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"The challenges facing comics are different from when I founded the Fund," Kitchen said. "In the eighties, comics were still fighting for respectability and it was perhaps easier for them to be stigmatized as kid stuff. Two decades later, comics have attained a certain respectability, but are facing new sets of challenges. I think it's fitting that the generation directly facing these challenges, led by Chris Staros, a publisher after my own heart, should be the ones standing up to them." Chris Staros recalls, "Back in '97 I wrote Denis Kitchen to tell him that 'one day, when I've earned my place in comics, I'd love to serve on the CBLDF Board of Directors,' as I've always believed in the absolute importance of its mission. For two years I've had the pleasure of serving on the Board under Denis, and have witnessed first hand what an amazing asset he's been in defending the First Amendment rights of our industry. It'll be tough to fill the shoes of the founder of the Fund, but I'm honored to take over as President, and look forward to working with the entire community in this role." Milton Griepp's election as Treasurer was received as good news by Kitchen who said, "I'm delighted that Milton is the organization's new Treasurer. He brings a particular corporate expertise and extensive experience in non-profit fiscal management that I'm certain will help the Fund grow even stronger in the future." Kitchen adds, "I look forward to continuing my support of the Fund from the other side of the table. I feel that I'm leaving the organization in good hands, with an active Board under the leadership of Chris and Milton, and a strong office under the management of Charles Brownstein. I'm confident that the Fund can only become stronger as it confronts the challenges on the horizon." ******************************** A Personal Message from Chris Staros: Hello, everyone. Thank you so much for the warm reception. I've received dozens of heart-felt and congratulatory emails since the above announcement was released by the CBLDF. It's nice to be in such a supportive community, and I look forward to working with all of you in the coming months. You know, comics is the last truly free artistic medium. Yet the fact that it's relatively small makes it extremely vulnerable to politicians and prosecutors trying to make names for themselves on the often-overzealous moral ground of "protecting the children." It is here that First Amendment battle lines are drawn and precedent setting cases are determined, and that's why it's critical that all of us -- publishers, distributors, retailers, creators, and fans alike -- support the CBLDF in any way that we can. It may surprise you to learn that there are currently only 1,300 members of the CBLDF. In an industry of over 3,000 retailers and at least 5,000 professionals -- the most likely to be defended by the Fund -- as well as over 250,000 fans, there are only 1,300 people who feel strong enough to become "card carrying" members of the CBLDF. We're fortunate enough to live in a stable country, which gives us the "luxury" of becoming complacent about political matters. But in a post 9/11 environment, when the battle for our civil liberties is being fought at all levels, this is not the time to sit on the sidelines. I've personally witnessed -- as Top Shelf -- what this community is capable of when it rallies behind a cause. And the CBLDF is a cause worth rallying for. In his acceptance speech for the CBLDF's Defender of Liberty Award at this year's Eisner ceremony, Jim Lee eloquently stated "You certainly don't need the likes of me to tell you what dangers we face as an industry and as a community: dangers from overzealous local prosecutors looking for easy, under-funded targets for political gain; dangers from a federal government using an environment of fear and uncertainty to weaken our civil rights. ... We live in a scary time -- a time when the power of the First Amendment is truly being tested and it is my honor to be able to help in any way possible. But we need your involvement as well. Every professional, every retailer, every fan here should be a member of the CBLDF." And in Chuck Rozanski's Defender of Liberty acceptance speech from the previous year he impassionedly expressed, "One of the things that's come up lately is the concept that patriotism involves repression. I think that in this country -- my adopted country -- that patriotism, true patriotism, involves defending the rights that the people who came