Wowio has issued a statement on the late second quarter payments.

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When approached by CBR, representatives of Platinum declined to comment. In e-mail correspondence with publishers, Ellison said: "It is my understanding that the delay in reconciliation and payments for the Q2 royalties is a result of the ongoing transition of the Wowio acquisition. Naturally, we were assumed and hoped to have all accounts reconciled on the 15th as promised, but it has taken longer than we expected. I wish I could give you an exact date on the Q2 payments, but I honestly don't have one. Payments are going out as quickly as we can get them sent."

Ellison assures Wowio creators their payments are forthcoming, but most are not content to sit idly with their Q2 revenue in the wind.

More reports of missing Wowio payments are surfacing on the net. The story has now been covered by the Beat and Newsarama.

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Per a variety of people on Twitter, Wowio is late in issuing second quarter royalty payments. ComicList has contacted Wowio and we await their response.

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(San Diego, CA) Visionary Comics Studio is proud to announce the launch of Visionary Comics the digital publishing arm of the studio that will release its titles through Wowio, the premiere, free web-based comics’ site that is revolutionizing digital comics.

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Eleventh Hour Vol 1, the latest installment in the Eagle Award Nominated anthology series produced by Orang Utan Comics Studio and published by AAM/Markosia has joined the digital revolution in comics this week. The full 80 page trade paperback is now available in four parts on the popular online comic download site, Wowio (www.wowio.com). Not only can you now read every page of this groundbreaking anthology for free, but each part also includes exclusive bonus material drawn from the extremely rare and hard to find first two issues of Eleventh Hour, released by Orang Utan Comics Studio back in 2007.

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