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'''Milestone Media Company LLC''' is a company best known for creating '''Milestone Comics''', which were published and distributed by [[DC Comics]], and the ''[[Static Shock]]'' animated series. It was founded in 1993 by a coalition of [[African Americans|African-American]] artists and writers, consisting of [[Dwayne McDuffie]], [[Denys Cowan]], [[Michael Davis (comics creator)|Michael Davis]], [[Derek T. Dingle]] and [[Christopher Priest (comics)|Christopher Priest]]. The founders felt that [[ethnic minority|minorities]] were severely underrepresented in American comics and wished to address this.

==History==
===Development===
[[Christopher Priest (comics)|Christopher Priest]] participated in the early planning stages of Milestone Media, and was originally slated to become the [[editor-in-chief]] of the new company, but left the endeavor for personal reasons before any of Milestone's titles were published.<ref>Priest, Christopher (September 2000). [http://christopherpriest.com/legacy/comics/milestone.html "CHAPTER FOUR: Milestone: Finally I Was There"]. "Adventures in the Funnybook Game". Official Website of Christopher Priest. Retrieved April 29, 2019.</ref><ref>[http://www.comicbookresources.com/article/sdcc-interview-hudlin-cowan-say-christopher-priest-is-part-of-milestone-20 "SDCC Interview: Hudlin, Cowan Say Christopher Priest Is Part Of Milestone 2.0"] [[CBR.com]]. July 10, 2015</ref> Davis left Milestone in 1995, after the imprint had launched, to become president of the new Motown Animation & Filmworks, the comic book line Motown Machine Works was published by [[Image Comics]]. Cowan soon joined him to serve as editor in chief.<ref>((cite web|url=http://www.comics.org/issue/108960/ |title=The Crush #1|publisher=[[Grand Comics Database]]|access-date=April 29, 2019))</ref>

All Milestone Media titles were set in a continuity dubbed the "Dakotaverse", referring to the fictional [[midwest]]ern city of Dakota in which most of the early Milestone stories were set. Before any titles were published, an extensive "bible" was created by McDuffie and other early creators which provided [[back-story]] and information on all of the original Dakotaverse characters, as well as detailed information about the history and geography of Dakota. Cowan produced the original character sketches that served as a guide for the other artists.

===Publishing deal===
Although Milestone comics were published through [[DC Comics]], they did not fall under DC Comics' editorial control; DC retained only the right not to publish any material they objected to. Milestone Media retained the copyright of their properties and had the final say on all [[merchandising]] and licensing deals pertaining to them. In essence, DC licensed the characters, editorial services, and creative content of the Milestone books for an annual fee and a share of the profits.<ref>((cite book | last = Brown | first = Jeffrey A. | title = Black Superheroes, Milestone Comics and their Fans | publisher = University Press of Mississippi | year = 2001 | isbn = 1-57806-281-0))</ref> Dwayne McDuffie said that DC held up this agreement even though some of Milestone's storylines made them "very uncomfortable" as they were from perspectives that DC weren't used to.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuLg13QbSSM Unfinished Milestone documentary; 01:50 to 00:58]</ref> The biggest conflict they had was when an issue of [[Static (DC Comics)|Static]] showed the hero kissing his girlfriend on a bed, with unopened condoms visible. DC didn't want to publish this cover on grounds that it was using sex to sell comics; Milestone covered most of the image as a compromise. McDuffie believed it made DC uncomfortable because it was specifically "black sexuality", noting that the man who communicated DC's concerns at the time was standing in front of a copy of ''Legionnaires'' #16, the cover of which depicts a blonde, white character in a revealing costume posing in a sexually suggestive position.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuLg13QbSSM Unfinished Milestone documentary;10:48 to 12:37]</ref>