before us fought and died to achieve. ... we owe it to the next generation to not leave them a world which has greater repression and less freedom than the world we were given. So I ask you all to support the CBLDF in any way that you can." When pillars of the community voice articulate and emotional pleas like this, there is no excuse not to take action. Get involved in something worth fighting for. Please commit to a one-year membership today (starting @ $25): With one click you can join the fund: AT THE SECURE CBLDF WEBSITE http://cbldf.safeshopper.com/7/cat7.htm?945 OR AT THE SECURE TOP SHELF WEBSITE (ALL membership proceeds to the CBLDF) http://www.topshelfcomix.com/news.php?type=7 Your friend thru comics, Chris Staros President, CBLDF Board of Directors Publisher, Top Shelf Productions PO Box 1282 Marietta, GA 30061-1282 chris@topshelfcomix.com http://www.topshelfcomix.com +++++ Silent Devil storms the Windy City for Wizard World Chicago! The Silent Devil Productions gang will be attending Wizard World Chicago on August 13 - 15! We will have the official Dracula vs. King Arthur poster available as a Wizard World Chicago exclusive. Limited to 1000 copies, the poster features the amazing art of Chris Moreno and retails for $5. Fans that purchase it will receive Phang and Mak 1 - 3 for free! Wizard World Chicago also provides fans the chance to meet Carrie Lavon Sheya, the actress who plays Hadi in the new Silent Devil/Defiant Digital movie Caucasian Brown. We have some great talent lined up at our tables! Appearing at booth #129: Carrie Lavon Sheya -- actress/model for Caucasian Brown Chris Moreno -- artist for Dracula vs. King Arthur Adam Beranek -- writer for Dracula vs. King Arthur, Phang and Mak, The Lives of One-Eyed Jack, and Silent Forest Christian Beranek -- writer for Dracula vs. King Arthur, Silent Devils, Silent Forest, and Caucasian Brown Christopher Webb -- director for Caucasian Brown A. David Lewis (also at Artist Alley table 9073A) -- editor for Dracula vs. King Arthur, creator of Mortal Coils from Caption Box/Red Eye Press Wunderwolf -- Silent Devil mascot Appearing at Artist Alley tables #9129 A & B: Taki Soma -- artist for Silent Forest and Silent Devils Brain Hartman -- artist for Silent Devils For more details check out http://www.silentdevil.com and http://www.wizarduniverse.com/conventions/chicago/WW20040622- sd.cfm See ya at the show! +++++ Afterburn Comics presents As If! Afterburn Comics 859-282-0096 166 Mt. Zion Rd. Florence, Ky. 41042 Afterburncomics.com Asifcomic.com Forget the Eighties? As If ! Amy Mebberson remembers growing up in a timeless tale of friendship, first love and New Coke! Take two best friends....add life, high school, terrifying lunchbox treats, puppies, and boys?... mix in the decade that defined art, music and culture for all time, the glorious 1980's... simmer gently over satire, sarcasm and just plain fun. Sound familiar? Welcome to As If!. The only graphic novel series compatible with Betamax is coming to you this December from Afterburn Comics. As If! was previously only available on the information superhighway known as the "Internet", but now will come to you in a compact graphic novel form including material never before seen on a television screen! Follow the adventures of best friends (and total opposites) Hunter and Angela as they navigate the most difficult, and most fun, years of their lives. No matter your age, you'll laugh as you remember growing up in the eighties with As If! (If you just can't wait, check out the gang at asifcomic.com) +++++ RUMBLE PAKK Re-released To Barns & Nobles eigoMANGA REBOOTS: Pioneer American manga publisher reissues flagship title, RUMBLE PAKK, in Barnes & Noble, Media Play, and Tower Records stores nationwide SAN FRANCISCO - Former web-comic "e-business" turned independent comic book publisher eigoMANGA will re-release issue #1 of its flagship anthology series, RUMBLE PAKK, to be offered for sale in Barnes & Noble, Media Play, and Tower Records stores nationwide, while expanding the title's reach to include independent bookstores throughout Canada starting in October 2004. An anthology series comprising original, Japanese-influenced comics (or manga) created by American artists, RUMBLE PAKK has received industry-wide acclaim, developing an underground fan following throughout California and beyond. The premier issue of RUMBLE PAKK is currently on exhibit at the San Jose Museum of Art in San Jose, California. "Our expansion of RUMBLE PAKK's distribution into stores like Barnes & Noble, Media Play