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CBEM 509 concludes . . . Dark Horse April Products Mirror Mask Dark Queen bust As fans are discovering, The Jim Henson Company is producing a very special film by Neil Gaiman and Dave McKean-Mirror Mask. This month, Dark Horse continues its line of Mirror Mask items with the Dark Queen bust sculpted by Gentle Giant Studios, On sale in April, the Dark Queen Bust is 7" tall and fully painted with a retail price of $44.99. Kotobukiya Chewbacca soft vinyl model kit A new release in our import program of large vinyl Star Wars figures Han Solo's faithful co-pilot, Chewbacca is a reliable ally of the rebel army. Poised and ready to defend himself, it's easy to imagine Chewbacca's distinct voice as he roars at an onslaught of Stormtroopers or leads Princess Leia to safety. On sale in April, consisting of 10 easily assembled pieces, and packaged in a giant color window-box, $99.99. Kotobukiya Yoda pre-painted soft vinyl model kit A new release in our import program of the award-winning Kotobukiya large vinyl Star Wars figures, this one is likely to prove to be one of the most popular releases of all. Yoda: the wisest of all Jedi masters. This detailed, 1/7 scale, easy-to- assemble model kit conveys the calm spirit and knowing gaze of the diminutive Dagobah-dwelling Master of the Force. A must-have for any fan. On sale in April, 5" tall, packaged in a color window-box, $44.99. Kotobukiya Sand Trooper (orange) soft vinyl model kit Imagine you're a somewhat notorious bounty hunter standing under the desolate heat of Tatooine's twin suns, scavenging the rogue planet for work and connections. You try to keep to yourself and remain unnoticed as you step into the cantina for refreshment and maybe drum up some work. After a quick chat with the locals you exit the cantina hopeful you will be able to make use of this desolate outback spaceport as a means to an end. Before you can get too far you run straight into one of the Empire's most feared and menacing enforcers, an Imperial Sand trooper! You dodge them after answering a few questions about some missing droids and you know you've been lucky this time. Sand troopers usually shoot first and ask questions later. You know this will be your last visit to Tatooine for long time. The Sand Trooper is a memorable part of the original, classic Star Wars movie and is an essential part of any Kotobukiya collection. On sale in April, 11" tall vinyl figure, packaged in a color window-box, $99.99 Aliens vs. Predator "chops" In China, the art of carving and engraving "chops," a device used to imprint a personal seal of identity, dates back over 3,000 years. Visitors to Hong Kong and other Asian cities discover a wide range of these unique items, generally carved in the shape of animals that symbolize the various birth years of the Chinese calendar. Today seals are still widely used and the art of seal engraving has become more popular than ever before. Many foreigners are now able to appreciate this art form which for a long time has been considered uniquely Chinese. Dark Horse has decided to take this one step further, and has created their own special chops in the shape of our old pals Alien and Predator. The symbol on the bottom is taken from the hieroglyphics seen in Twentieth Century Fox's Aliens vs. Predator film. Designed by Curt Chiarelli. On sale in April, Alien Chop, 5.5" tall figure with a stone texture finish, $29.99. On sale in April, Predator Chop, 5.5" tall figure with a stone texture finish, $29.99. Coming in May Original Mignola Hellboy story in horror anthology Dark Horse Book of the Dead Mike Mignola presents a Hellboy yarn combining Shakespeare and grave robbing in this follow-up to Dark Horse's Eisner-nominated Book of Hauntings and Book of Witchcraft. Also returning this volume are Jill Thompson, who won a 2004 Eisner for her painted work in Hauntings, and her collaborator Evan Dorkin, with another occult canine adventure. New additions for this volume include Goon creator Eric Powell, celebrated B.P.R.D. artist Guy Davis, and the artist who spent the last twenty years making superhero comics more scary-Kelley Jones. Cover artist Gary Gianni also returns, mixing prose with comics, with a rare