===Dakotaverse===
In 1993, Milestone Media launched its first four titles: ''[[Hardware (comics)|Hardware]]'', ''[[Icon (character)|Icon]]'', ''[[Blood Syndicate]]'' and ''[[Static (DC Comics)|Static]]''. At the same time, [[SkyBox International|SkyBox]] and DC issued a trading card series, ''Milestone: The Dakota Universe'' (1993).<ref>((cite web|url=http://www.dacardworld.com/entertainment/milestone-the-dakota-universe-hobby-box-1993-skybox |title=Card World |publisher=Dacardworld.com |access-date=2011-02-03))</ref>

A year later, Milestone Media published its first company-wide crossover, ''Shadow War'', which spawned two more titles: ''[[Shadow Cabinet (comics)|Shadow Cabinet]]'' and ''[[Xombi]]''. Another ongoing series, ''[[Kobalt (DC Comics)|Kobalt]]'', was introduced later. Milestone also participated in an [[intercompany crossover]] with DC, called "[[Worlds Collide (comics)|Worlds Collide]]" in which [[Metropolis (Superman)|Metropolis]]-based superheroes from the [[DC Universe]] and Dakota-based superheroes from the Dakotaverse interacted temporarily.((Original research section|date=February 2016))
Milestone had several advantages in its publishing efforts: their books were distributed and marketed by one of the "Big Two" comic book publishers; the comics industry had experienced remarkable increases in sales in preceding years; they featured the work of several well-known and critically acclaimed creators; they used a coloring process that gave their books a distinctive look, and they had the potential to appeal to an audience that was not being targeted by other publishers.

They also suffered from several disadvantages: the comics market was experiencing a glut of "new universes" as several other publishers launched superhero lines around the same time (a slump would start in 1993 and a market crash in 1994), and a significant number of retailers and readers perceived the Milestone books to be "comics for blacks" and assumed they would not interest non-African-American readers.<ref>Documentary 07:58 to 09:15</ref> The books received limited exposure beyond existing comics-shop customers, the coloring process added slightly to the cover price of their books, and overall comics sales had peaked around the time of Milestone's launch and declined dramatically in the years that followed. Initial sales, however, were found to be decent – albeit not as high as other companies. The perception of "comics for blacks" would be used by industry insiders to justify these early sales issues, ignoring the existence of the glut; few people at the time wanted to believe that the market conditions might be unsound and excuses were needed for why newer companies were struggling.<ref>((cite book | last = Jacobs & Jones | first = Will and Gerard | title = The Comic Book Heroes (page 354) | publisher = Prima Communications | year = 1997 | isbn = 0-7615-0393-5))</ref>

Milestone cancelled several of its lower-selling series in 1995 and 1996, and aborted plans for several mini-series. ''Heroes'', a new team book featuring Static and several of its more popular second-tier characters, was launched, but failed to sell well enough to justify an ongoing series. Milestone shut down its comic book division in 1997, with some of the remaining ongoing series discontinued in mid-story. It became primarily a licensing company, focusing on the [[Emmy Award]] and [[Humanitas Prize]] winning animated series ''[[Static Shock]]''.

In 2010, DC released a limited series titled ''Milestone Forever''. Taking place in the original Milestone Universe, it detailed the final fate of several of Dakota's heroes and revealed the events that led to its earlier merger into the DC Universe.