and Tower Records provides just one more example of how the mainstream American audience has discovered and embraced the world of manga," said Austin Osueke, President and Chief Executive Officer of eigoMANGA. +++++ Amelia Rules! special art auction Attention Amelia supporters! We are holding a special art auction on Ebay beginning this Sunday, August 8th. Included in the auction will be the "Miracle Reggie " pages from issue #11, oversized pages from issue #1 & 2 and ultra-rare, never-before-seen-or-published Amelia "newspaper-style" strips Jimmy created back in 2000. Earlier this year, the Amelia Rules! trade paperbacks became the first graphic novels ever picked up by the Children's Book of the Month Club and have been praised by the American Library Association and Library Journal. Now is your chance to get a piece of Amelia Rules! history - pages from the early days of this groundbreaking, critically acclaimed series. We hope you enjoy viewing this artwork and bid enthusiastically. All proceeds will go toward making sure Amelia comes out more frequently and with all the quality you've come to expect. Thanks! Karen Gownley Amelia Rules! P.O. Box 5060 Harrisburg, PA 17110 +++++ From THE PULSE by Heidi MacDonald and Jennifer Contino at: http://www.comicon.com/pulse/ SAVAGE DRAGON FOR PRES.? Savage Dragon mounts presidential bid this November. Erik Larsen's Savage Dragon has done a lot of things over the course of 115 issues, but one thing he's never done is run for public office. Until now. As the presidential election heads to the wire, Dragon finds himself thrust onto the campaign trail with vice presidential hopeful Ronald Winston Urass. While the seeds of the storyline are planted with SAVAGE DRAGON #116 (available in August), Dragon's run to the White House begin in earnest with SAVAGE DRAGON #119, available just in time for the election this November. SAVAGE DRAGON creator Erik Larsen outlines the political game plan for Dragon. "Ronald Winston Urass is a wealthy man and his wealth is the key ingredient needed for a successful run for the White House. But this isn't at simple as you might think. Dragon himself has no strong political aspirations. He's literally thrust into the spotlight because the will of the American public," says the Image publisher. "It'll be a campaign, like none ever waged. A real grassroots effort. In actuality, neither Dragon or Urass will actually be on any ballots and that they're depending entirely on people writing them in. Urass spends BILLIONS in ads and appears EVERYWHERE in an effort to drum up support for this grassroots campaign." "When it's revealed that Bush has been replaced by an Imposter (in issue #119) things REALLY take off for Dragon. People don't trust their leaders. They don't know what's real and what isn't. They don't know who to believe in and who to trust." The election storyline will last beyond the current political season, with lingering ramifications affecting the future of the book, as well. "The Dragon has, in the past, saved the world several times," explains Larsen. "At one point he had overthrown a dictator that had taken control of the world and there were a number of people who felt strongly that he should have taken control of the planet himself. He's widely perceived as a natural leader and respected as a man of power and integrity. When Urass raises the notion of the Dragon becoming the head honcho of the United Stares as its Commander in chief it makes a lot of sense to a great number of people." Be sure to show your support for the campaign by stopping by the Image booth at Wizard World Chicago and picking up a limited edition "Dragon/Urass in '04" bumper sticker, and remember to vote for your favorite savage candidate this November! Mister Dragon Goes to Washington in SAVAGE DRAGON #119, available for order in the August issue of Previews and scheduled to go on sale October 27. Image Comics is a comics and graphic novels publisher formed in 1992 by a collective of best-selling artists. Since that time, Image has gone on to become one of the largest comics publishers in the United States. There are currently four partners in Image Comics (Erik Larsen, Todd McFarlane, Marc Silvestri and Jim Valentino), and Image is currently divided into three major houses (Todd McFarlane Productions, Top Cow Productions and Image Central). Image comics and graphic novels cover nearly every genre, sub-genre and style imaginable, offering science fiction, romance, horror, crime fiction, historical fiction, humor and more by the finest artists