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Except where elsewhere noted, The Comic Book Net Electronic Magazine is Copyright 2004 by David L. LeBlanc. You may freely distribute or retransmit this file intact without alteration for noncommercial purposes only. Except for personal archiving, permission must be obtained from theindividual authors to reproduce, retransmit, or publish any part of this magazine. Opinions expressed in this publication are those of the authors And do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of the Editor. _________________________________________________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------- [A] E-Mag Info: Submissions, Back Issues, Web Page SUBMISSIONS ----------- To submit an article, review, column, etc. to our Emag, simply Email it to the editor at: ComicBkNet@aol.com You must include your REAL name and a valid Email address in order to be published in this Emag. Sorry, we do not accept anonymous columns. The weekly deadline is 7:00 PM Eastern Time on Thursday - NO EXCEPTIONS! Late submissions are held over for the following week. Reviews of mainstream books are welcome and we encourage reviews of indies and self published material as we feel that material deserves more exposure to the general public. If you write intelligent, coherent, and timely reviews of any comic book it will almost always be printed, so give us a shot. Commentary on the state of the industry, and personal observations and reflections related to comics are *most* likely to be included in our publication. PLEASE, no material on Gaming, role playing, collectible card games or other hobbies or collectibles other than comic books. That also includes plugs for web pages UNLESS they are concerned with print comic books. We do not promote web comics per se, only the printed media. SEND US YOUR WORK ----------------- We also accept product for review purposes. Advanced copies of comic books will not be returned but any comic books sent to us *will* be reviewed in the ComicBook Net Emag in the column MY VIEW. Send material to be reviewed to: David L. LeBlanc 84 Heather Circle Jefferson, MA 01522-1419 Material is generally reviewed in the order received and be advised that we work a few weeks in advance so your review may not be in the magazine immediately. Advanced copies are therefore encouraged so the review will occur prior to your product hitting the stores. THE Comic Book Net WEB PAGE http://members.aol.com/ComicBkNet ---------------- If you have access to the World Wide Web, please stop by and visit our web page! On our web page, you can find the latest issue of our E-Mag, as well as all back issues and an annotated index. You'll also find important information and other neat features like links to the HTML version of the current issue of this magazine at DIGITAL WEBBING, [http://www.digitalwebbing.com/cbem], some of the comic companies and creators' web pages and many other Comic Book related links! _________________________________________________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------- [1] On the Net David LeBlanc ComicBkNet@aol.com Well, thank God that's all over. The recent election cycle and the fervor of the devoted on both sides reminded, strangely enough, about comic books. Specifically, I began to think of the concept most comic fans are familiar with - "willing suspension of disbelief." In order to fully enjoy the fantasy world of most comic books you have to accept certain things you are not true - specifically, things that are not physically possible in the non-comic world. For example, you have to accept that a man can fly, lift many times his own weight, and shoot heat beams from his eyes for Superman to make any sense. You know that can't ever happen or at least has never been documented but if you accept it COULD happen, along with other things, then the rest of the stories, and characters make sense. You are willing to believe, for the sake of the story, or in other words willingly suspend your disbelief. Follow me so far? Good! What has this got to do with politics? Many have observed that this particular time around the anger and partisan attacks, the demonizing of opponents and even outright lies from both sides was at an all time high. Now if you are way too involved in any of this you think - my guy is totally right and the other guy is wrong, a liar, evil, insert appropriate adjective. But what you don't realize sometimes is that a natural bias prevents you from seeing the faults of your guy. You may get so wrapped up in one or two issues that mean everything to you - the war on terror, abortion, gay marriage, social security, etc. - that no matter what else the guy stands for, if he claims to espouse what you like on your hot button then nothing else matters. You are willing to overlook faults, even to deny to yourself