===DC Universe===
[[File:10.5.17DakotaUniversePanelByLuigiNovi3.jpg|thumb|left|The "Return to the Dakota Universe" panel at the 2017 [[New York Comic Con]]. From left to right: DC Vice President of Creative Affairs Dan Evans (at the podium), [[Kyle Baker]], [[Denys Cowan]], [[Derek T. Dingle]], [[Reginald Hudlin]], [[Alice Randall]], [[Greg Pak]], [[Ken Lashley]], and [[Jim Lee]]. Close-ups of the panelists can be found [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:The_Return_of_the_Dakota_Universe_panel_at_the_2017_New_York_Comic_Con here].]]
In 2008, DC Comics executive editor [[Dan DiDio]] announced that the Milestone Universe and characters would be revived and merged into the [[DC Universe]] proper. Examples of the integration included Static joining the [[Teen Titans]]; Static, Icon, Rocket and Hardware appearing in the ''[[Young Justice (TV series)|Young Justice]]'' TV series; various character appearances in ''Brave and the Bold''; and the Shadow Cabinet appearing in ''[[Justice League of America]]''.<ref>((cite web |first=Jeffrey |last=Renaud |url=http://www.comicbookresources.com/?id=17453&page=article |title=CCI: McDuffie Reaches Milestone with DC |publisher=[[Comic Book Resources]] |date=2008-07-27 |access-date=2009-05-31))</ref> An ongoing series starring Static was included in the initial 2011 launch of [[The New 52]], but was cancelled after eight issues.

=== ''Milestone Returns'' ===
((main|Milestone Returns))
In a January 2015 interview, writer [[Reginald Hudlin]] discussed a relaunch of Milestone Media Group, along with surviving co-founders [[Denys Cowan]] and Derek Dingle.<ref>((cite news|url=https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/comic-riffs/wp/2015/01/21/exclusive-milestone-media-rises-again-hudlin-cowan-and-dingle-will-revive-company-with-eye-toward-characters-of-color/ |title=EXCLUSIVE: Milestone Media rises again. Hudlin, Cowan and Dingle will revive company with eye toward characters of color |work=The Washington Post |date=January 21, 2015 |access-date=May 6, 2019))</ref> The following July, DC Comics announced the creation of "Earth-M" within their [[multiverse (DC Comics)|multiverse]], which would be home to the earlier Milestone characters as well as new ones, and that one or two [[List of DC Comics imprints#Earth M|Earth M]] imprint titles would be published annually, as well as miniseries and one-shots. No further developments took place until October 2017, when it was announced that Milestone would be returning in 2018 with five titles, including ''Milestone'' (featuring Icon and Rocket), a new Static series, ''Duo'' (based on the character Xombi), and two other new titles: ''Earth-M'' and ''Love Army''.<ref>((cite web|url=http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/dc-entertainment-reginald-hudlin-relaunch-milestone-universe-2018s-earth-m-1046249 |title=DC Entertainment, Reginald Hudlin to Relaunch Milestone Universe With 2018's 'Earth M' |publisher=Hollywood Reporter |date=October 5, 2017 |access-date=May 6, 2019))</ref><ref>((cite web|url=https://www.cbr.com/milestone-dc-comics-earth-m/ |title=Milestone & DC Announce Earth M, Static Shock Comics |publisher=CBR |date=October 5, 2017 |access-date=May 6, 2019))</ref> [[Charlotte Fullerton]], Dwayne McDuffie's widow who inherited his 50% share in the original Milestone Media company, sued in August 2017 over being excluded from the revived company despite the new Milestone taking over the original's Milestone IPs.<ref>((cite news |last1=Maddaus |first1=Gene |title=Estate of Comic Pioneer Sues Over Milestone Media Revival |url=https://variety.com/2017/biz/news/dwayne-mcduffie-reginald-hudlin-milestone-media-1202512743/ |access-date=May 6, 2019 |work=Variety |date=August 1, 2017 |language=en))</ref>

The line was finally revived in ''Milestone Returns'' #0 in September 2020.<ref>((Cite web |url=https://bleedingcool.com/comics/milestone-returns-0-previews-in-three-weeks-from-dc-fandome-for-free/ |title=''Milestone Returns'' #0 Previews in Three Weeks from DC Fandome for Free |first=Rich |last=Johnston |author-link=Rich Johnston |work=[[Bleeding Cool]] |date=August 23, 2020 |access-date=September 12, 2020 |lang=en-GB))</ref>