and writers working in the medium today. '05 24 HR COMIC DATE SET Nat Gertler, publisher of About Comics and founder of 24 Hour Comics Day, has announced the date for the next event: April 23rd, 2005. On this day, cartoonists around the world will take the 24 hour comics challenge, each trying to write and draw a 24 page comics story in 24 straight hours. "The event really needs to be on a Saturday, so that people can spend their 24 hours and still have time to recover before work or school on Monday," explains Gertler. "Because of that, we couldn't keep the April 24th date we used for this year's inaugural event. But by having the 24 hours starting on the twenty-third, it actually ends on the 24th." Once again, comic book stores, comic clubs, and educational institutions will be hosting 24 Hour Comics Day events where cartoonists will work side by side in a spirit of camaraderie. "The early indications are that most but not all of the locations that hosted events this year will do it again next time, and there's a fair number of additional retailers showing interest. Between that and the on-going enthusiasm from both amateur and professional cartoonists, it looks like 2005 will be even bigger than 2004," says Gertler. Announcement of the initial list of event locations is still months away. In other 24-hour-comics-related news: Sponsors for 24 Hour Comics Day are being sought. "We're not looking for money," explains Gertler, "but for products that will make the day more enjoyable for those participating at event sites. Snacks, meals, soft drinks, energy drinks, art supplies, and photocopying services are the obvious examples." Sponsors will not only get exposure at the event sites, but will also be mentioned in press materials and on the website. Interested parties should email sponsors@24hourcomics.com The book 24 Hour Comics Day Highlights 2004, collecting 24 interesting stories from this year's celebration, is now in stores. The print run on the book is about 1700 copies and is not likely to see a second printing, so folks who are fans of the work of Josh Howard, Christian Gossett, Eric Wolfe Hanson, Ken Lashley, Joel Priddy, and the other pro and amateur cartoonists represented within should ask their comics retailer for one now. Due to a production error, 24 Hour Comics Day Highlights 2004 reproduces one page of Michael Connor's story twice, leaving one page out. Go to http://www.24hourcomics.com/24HCD2004missingpage.html to read the missing page. About Comics apologizes to the readers and to Michael Connor for the error. Found in 1997, About Comics is a small publisher whose select list of titles are not limited by the usual categorization of the comics field. Working with some of the most respected names in comics, About Comics publishes titles ranging from traditional superhero material to all-ages humorous graphic novels to adult-themed prose material aimed at comics fans. For more information, go to www.AboutComics.com 24 Hour Comics Day is an international celebration of comics creation. Based on the 24 hour comics dare created by leading comics theoretician Scott McCloud, cartoonists try to each create a full 24 page comic book, normally months of work, in 24 straight hours. Other cartoonists take this day to join in comics creation in ways that are in the spirit of the challenge, if not strictly to the letter of it. In 2004, more than 500 cartoonists participated at over 50 international event locations, and untold others celebrated in private. For more info on the 24 hour comics challenge and 24 Hour Comics Day, go to www.24HourComics.com TOKYOPOP INC. TAKES BLIZZARD ENTERTAINMENT(r)'S WARCRAFT(r) SERIES FROM THE PC TO THE PAGE WITH AN EXCITING NEW MANGA TRILOGY Series to Feature Best-Selling Author Richard Knaak and Renowned Artist Jae Hwan Kim Los Angeles, CA--TOKYOPOP Inc. and Blizzard Entertainment(r) are proud to announce a groundbreaking project based on the immensely popular Warcraft(r) game universe. The publishing powerhouse and gaming gurus have joined forces to develop a three-book manga series titled Warcraft: The Sunwell Trilogy! The Warcraft manga will be penned by New York Times best-selling fantasy author Richard Knaak--who is also writing a trilogy of Warcraft novels-- and illustrated by Jae Hwan Kim, artist of TOKYOPOP's fan- favorite King of Hell series. Set in the same rich universe as Blizzard's upcoming Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game World of Warcraft(TM), Warcraft: The Sunwell Trilogy is a fresh take on the events in Warcraft