they exist. All that matters is your issue. You ignore the evidence that something, or a lot, might be wrong with your guy. What makes it easier is the constant barrage, from those empowered to get him or her elected at any cost, of the spin that deflects any and all criticism. It becomes difficult to tell if you are being manipulated by either side. It is hard to be objective about the big picture. You come to believe anything from one side and nothing from the other side. You are suspending disbelief about the things you want to believe are true but are not. You are rationalizing the things you hear from the other side as all spin but your side is all true. Now bear in mind, I started this by saying this is about the "way too involved." By definition, at least to my mind, they are prone to this way of thinking. The majority, or at least the rational minded who seek the real truth, will sift through the spin, seek out unbiased facts, get educated on the aspects of the issues, read up on the records of the candidates, in other words make an informed opinion. They weigh the good and the bad on both sides and decide which way the scales tip. You often hear of people who choose the lesser of two evils. It is not a pretty thought, but it indicates perhaps a thoughtful process. Now if you did that with comics, there would be a whole bunch that you would decide not to read because they could not possibly happen in the real world and so they are not worth reading. You make decisions for the enjoyment of the medium. You make voting decisions based on criteria that sometimes for the wrong reasons or overlook the facts because your mind is already made up. Such is life in the real world. Now go out there and buy some of these comics and enjoy them for what they are: DC COMICS Detective Comics #800, $3.50 JLA Classified #1, $2.95 <----Pick of the week! Superman Batman #13, $2.95 FELIX COMICS Felix The Cat Halloween Spectacular #13, $2.50 IMAGE COMICS Rising Stars #22 (Of 24), $2.99 MARVEL COMICS Astonishing X-Men #6, $2.99 Exiles #54, $2.99 Ultimate Fantastic Four #12, $2.25 Ultimate Spider-Man #68, $2.25 NBM Happy Halloween Lil Santa HC (AA), $14.95 SONIC PUBLISHING Tales Of The Terminal Diner Volume 1 TPB, $9.95 One last thing about the election. Are you suffering from PESS - Post Election Stress Syndrome? It seems to me a lot of people in the online comic community who care to express how they were leaning politically during the campaigning are now saying they are unhappy, depressed, etc. Some high profile celebs are once again talking about leaving the country. The Canadian Immigration web site had a six-fold increase in hits the day after the election. This is insanity. Consider leaving the country because your candidate lost an election? What little faith you must have in democracy in the first place. You don't change things by running away. If you believe in your cause you continue to work for change. Well, few will really go through with it unless things get desperate anyway. Meanwhile, life goes on. Face life with a smile! Speaking of winners and losers - I mentioned last time I would be spending time in New York City this week. It was all business, no free time. What I did observe is that how friendly everyone was to me. Imagine that! After all those things I heard about those dam Yankees I find the fans are just like normal folks. The few who commented on baseball did so when I said I was from Massachusetts. Every one of them offered a hand and said congratulations on the Red Sox win. Now, we can all learn a lesson from that. David LeBlanc - ComicBkNet@aol.com Editor The Comic Book Net Electronic Magazine _________________________________________________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------- [2] Letters to the Editor If you want to comment on this or any previous issue, want to offer something for us to publish, or just want to shamelessly suck up to the editor to try and get your name in print send Email to: ComicBkNet@aol.com Note: Letters of comment, including those sent to the columnists, may be used in future issues of CBEM unless you specifically request us NOT to use them. Your Email address and/or name will be withheld upon request. +++++ From: mike@imboden.org To: ComicBkNet@aol.com Subject: Need Some Help Date: Wed, 27 Oct 2004 11:40:37 -0700 Hi David, I've got a request from you and/or the loyal readers of the e- mag. My wife is student teaching and as part of her "final project", as it were, she's decided to put together a unit on using comic books to teach/help 3rd graders how to read. As part of this, she wanted to give each kid a comic book to take home. So what I need is someone who has about 25 copies of some kid-friendly (3rd grade) comics to donate them to her. We can't offer much in return (student teaching pays about $0!), other than our thanks and maybe a signed (by me!), copy of Digital Webbing Presents #18 (or not signed, if you'd prefer) and shipping reimbursement. She needs them before November 11th. If you can help, send them to: Mike and Kim Imboden Thanks to everyone in advance and keep on reading CBEM! :) --- -Mike Imboden mike@imboden.org www.imboden.org **via Imboden.org web-mail** [No sooner had I received this that I shot off a message to Ken Carson at That's Entertainment, the Eisner winning comic and collectibles store I work at on Saturdays. I am happy to report that a package is on the way to Mike and Kim that will more than cover the needs for her project. Once again a great big thanks to Ken and TE for stepping up and helping out. All you teachers out there please consider using comics constructively in the classroom. As they say reading is FUN-damental! - D.L.] _________________________________________________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------- [3] [TRIVIA CONTEST] Due to costs, customs regulations, and logistical difficulties: THIS CONTEST IS OPEN TO RESIDENTS OF THE CONTIGUOUS 48 U.S.STATES! IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A U.S. ADDRESS DO NOT ATTEMPT TO WIN THE PRIZE. THE FIRST PLACE TO FIND THE EMAG EACH WEEK IS ON OUR HOME PAGE! IF YOU ARE DESPERATE TO WIN THE TRIVIA, GO THERE FIRST ON FRIDAY NIGHT! http://members.aol.com/ComicBkNet QUESTION OF THE WEEK Prizes donated by Discount Comic Book Service at www.dcbservice.com where you can order most DC, Marvel, Image, and Dark Horse comics, statues and retail products for 35% off. Submit your own trivia and win the CHEEZY PRIZE(tm) if you can stump the readers! You MUST submit the correct answer with your question. LAST ISSUE'S QUESTION OF THE WEEK: COMING HOME FROM A SHOW, HIS PARENTS WERE GUNNED DOWN BY A THIEF. HE VOWED REVENGE ON CRIMINALS, SO HE STUDIED TO BECOME A DETECTIVE, AND BUILT UP HIS BODY. HE WEARS A BLUE CAPE... but he's a MARVEL hero. Who is he? The character in question is The Shroud. Jeffrey Sampogna was the winner and gets The Amazing Spider-man Vol. 4 TP from Discount Comic Book Service. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ THIS WEEK'S TRIVIA QUESTION: What was the title of the religious themed hero comic published by Marvel and Nelson Publishing in 1993? IMPORTANT RULES NOTICE Due to costs, customs regulations, and logistical difficulties: THIS CONTEST IS OPEN TO RESIDENTS OF THE CONTIGUOUS 48 U.S. STATES! IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A U.S. ADDRESS DO NOT ATTEMPT TO WIN THE PRIZE. Email your guess to ComicBkNet@aol.com or just REPLY to the message if you read the Emag in your mail. DO NOT quote the entire message! You MUST allow mail from ComicBkNet@aol.com to be notified if you win. The first correct answer to reach the editor wins the CHEEZY PRIZE(tm). The editor will be the sole judge as to which guess arrived first! Messages with more than one guess will be disqualified. Winners will forfeit their prize if the Email notification is not accepted from ComicBkNet@aol.com LIMIT: ONLY ONE PRIZE every 4 weeks PER PERSON! _________________________________________________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------- [4] Network Buzz News, gossip and rumors from the industry BALTIMORE COMIC-CON ANNOUNCES 2005 DATES Fan-Favorite Convention to Be Held on September 17 & 18, 2005 BALTIMORE, MD -- Organizer Marc Nathan has announced that the sixth annual Baltimore Comic-Con will be held on September 17 & 18, 2005, at the Baltimore Convention Center in Baltimore, MD. "Since its debut in 2000, the Baltimore Comic-Con has continued to see a considerable increase in fan turnout each and every year," said Nathan. "In fact, we saw our attendance for 2004 double in size from the previous year, thanks in part to the many retailers, creators, and companies who continued to show their support for the show. Needless to say, my wonderful wife, Bonnie, and I hope to draw even more fans in 2005, and are looking forward to once again celebrating the comic book medium next fall." In regards to the 2004 edition of the show, the Baltimore Comic- Con successfully played host to countless retailers and special industry guests during the weekend of September 11. It was also attended by a number of industry vendors and organizations, including: About Comics, A.C.T.O.R., AdHouse Books, Arcana Studio, CCC Promotions, Comic Book Legal Defense Fund, Crusade Entertainment, Dark Horse Comics, Decipher, Del Rey/Random House, Devil's Due Publishing, Diamond Comic Distributors, Diamond Select Toys and Collectibles, DreamWorks, Dynamic Forces, E. Gerber Products, Gaijin Studios, Gemstone Publishing, Graymatter Images, Inkworks, Insight Studios, Krause Publications, IDW Publishing, LaserMach, Mecca Comics Group, Palisades Toys, Rorschach Studios, Skydog Press, and Waldenbooks, among others. "At the same time, this