,985.25
Wizard Entertainment - $83,798.00
580 Industrial, Ltd. (lease agent for office space) - $83,009.65
CIT Technology Financial (lease agent for office technology) - $50,419.85
Citicorp Vendor Finance - $25,816.71
Reed Business Information (publisher of Publisher’s Weekly) - $22,248.21
Diamond Comic Distributors - $22,016.54
Absolute Exhibits (trade show exhibit designer/manufacturer) - $19,639.75
CGS Publishing Technologies - $17,224.54
Westin Horton Plaza (San Diego CCI hotel) - $16,632.00
Luke Ross (creator) - $16,500.00
Fabrizio Fiorentino (creator) - $16,450.00
Hyde Park Capital - $15,790.69
The total debt listed to the above creditors is stated to be $3,404,996.48, with over one million dollars owed to Quebecor. It is marked that the estimated number of creditors ranges between 200 and 999 (the category division), with $1 to $10 million estimated as assets, and $10 to $50 million estimated in debts (meaning that between $7 and $47 million is owed to secured creditors). The debtor (CrossGen) also estimates that funds will be available for distribution to unsecured creditors."
Even those of you who have never read a Crossgen book have been keeping aware of the state of the company over the past year and now despite attempts to cover the undeniable truth, Crossgen has officially declared bankrupcy. Here's an exerpt from the Newsarama Article:
"The filing identifies the 20 largest unsecured creditors of CrossGen:
Quebecor World, Montreal (printer of CrossGen comics) - $1,478,893.85
Branded Entertainment, LLC (Hollywood agency developing CG properties for other media, home to Michael Uslan) - $437,868.12
American Express - $402,825.20
Foley & Lardner (law firm) - $262,382.34
Automatic Data Processing (payroll company) - $155,159.82
Fortus Software, LLC - $109,736.45
Newhouse Porter, LLC - $150,547.50
Hunton & Williams (law firm) - $102,985.25
Wizard Entertainment - $83,798.00
580 Industrial, Ltd. (lease agent for office space) - $83,009.65
CIT Technology Financial (lease agent for office technology) - $50,419.85
Citicorp Vendor Finance - $25,816.71
Reed Business Information (publisher of Publisher’s Weekly) - $22,248.21
Diamond Comic Distributors - $22,016.54
Absolute Exhibits (trade show exhibit designer/manufacturer) - $19,639.75
CGS Publishing Technologies - $17,224.54
Westin Horton Plaza (San Diego CCI hotel) - $16,632.00
Luke Ross (creator) - $16,500.00
Fabrizio Fiorentino (creator) - $16,450.00
Hyde Park Capital - $15,790.69
The total debt listed to the above creditors is stated to be $3,404,996.48, with over one million dollars owed to Quebecor. It is marked that the estimated number of creditors ranges between 200 and 999 (the category division), with $1 to $10 million estimated as assets, and $10 to $50 million estimated in debts (meaning that between $7 and $47 million is owed to secured creditors). The debtor (CrossGen) also estimates that funds will be available for distribution to unsecured creditors."