III using original characters and storylines. The three manga volumes follow the adventures of Kalec, a blue dragon who has taken human form to escape the forces that seek to destroy his race, and Anveena, a maiden with secrets of her own. What starts as a flight for survival turns into a quest to save the entire High Elven Kingdom from the forces of the Undead Scourge. "Blizzard consistently produces the highest quality PC games on the market, and we brought together a winning, international creative team to uphold the Warcraft standard," said series editor Jake Forbes. "We knew Richard Knaak would be the best writer for the series, but we were still blown away by the magic and intrigue-filled story he delivered. Jae Hwan Kim, one of the most talented manga artists in Korea, was already a fan of the Warcraft games, and we love his take on the world...we know fans will too." "We're very pleased to be entering into this partnership with TOKYOPOP," stated Paul Sams, Blizzard Entertainment's senior vice president of business operations. "We look forward to offering gamers a new perspective on events taking place within the Warcraft storyline while also introducing a new universe to manga fans." Since its debut in 1994, the #1-selling Warcraft game series has won industry acclaim and has shattered sales records worldwide with over 14 million copies sold*. In 1995, Blizzard followed the well-received Warcraft: Orcs and Humans(tm) with the critically acclaimed Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness(TM), which won multiple Game of the Year awards and is still considered by many critics to be one of the best games ever made. In 2002, Blizzard expanded the boundaries of the epic Warcraft universe with the release of Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos(TM). This third chapter in the legendary saga quickly reached the #1 position on sales charts around the world and has also since garnered Game of the Year awards from numerous gaming publications. The upcoming World of Warcraft is Blizzard's most ambitious effort to date, and will undoubtedly introduce millions of new players to the Warcraft universe. Warcraft: The Sunwell Trilogy Volume 1: Dragon Hunt debuts in early spring 2005. +++++ From THE BEAT by Heidi McDonald at http://www.comicon.com/thebeat/ SIEGEL FAMILY TO REGAIN RIGHTS TO SUPERBOY? Numerous rumors have been flying of late regarding Superman, Superboy and the copyrights to these world famous characters, including whispers that the heirs of creators Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster have regained the rights to the characters. While the rights appear to be caught in legal limbo, according to paperwork filed at the Library of Congress, in November 2002, Joanne Siegel and Laura Siegel Larson filed to terminate the assignment of Superboy's copyright to Time Warner, The Beat has learned. The termination becomes effective on November 17, 2004. In addition, Mark Peary, the executor to Joe Shuster's estate, has filed a copyright assignment termination notice for Superman, effective October 26, 2013. As well documented, Siegel and Shuster sold all rights to Superman to National Periodicals in 1938 for $130. Within just a few years, the character had become a sensation, with a radio drama and movie serial in addition to the comic. In 1947, while the character remained enormously profitable, the duo were getting less and less work, and sued DC (as the company was then known) to regain the rights to Superman. Although the judge ruled in favor of DC, he assigned the rights to Superboy - a separate character who had recently been introduced in the pages of MORE FUN COMICS - to Siegel and Shuster, citing the fact that the editorially created character was an unfair infringement on their original copyright. According to Gerard Jones' upcoming history of the period MEN OF TOMORROW, Siegel and Shuster, devastated by the loss of the Superman suit and fearing DC's legal might, settled by selling the rights to Superboy back to DC for $100,000. In addition, so bad were feelings surrounding the lawsuit that their names were removed from the credits. Siegel and Shuster continued to struggle financially for the next 20 years, with Siegel trying yet another unsuccessful legal bid to regain copyright to Superman in 1966. In the 70s, with the first Christopher Reeve Superman film coming out, and both men living on welfare, a grassroots campaign spearheaded by Neal Adams began to get the pair some recognition. Thanks to the efforts of a more sympathetic regime