Jury Award at the 2004 Malaysian Press Institute (MPI)-Petronas Journalism Awards Archie Comics and The Veronicas settle their dispute over the rights to the name The Veronicas The New York Times explores the use the two biggest American comic book publishers have made of the epic storyline in their releases this year RK Laxman's Brushing Up the Years: A Cartoonist's History of India 1947-2004 is published November 29: Christian Lax wins the second Grand Prix RTL de la BD According to reports, the Cartoon Network will not be commissioning a sixth series of the animated Teen Titans series November 30, 2005: Slate magazine re-evaluate Watchmen in the wake of the release of the Absolute Watchmen edition December December 1, 2005: Lorenzo Mattotti is awarded the Grand Prix by the jury at the Blois comics festival Selected DC Comics superheroes are to appear on United States postage stamps in 2006 Four of the seven charges against comics retailer Gordon Lee have been dropped. Lee still faces three misdemeanor counts of Distribution of Harmful to Minors Material charges December 3, 2005: The That's Life panel by Mike Twohy ends Marvel Comics: The line of comics based upon Stephen King's Dark Tower series is to be pushed back until February 2007 December 4, 2005: Pakisatini based group Jamaat-e-Islami, have placed a price of around €7,000 upon the head of what it believes to be one cartoonist of 12 cartoons. The cartoons were actually drawn by separate illustrators, and were solicited by Denmark newspaper Jyllands-Posten as part of an editorial point regarding commentary on public figures December 5, 2005: It is reported that Fox are to make a sequel to this year's Fantastic Four movie, with a proposed release date of July 4, 2007 The Webcomics Examiner announces its Web comics of 2005 Les Mauvaises Gens, by Etienne Davodeau, wins Grand Prix de la Critique for 2005. The prize is awarded by L'Association des Critique et Journalistes de Bandes Dessinees The trailer for X3 is launched online December 6, 2005: ICv2 announces it is to host a Graphic Novel Conference at the New York Comic-Con Chris Batista signs an exclusive agreement with DC Comics It is reported Stephen King's role in the line of comics based on his Dark Tower series will be "Executive Editor and Creative Director" Bill Jemas announces plans to launch a comic book line December 7, 2005: The Angoulême Festival