Mario Martinez to Leave Dark Myth Production Studios

Apple Valley, CA, September 05, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Dark Myth Production Studios announced today that current Chairman and President Mario E. Martinez, has opted not to renew his annual contract with the company. As of January 1, 2010, his exclusive contract will expire which leaves Mr. Martinez free to seek new professional endeavors.

Martinez, 27, originally signed with Dark Myth Production Studios as the company’s Print Production Coordinator in late 2007. In the next two years, Mr. Martinez climbed up the corporate ladder to be named Editor in Chief of Dark Myth Comics and in 2008, selected to become the new Chairman and President of Dark Myth Production Studios.

Martinez decided to leave the company to focus on his new company co-owned with wife and former Editor in Chief, Rachel Martinez, called Royalty Comics.

“This decision comes after long and thoughtful debate with myself. With the start of my own company, juggling school, work, and my family it’s hard to find time for anything else nowadays.” Said Martinez, Chairman and President of Dark Myth Production Studios. “So, with that said, I have decided not to renew my contract with Dark Myth Production Studios. I wish all those that work for DMPS the best and would like to thank Mr. Montoya for the opportunity to start my own company, Thank you.”

As a part of the new restructure plan, there is no immediate plans to replace Mr. Martinez as President.

About Dark Myth Production Studios:

Dark Myth Production Studios is set to be one of the world's most prominent entertainment companies. Dark Myth's operations are focused in four areas: Entertainment Publications, Comics, Feature Films, and On-line Entertainment. The company and its subsidiaries can be found on-line at darkmythproductions.com.

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