year's Baltimore Comic-Con also provided us with another chance to show off the appeal of Charm City," Nathan continued. "In my mind, there is nothing more beautiful than Baltimore's Inner Harbor in September; the area at this time of year makes a wonderful backdrop for our show. If you look at all the various comics conventions held throughout the year, few are lucky enough to be based in such a lovely city. Sure, San Diego in July comes close, but there's just nothing like Baltimore in late summer -- a fact attendees will discover for themselves when they come to next year's show." Look for more news about the 2005 Baltimore Comic-Con in the coming months. An electronic version of the Baltimore Comic-Con logo is available upon request. ABOUT THE BALTIMORE COMIC-CON First launched in 2000 by Reisterstown, MD, businessman Marc Nathan, the BALTIMORE COMIC-CON was created to honor and celebrate the comic book medium, as well as the many individuals who have advanced it for more than a century. The Baltimore Comic-Con has since become one of the fastest-growing comic book conventions in the nation, and one of the few that proudly maintains its focus on comics and related collectibles. For more information, please visit http://www.comicon.com/baltimore. +++++ INDY MAGAZINE ON COMICS AND POLITICS Indy Magazine, the online quarterly about the comics medium, returns in time for the U.S. Presidential election to examine the intersection of comics and politics. Features include "Ephemera vs. the Apocalypse" by Art Spiegelman, adapted from a talk at Cooper Union and illustrated with sketches from "In the Shadow of No Towers." Says Spiegelman: "Everything I know I learned from comic books, and I wasn't surprised that aliens had taken over our government." Political cartoonist Tim Kreider interviews Jules Feiffer about the value of political art and the state of the union. Feiffer, who satirized Presidents from Eisenhower to Clinton, calls the current political situation "worse than I've ever seen in my life... We're dealing with Evangelical Republicanism, which is wildly sure of itself and so sure of itself that it has no second thoughts." A special op/ed comics section reprints four pages of election season comics by Joe Sacco and two pages by Art Spiegelman, along with a selection of provocative post-9/11 panel cartoons drawn by Willem for France's Liberation newspaper and Charlie magazine. Other features include Marc Singer's analysis of comics drawn by Petter Bagge ("Hate") for Reason, a libertarian magazine; Bill Kartalopoulos's essay on the depiction of groups and types in comics by Spiegelman, Sacco, Marjane Satrapi and others; Jeremey Dennis's photo-journal from the GRRR! 3 comics festival in Pancevo, Serbia; and a gallery of narrative paintings by Jerry Moriarty. Reviewed books include "The Bush Junta," "Chris Ware," and "Mail Order Bride." Indy Magazine was named "Best new comics magazine" in the Village Voice's annual "Best of New York City" issue, dated October 6 - 12, 2004. Indy Magazine is published online by Jeff Mason and is rigorously edited by Bill Kartalopoulos. Indy began as a print journal edited and published by Mason between 1993 and 1998, and subsequently ran as an online magazine through 2001. In late 2002 Mason invited Kartalopoulos to revive and edit the publication. Redesigned and reinvented as an analytical quarterly, Indy Magazine relaunched in January 2004. Previous issues in Indy Magazine's current volume have included: textual and graphic contributions from cartoonists including Art Spiegelman, Megan Kelso, Tom Hart, and Jason Little; features on subjects including Gustave Dore, R. O. Blechman, Ben Katchor, Milt Gross, and Caran d'Ache; interviews with Francoise Mouly, Paul Karasik, and David Mazzucchelli; and previews and reviews of new and recently published work by Dan Clowes, Charles Schulz, Alan Moore, A. B. Frost, Craig Thompson, James Sturm, and Dave Sim & Gerhard, among others. Previous issues are archived online alongside the current edition: http://www.indyworld.com/indy/ Bill Kartalopoulos lives in Manhattan and also maintains the "Egon" comics news and information website: http://www.egonlabs.com Jeff Mason is an attorney in Gainesville, Florida and publishes the "Alternative Comics" line of comic books and graphic novels: http://www.indyworld.com +++++ TOP COW GOES TO WIZARD WORLD TEXAS Top Cow heads to the Wizard World Texas convention in Arlington, Texas from November 5th to 7th with tons of great guests, and comics! Scheduled guests at Top Cow's booth #407 include: Marc Silvestri (Top Cow founder, Hunter-Killer, New X-Men ) Mark Waid ( Hunter-Killer, Kingdom Come, Fantastic Four) Brian Denham (Darkness, Daredevil) Mike Choi (Witchblade) Top Cow will be launching the highly-anticipated new property from writer Mark Waid and artist Marc Silvestri, Hunter-Killer, with an