tale by the man ultimately responsible for Dark Horse's biggest hit in years- Conan creator Robert E. Howard. The Dark Horse Book of the Dead features the talents of Mike Mignola, Jill Thompson, Kelley Jones, Eric Powell, Gary Gianni, and more! It arrives on sale May 25, with a retail price of $14.95. Edited by Scott Allie. ISBN: 1-59307-281-3 Dark secrets unfold in Steve Nile's Freaks Of The Heartland Under the weathered skies of America's heartland, and in the wounded hearts of every family in one tiny rural town, a terrible secret has been kept for too many years. Now, a young boy named Trevor must try to keep his younger brother Will from falling victim to the worst fears of a troubled town that can't begin to understand the tragic secret that binds its families together. Some folks would call Trevor's brother a monster. But to Trevor, Will is just another kid trapped in a dark reality he can't comprehend. When the situation moves from bad to worse, and their father threatens to do away with Will, Trevor learns that they're not alone-that "freak" children were born to other families in Gristlewood Valley. And just as they were all born at the same time, it seems their sad, frustrated, and emotionally spent parents seem to be hatching a plan to see that they disappear at the same time. Against all odds, and with nothing but love for his brother in his heart, Trevor is going to do whatever he can to get Will-and the other freak children-out of harm's way, if it's not already too late. Collecting the six-issue miniseries. Written by Steve Niles with art by Greg Ruth, the Freaks of the Heartland collection arrives on sale May 25, with a retail price of $17.95. Edited by Scott Allie. ISBN: 1-59307-029-2 Go Girl! Volume 2: Double Trouble Oh nooooo! It looks like Lindsay Goldman-AKA GoGirl!-has robbed a bank! But that's impossible! The plucky teen superhero and her mom have been sitting at home all evening, watching television and minding their own business. But try telling that to the police, who show up at Lindsay's door with a warrant for her arrest! Now she has to stay out of jail and find out who's behind the nefarious scheme to destroy her good reputation. Hiding from the cops, and at the mercy of an unbeatable adversary, Lindsay finds herself in "Double Trouble"! "...departs from contemporary comicdom's redundant repertoire of male power fantasies." -Carol Cooper, The Village Voice Written by Trina Robbins with art by Anne Timmons, Go Girl! Volume2: Double Trouble arrives on sale May 4, with a retail price of $5.95. Edited by Chris Warner. ISBN: 1-59307-335-6 Superstars of manga Buronson and Kentaro Miura bring you King Of Wolves A bright-spirited young historical scholar, Iba, disappears while on a lone expedition to study the ancient Silk Road. A year later his girlfriend, Kyoko, sets out for the Silk Road in order to find clues that will help to unravel the mystery of Iba's disappearance. When she arrives, she finds the charm she gave Iba for protection and moments later she is sucked into a black vortex and loses consciousness. Kyoko awakes to find herself in a very different place and discovers that Iba is not only alive but is a warrior-slave under the reign of Genghis Khan in 13th century Mongolia! At last, when Iba and Kyoko reunite, they find that there are a series of fates, crueler than the ones they have already endured, awaiting them... King of Wolves features the talents of Buronson (Fist of the North Star) and Kentaro Miura (Berserk). It arrives on sale May 11 with a retail price of $12.95. Edited by Chris Warner. ISBN: 1-59307-333-X +++++ Fantagraphics News for February F.B.I. Informant Volume VI #2 February 1, 2005 Scroll to bottom for a list of the latest releases from Fantagraphics Books! FANTA, BAGGE, WOODRING & BELL IN EMERALD CITY THIS WEEKEND ----------------------------------------------------------------- This weekend is the third annual EMERALD CITY COMIC CONVENTION, held here in our own backyard of Seattle, at the stadium (stupidly named QWEST FIELD) where people typically watch big sweaty men pound the shit of each other but this weekend will instead feature big sweaty men avoiding eye contact with each other while sifting thru long white boxes of yellowed