The panel also spent enough time publicizing new releases in the wow gold.

Much of the discussion was given over to Kanalz, since comics being the dominant entertainment medium of the event. Titled Curse of the Worgen series is being penned by Micky Neilson and James Wong, and it will focus on fleshing out the new wolfman race in advance of Cataclysm's launch.Kanalz also offered word on a new original graphic novel highlighting the Alliance, which will be written by Mike Costa and ties in to the Worgen origins. The panel also spent enough time publicizing new releases in the wow gold collectible trading card game, which will now be developed by Cryptozoic, a new company that was formed specifically for WOW's CCG.Blizzard's Chris Metzen also briefly discussed the wow gold movie which will be directed by Sam Raimi, written by Robert Rodat, and produced by Legendary Pictures. Responding to a fan's question, Metzen said that development is ongoing, but the production remains in the "notes stage.""Especially in the past month, we've been back and forth on a treatment Sam Raimi's been working on...Hopefully, we'll be moving very very quickly, very soon." Said Chris Metzen, on the progress of the wow gold movie."Are you ever planning on making a real murloc costume?"--A very young and eager fan.The cottage industries surrounding wow gold continue to grow, and fans of Blizzard's wow gold certainly have a number of ways to experience the game away from their computers. And while fans certainly eat up the action figures and comics, it's clear that major interest lies in the forthcoming film.Blizzard Entertainment's senior vice president of creative development Chris Metzen was joined by a number of the wow gold maker's licensing partners including DC Direct design director Jim Fletcher, Cryptozoic president and chief creative officer Cory Jones, wow gold magazine editor-in-chief Marty Cortinas, and Wildstorm and wow gold comic editor Hank Kanalz. Blizzard publishing lead Micky Neilson and licensing project manager Kat Hunter were also party to the panel.