at DC, Siegel and Shuster's names were restored to Superman's credits and they were given a modest pension. Cut to more recent history. In 1998, Joanne Siegel and Laura Siegel Larson (widow and daughter of Jerome, respectively) filed to terminate the copyright assignment of Superman to DC. Termination of copyright is part of the 1978 Copyright Act, specifically Section 304 (c), and was created to protect the rights of authors who had made disadvantageous deals. Basically, the law states that authors or their heirs have a five year window to file for the termination of copyright assignment starting 35 years from the assignment. (Superman's creation does not fall under work-for-hire, as all courts have agreed that Siegel and Shuster came up with the character independently. It's the original 1938 sale which has been upheld all these years. However, this still means that it was originally their copyright to assign, hence the potential ability to terminate the agreement.) Legally speaking, if the Siegels' copyright termination to Superman were upheld, they would be entitled to 50% of all the profits of Superman since the revocation took effect on April 16, 1999. Since the filing was made public, little has been reported about negotiations, which are ongoing. Time Warner is understandably less then eager to give up half the rights and profits to one of their most recognizable characters, who is even now being readied for a return to the big screen under director Bryan Singer. Should the copyright termination stand, the Siegel family would be entitled to a huge chunk of the profits from the upcoming movie. While the Superman claim remains mired in legal red tape, the Superboy claim appears to be a bit more clear cut - Siegel and Shuster were granted ownership of the character in the 1947 decision, and their subsequent sale of the character to DC would come under the jurisdiction of Section 304 of the copyright law. For everyone who has a headache after all this legal talk, the question may be, what's the bottom line: well, here's one word for you: SMALLVILLE, an enormously successful show about a young Clark Kent, who is about to become Superboy. Should the copyright termination stand, DC could be forced to make a very large payment to the Siegel family. The story of Siegel and Shuster and how they sold away a multi- million dollar character for pennies remains almost as mythic as the superman they created. Their tale informs the Pulitzer Prize winning THE ADVENTURES OF CAVALIER AND CLAY, and several comics stories, including Rick Veitch's THE MAXIMORTAL. Indeed, so notorious is the story that it is often cited in discussions of copyright law. Thanks to that same law, as arcane as it may be to the layman, it's possible that the heirs of Siegel and Shuster have one more chance to regain the characters they have been fighting for for over 50 years. +++++ From the Comics Continuum at http://www.comicscontinuum.com/: SMALLVILLE UPDATE Michael Ironside is playing General Sam Lane in The WB's Smallville, The Continuum has learned. The general, of course, is the father of Lois Lane, played by Erica Durance for 13 episodes of the fourth season. "You get to see that father-daughter dynamic played out, which is something we haven't really done on the show before," executive producer Al Gough said during the recent Smallville panel at Comic-Con International. "We've had a lot of fathers and sons, but never any fathers and daughters." Ironside, 54, has more than 125 film and television credits. He is no stranger to the DC Comics Universe, having performed the voice of Darkseid in both the Superman and Justice League animated series. In other Smallville news: At Comic-Con, DC Comics passed out a postcard featuring the show's debut on ABC Family this fall. The Wednesday, Aug. 18 episodes on The WB will be "Delete" and "Velocity." Executive producer Miles Millar will be directing an episode again this season. Continued . . . Thanks for subscribing to the Comic Book Network Electronic Magazine (CBEM) --------------------------->Disclaimer<--------------------------- This is an ANNOUNCE only mailing list, only the Editor can send messages to the list. No one else has access to the subscriber list. Replies to these messages will be received by the Editor ONLY, so you must CC: individual contributors if you want them to get your E-Mail. The E-mail to the E-mag MAY be used in future issues at the Editor's discretion UNLESS you specifically request that they not be. 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