exclusive Wizard World Texas variant cover to issue #0. This book will be available at the Top Cow booth #407 throughout the weekend. Visit http://www.wizarduniverse.com/conventions/texas/programming.cfm for a complete schedule of convention times and events. In addition to exclusive Wizard World Texas variant comics, Top Cow will also have four amazing pieces of art that have been made into limited edition prints available for purchase at the convention. Prints include a cover by Adam Hughes from Tomb Raider #50, Marc Silvestri's cover to Darkness # 1/2, Mike Turner's Witchblade #25, and another image of Witchblade by Turner! Prints will be limited to 40 each. COMMON GROUNDS TRADE PAPERBACK Dear Comic Reader of the World, Hey. All apologies for not making this a "formal" kinda press release, but.waitasec. Why should I apologize for that? Who really likes press releases? They're the speed limit signs of life. They're just kinda "there," and nobody really pays attention to 'em, right? Anyhoo, a word or 417 about Common Grounds. The paperback collecting the acclaimed 6-issue Top Cow mini-series written by Troy Hickman hits Your Local Comic Store on Nov. 10. How acclaimed? Hey. This is the book that Guillermo del Toro called "Endearing, moving, and painfully human!" This is the book that Mark Waid called "Very clever, very sharp, and surprisingly poignant!" This is the book that caused Joe Quesada to say, "You guys are on to something with this Hickman cat-he could be the surprise hit of the year!" This is the book that caused Troy's own mom to ponder, "So what is it you do with these comic books? You type the words into the bubbles above their heads?" Aside from that, Common Grounds is an artistic tour de force. Thirteen stories reside within the pages of the paperback, illustrated by George P???rez, Ethan van Sciver, Chris Bachalo, Carlos Pacheco, Sam Kieth, Michael Avon Oeming, Angel Medina and Dan Jurgens. A veritable galaxy of stars! But more than anything, this is a passion project, both for myself and Troy Hickman. I first encountered Troy in Artist's Alley at Wizard World Chicago, hawking hand-stapled issues of Kinko's-copied mini-comics. Troy's stories were-and still are- told with passion. And depth. And feeling. And above all, humanity. It's been a pleasure to bring these stories to life in Common Grounds. Many have already tasted of this heady brew in the original issues. Word-of-mouth has spread, as fan has told fan. Now, it's your opportunity to get 'em all, in one place at one time. I suggest you do. Okay, promise kept: This wasn't your typical press release. But then, Common Grounds is not your typical comic book. Sincerely, Jim McLauchlin Editor-in-Chief, Top Cow Productions NEW TEAM, NEW STORY FOR WITCHBLADE #80 Writer Ron Marz signs on Top Cow Productions' release of Witchblade #80 will kick off an exciting revitalization for the title, with the new creative team of writer Ron Marz (The Darkness, Green Lantern) and artist Mike Choi taking over. The pair will collaborate on the supernatural cop drama starring NYPD detective Sara Pezzini, starting with the 6-part "Witch Hunt" storyline that runs through Witchblade #80- #85. Witchblade #80 hits stores November 3rd, and as the launch of a new arc, provides a perfect jumping-on point for new readers. "I've been a fan of Ron's writing ever since I first saw it on Silver Surfer back in 1990, when I was much younger, leaner, and had more hair. In all seriousness, Ron is a top-flight writer who brings a fresh perspective, all the while remaining very respectful of that which has gone before in the series," said Top Cow Editor-in-Chief, Jim McLauchlin. "It's a great pleasure to be working with the man, and Witchblade #80 kicks ass in pretty much every way a comic can." In a recent interview, Marz told Brandon Huigens (of Samurai Comics in Phoenix, AZ), "as far as I'm concerned [Witchblade] is Top Cow's flagship book, and I want to return it to that kind of prominence. I think there's been a perception for a while that there's nothing going on here except for Sara running around in a metal bikini. That's not the kind of story I'm interested in telling. My job is to make you care about these characters, about their lives and their stories. I'm really intrigued by Sara's role as an NYPD detective; I want to get into with how she balances 'the job' and this supernatural artifact she possesses." For a closer look at the interview with Ron Marz and Mike Choi, visit http://www.topcow.com/content/extras/wb80interview/wb80interview. html +++++ 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. It is our policy to withhold names and/or Addresses, by request only, from letters of comment. All contributors are required to use their real name and have a valid Email address for their columns to be published. 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