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Stan Lee's POW! Entertainment (POWN) sparks an onslaught of positive mainstream press as the first of a series of POW!'s projects announce Premier dates. POW! just finished rapping up a Press Tour event, hosted by NBC UNIVERSAL SCI FI at the Ritz Carlton in Pasadena, CA. The press gathering was attended by many of the top television critics in the country who were granted interviews with the shows creator (Stan "the man" Lee) and were presented a rough cut glimpse of POW! Entertainment's new reality show. The outcome has been an overwhelming outpour of positive press for POW!'s reality show "Who Wants to Be a Superhero?". The series will begin airing on the SCI FI channel the evening of July 27, 2006 along with Ripley Believe it or Not, X-Files and Stargate SG-1.

USA Today headlined the series on the front page of Fridays issue and "Who Wants to Be a Superhero?" led the cover story "Summer TV", page one "Life, Section E".

POW! Entertainment and Stan Lee's team of publicists must be working overtime as a flurry of articles that are flooding mainstream press hitting the newswires all across America and abroad. Recent coverage was found in: The Hollywood Reporter, Penthouse, San Francisco Chronicle, Seattle Post, ComicBookBin, Monster & Critics, TV Squad, comic2Film, Reality TV World, Animation Magazine, Multichannel News, Inside Bay Area, Palm Beach Post, Times Picayune, Toronto Sun, Arizona Republic, Pittsburgh Post Gazette, The Desert Sun, In2TV, Comic Book Resources, Chicago Daily Southtown, BBC News, Superherohype.com, Times Standard, Connect Savannag.com, Morgan County Citizen, Hartford Courant, Box Office Prophets, Baltimore Sun, CBS News, East Valley Tribune, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, OnDirectTV, MercatorNet-Australia, Jamaica Observer-Jamaica, Akron Beacon Journal, ABC News, Film Fodder, VFX World-Hollywood, San Jose Mercury News, Leading the Charge-Australia, Mainichi Daily News-Japan, Hindustan Times-India, Sify-India, Seattle Post Intelligencer, ABC News, Forbes, ShortNews.com-Germany, Herald News Daily, 1010 Wins, 6abc.com, KDKA, Biloxi Sun Herald, CBS4Denver.com' CBS4Boston, WJZ, CBS4Florida, KUTV, Niagara Gazette, CBS11-TX, WCBS-TV, CBS2-CA, Kentucky.com, CBS5-WI, Belleville News-Democrat, Wilkes Barre Times-Leader, phillyBurbs.com, Mankato Free Press, Kansas City Star, Centre Daily Times, Miami Herald, Contra Costa Times, Examiner.com, WRAL.com, Mlive.com, Myrtle Beach Sun News, Gainesville Sun, Pioneer Press, The News Tribune.com, Forth Worth Star Telegram, Monterey County Herald, Grand Forks Herald, WTOP-D.C., Macon Telegraph, Duluth News Tribune, Charlotte Observer, KSL-TV-UT, San Luis Obispo Tribune, KESQ, Pioneer Press, TV Guide Channel, WIRED and SCI FI Magazine.

Stock Information Systems believes that this volume of positive press for Stan Lee and POW!'s projects will spill over to the investment communities.

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