==Staff==
Milestone's founders were joined in the company's formative years by young professionals who formed the early production team for the startup company. The first two non-founder employees of Milestone were [[Matt Wayne]], a script and comic writer who became editor, then managing editor; and Christine Gilliam, head of corporate communications. By January 1993, Noelle Giddings, who had previously worked in comics as a colorist, became Milestone's color editor, supervising the line's painted art; and Joe James, an experienced graphic designer, served as designer and creative associate. Later the production staff would expand to include Erica Helene, Jason Medley, Jacqueline Ching, Joe Daniello, Andrew Burrell, Marcus Bennett, and Michelline Hess. Allen Epps was the CFO and Bob Stein was the legal counsel.

In addition to using the talents of established creative professionals such as [[Dwayne McDuffie]], [[Denys Cowan]], [[M.D. Bright]], [[Madeleine Blaustein]], and [[Mike Gustovich]], Milestone hired new talent, many of whom went on to successful careers. Among them are [[John Paul Leon]], [[Chris Sotomayor|Christopher Sotomayor]], [[ChrisCross|Christopher Williams (aka ChrisCross)]], [[Ivan Velez Jr.]], [[Shawn Martinbrough]], [[Tommy Lee Edwards]], Jason Scott Jones (aka J.Scott.J), Prentis Rollins, [[J.H. Williams III]], [[Humberto Ramos]], [[John Rozum]], [[Eric Battle]], Joseph Illidge, [[Jamal Igle]], [[Chris Batista]], [[Harvey Richards]], and [[Robert L. Washington III]].

==Publications==
Comic titles published by Milestone include:

===Monthly series===
* ''[[Hardware (comics)|Hardware]]'' – 50 issues. A [[trade paperback (comics)|trade paperback]] ''Hardware: The Man in the Machine'' was published in 2010, collecting issues #1–8.
* ''[[Blood Syndicate]]'' – 35 issues
* ''[[Icon (character)|Icon]]'' – 42 issues. The first eight issues were collected in the [[trade paperback (comics)|trade paperback]], ''Icon: A Hero's Welcome'' in 1996, and a second edition was released in 2009. The issues that feature Buck Wild, Icon's return to his home planet, and the rampage of Icon's enemy Oblivion have been collected as ''Icon: Mothership Connection'' in 2010, collecting issues #13, 19–22, 24–26 and 30.
* ''[[Static (DC Comics)|Static]]'' – 45 issues. The first four issues were collected in a graphic novel: ''Static Shock: Trial by Fire'' in 2000 and a new mini-series was published in 2001 called ''Static Shock: The Rebirth of the Cool'', running for four issues.
* ''[[Shadow Cabinet (comics)|Shadow Cabinet]]'' – 18 issues
* ''[[Xombi]]'' – 22 issues
* ''[[Kobalt (DC Comics)|Kobalt]]'' – 16 issues
* ''[[Heroes (comics)|Heroes]]'' – 6 issues

===Miniseries===
* ''Deathwish'' – 4 issues (''Hardware'' spin-off)
* ''My Name Is Holocaust'' – 5 issues (''Blood Syndicate'' spin-off)
* ''Static Shock: Rebirth of the Cool'' – 4 issues
* ''[[Wise Son: The White Wolf]]'' – 4 issues (''Blood Syndicate'' spin-off)

===Crossovers===
* ''Shadow War'' - company-wide crossover, it involved all comics, including the newly premiered ''Xombi'' and ''Shadow Cabinet''.
* ''Long Hot Summer'' - company-wide crossover: three issues of the comic by the same title, plus tie-ins in every Milestone title (July–September 1995).
* ''[[Worlds Collide (comics)|Worlds Collide]]'' – One-issue crossover with ''Blood Syndicate'', ''Hardware'', ''Icon'', ''Static'', and DC's ''[[Steel (John Henry Irons)|Steel]]'', ''[[Superman: The Man of Steel]]'', and ''[[Superboy (comic book)|Superboy]]''.

