Why is Caliber no longer publishing?
With the market conditions hitting an all time low, the time and energy needed to survive in the comics market was just too much and the publisher, Gary Reed, had enough of the tough economic times, especially with the lawsuits and money-draining situation with the printers of the Power Cardz game.  Although Caliber won the lawsuit, the printer was bankrupt by that time and so the Power Cardz game ended up being a enormous burden with both time and money.  Other factors, especially those dealing with the comics market also came into play.

What happened to all the Caliber titles?
Most of the titles were owned by the creators so they either ceased working on the titles or moved them to other publishers.  For a list of some of the titles that moved on, check out TITLES MOVING ON to see where some of them ended up.  On the titles that Caliber or the publisher owned, many of them are being relaunched or reprinted at different publishers.

Are there any back issues available?
Very few.  There may be a listing of what little remains in the near future but most of the issues were shipped to the creators.  The bulk of the remaining stock was sent to an online retailer to make them available for sale but in three years, the titles have never been listed and there is no recourse to force them to do so.  By the end of 2006, there will be over 300 issues available as downloadable PDF and most of the titles will be available for $1.99, which is sometimes half the cover price.  The downloadable comics are available from DriveThruComics.com.

Is Caliber taking submissions?
Caliber is NOT accepting submissions at this time.  They are not publishing.

Is there any plans for Caliber to resume publishing?
As of right now, no.  Many of the properties have found new homes and the former publisher is staying busy with his freelance writing and other career paths but he is involved in some other publishing ventures but primarily as a consultant.

How do I get in contact with someone at Caliber?  Who do I contact for potential film or publishing rights?
Send an email to calcomic@aol.com and it will be forwarded to the proper party.