the originally intended two issues of the Barry Daniel Peterson and Marv Wolfman 1990 series) and Siphons (collecting volume two of the series), which was later published by Image Comics. The business plan didn't pan out and the company folded in 2005, with the corporation fully dissolved in February 2006. NOW Video In 1988, CPI purchased to rights to release the original Speed Racer anime on home video, eventually releasing 22 volumes of Speed Racer on VHS under the banner "NOW Video". In addition, there were two special gift sets: the Speed Racer Collector's Edition (1989), which included a 90-minute VHS copy of the three-part episode "The Most Dangerous Race", a Speed Racer bumper sticker, a Slimer! Hi-C Ecto Cooler coupon, and copies of Speed Racer Special #1, Speed Racer Classics v1 & v2, and Now What?! #4; and the Speed Racer Silver Anniversary Edition (1992), which included a 55-minute VHS copy of the two-part episode "Challenge of the Masked Racer" as well as copies of Speed Racer Classics v2, and the "Speed Racer 5th Anniversary Collector's Edition" of Speed Racer v2 #1. In 1989, City Video Productions and NOW Comics co-produced The What NOW Caper, a sixty-minute comedy-documentary on comic book production starring Jim Vincent as detective "Mel Mudd". Creators associated with NOW Comics During its operation, NOW acquired the talents of such industry veterans as Harlan Ellison, Neal Adams, Jim Steranko, Bill Sienkiewicz, Mike Baron, Jeff Butler, Dave Dorman, and Chuck Dixon. Alex Ross did his first professional comics work with the company (in Terminator: The Burning Earth), and Clint McElroy wrote several comics with NOW in the early 1990s. NOW also collaborated with entertainers like Mr. T, Van Williams, and Terry Gilliam. Titles The Adventures of Baron Munchausen (1989), #1–4 3 Ninjas Kick Back (1994), #1 A Boy and His 'Bot (1987), #1 Alias (1990), #1–5 Bats, Cats, & Cadillacs (1990), #1–2Dai Kamikaze! (1987–1988), #1–12Doctor Gorpon (2004), B&W, collects Doctor Gorpon (1991), #1–3 from Eternity.Eb'nn (June 1986 – January 1987), #3–6 [from #1–2 (1985–1986) published by Crowquill Comics]FanGraphiX (1984–1986), #1–4 [as Tony Caputo Publishing]Freejack (1992), #1–3Fright Night Part II (1988), TPB adapting the Fright Night Part 2 filmFright Nightv1 (1988–1990), #1–22 3-D Special (1992) 3-D Fall Special (1992) Halloween Annual (1993) 3-D Winter Special (1993)Ghostbusters II (1989), #1–3Graves Inc. Derides Again (1988), collects Graves Inc. newspaper strips [as Caputo Publishing/NOW Library]The Green Hornetv1 (1989–1990), #1–14 v2 (1991–1995),