==Collected editions==
* ''Icon: A Hero's Welcome'' - collects ''Icon'' #1–8, 192 pages, March 1997, ((ISBNT|978-1563893391))
* ''Static Shock: Trial by Fire'' - collects ''Static'' #1-4, 104 pages, October 2000, ((ISBNT|978-1563897467))
* ''Static Shock: The Rebirth of the Cool'' - collects ''Static'' #1-4 and ''Static Shock: The Rebirth of the Cool'' #1-4, 192 pages, 2001, ((ISBNT|978-1401222628))
* ''Hardware: The Man in the Machine'' - collects ''Hardware'' #1-8, 192 pages, March 2010, ((ISBNT|978-1401225988))
* ''Icon: The Mothership Connection'' - collects ''Icon'' #13, 19-22, 24-26, 30; 256 pages, June 2010, ((ISBNT|978-1401227111))
* ''Milestone Compendium One'' - collects ''Blood Syndicate'' #1-12, ''Hardware'' #1-12, ''Icon'' #1-10, ''Shadow Cabinet'' #0, ''Static'' #1-8, ''Xombi'' #0-11; 1,320 pages, February 2022, ((ISBNT|978-1779513106))
* ''Static: Season One'' - collects #1-6; 200 pages, June 2022, ((ISBNT|978-1779514219))
* ''Icon & Rocket: Season One'' - collects #1-6; 208 pages, August 2022, ((ISBNT|978-1779515520))
* ''Hardware: Season One'' - collects #1-6 and ''Milestone Returns: Infinite Edition'' #0; 192 pages, October 2022, ((ISBNT|978-1779515131))
* ''Milestone Compendium Two'' - collects ''Blood Syndicate'' #13-23, ''Hardware'' #13-21, ''Icon'' #11-21, ''Shadow Cabinet'' #1-4, ''Static'' #9-20, ''Steel'' #6-7, ''Superboy'' #6-7, ''Superman: The Man of Steel'' #35-36, ''Worlds Collide'' #1; 1,320 pages, January 2023, ((ISBNT|978-1779514950))
* ''DUO'' - collects #1-6; 160 pages; 160 pages, April 2023, ((ISBNT|978-1779518453))
* ''Blood Syndicate: Season One'' - collects #1-6; 168 pages, May 2023, ((ISBNT|978-1779518439))

==In other media==
===Television===
* The Milestone property Static was most notably used as the star of ''[[Static Shock]]'' animated series, which ran for four seasons on [[Kids' WB]].
* Icon and Rocket were featured as supporting characters in ''[[Young Justice (TV series)|Young Justice]]'', and Icon was featured as a member of the [[Justice League]]. Static was also featured as a recurring character in the second season, ''Young Justice: Invasion''. In ''Young Justice: Outsiders'', the series third season, Hardware was shown to be a member of the Justice League, and Holocaust was seen as a metahuman who was fighting [[Terra (character)|Terra]] in a metahuman fightclub.

===Video games===
* Static was featured as a member of the Teen Titans in ''[[DC Universe Online]]''.
* Static was added as a playable character, unlocked through a challenge in April 2015, in the mobile version of ''[[Injustice: Gods Among Us]]''.
* Rocket appears as an unlockable character in ''[[Young Justice: Legacy]]''.

==References==
((Reflist))

==External links==
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20120204081054/http://milestone.luthor.com/ The Milestone Rave] – lists details of 264 Milestone comics issues
* [http://www.dwaynemcduffie.com The official website of Dwayne McDuffie], co-owner of Milestone Media.
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20050324042002/http://phonogram.us/comics/adventures/milestone.htm Milestone: Finally, I was there] – an article detailing Christopher Priest's role in the creation of Dakotaverse and his involvement with Milestone in general.
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20060920213821/http://www.blacksuperhero.com/articles/art3-Lander.html Milestone retrospective at Museum of Black Superheroes]

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