comic books. FANTAGRAPHICS will be hosting the tailgate party, exhibiting all weekend and hosting signings on Saturday afternoon with JIM WOODRING, PETER BAGGE and MARC BELL. Bagge will be debuting his new book, BUDDY DOES SEATTLE, and if that isn't symmetry enough for you, well, go watch the Superbowl instead. http://www.emeraldcitycomicon.com/ DAVE COOPER IN NYC THIS FRIDAY ---------------------------------------------------- In addition to his art opening at the Jonathan Levine Gallery this weekend in New York City (as reported on in our last newsletter), Cooper will also be signing copies of his new book UNDERBELLY at JIM HANLEY'S UNIVERSE this Friday night: WHAT: DAVE COOPER in-store WHEN: Friday, Feb. 4, 5:00PM to 7:00PM WHERE: West 33rd Street (located off 5th Ave. / across from the Empire State Building) For more info, visit: http://www.jhuniverse.com/ STUFF TO KILL A FEW HOURS AT WORK WITH: ----------------------------------------------------------------- PAUL HORNSCHEMEIER PROFILED IN THIS WEEK'S TIME MAGAZINE: http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1022582,00.html LEAH HAYES ONLINE: http://www.leahhayes.com/main.htm JOHNNY RYAN INTERVIEWED: http://www.g4techtv.com/screensavers/features/50833/ Two_Minutes_with_Johnny_Ryan.html WILDRED SANTIAGO INTERVIEWED: http://newsarama.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=26002 NEW BOOKS: ------------------- THE PIN-UP ART OF DAN DeCARLO By DAN DeCARLO $18.95 Softcover 216 pp., two-colors, 6" x 8" ISBN 1-56097-619-5 Edited by Alex Chun and designed by Jacob Covey. DeCarlo is best known as the Archie Comics artist and the man who created every adolescent American boys fantasy, Betty and Veronica. Before his work for Archie, however, DeCarlo created cartoons for men's magazines featuring girls in lingerie -and sometimes less- whom often bared an uncanny resemblance to his more famous Riverdale girls. This book collects those pin-ups, created between 1956 and 1963, in a stunning package presented in two-colors. As an added bonus, many of the gags were written by Marvel Comics legend Stan Lee! BUDDY DOES SEATTLE By Peter Bagge $14.95 340 pp., B&W, 6" x 9" ISBN 1-56097-623-3 Introduction by Everett True. These legendary stories, from the classic first fifteen issues of Bagge's Hate comic, are a defining icon of Seattle's early 1990s culture (the Seattle Weekly has written, "20 years from now, when people wonder what it was like to be young in 1990s Seattle, the only record we'll have is Hate."), as well as Generation X in general (as seen in such films as Kids and Pecker). This is the first time these hilarious stories, starring the hapless Buddy Bradley and his cast of loser cohorts, have ever been available under one cover, and never have they been available at such a low price (it would have cost at least three times as much to read all of these classic stories in any previous editions). Bagge's riotous tales of the early 1990s subculture are more hilarious now than ever, find out why he has been praised by R. Crumb, Matt Groening, John Kricfalusi, Publishers Weekly, Entertainment Weekly and many more. Comedy genius. R. CRUMB SKETCHBOOK Vol. 10: JUNE 1975 - FEB. 1977 By R. CRUMB $19.95 Softcover 160 pp., B&W, 8" x 11" ISBN 1-56097-633-0 R. Crumb is undoubtedly the foremost cartoonist of the latter 20th Century, and his sketchbooks - in which he has written and drawn continually from the early 1960s to present - might rank as his finest achievement. Fantagraphics is proud to present these sketchbooks, in facsimile form, as a comprehensive series of volumes that will eventually run well over 4000 pages. Volume 10, covering mid-1975 through early 1977, is the latest and it represents one of the more inquisitive and soul-searching periods in this phenomenal artist's life. These sketchbooks represent, in essence, something never before achieved in the field of art and literature: a single, unified, organic, (and ongoing) life's work. Even more so than the painter Frida Kahlo's drawn diaries, Crumb's sketchbooks are, as a body of work, incomparable in their magnitude, scope, and intensity, and therein lies their uniqueness and value. R. CRUMB SKETCHBOOK Vol. 10: JUNE 1975 - FEB. 1977 By R. CRUMB $39.95 Hardcover 160 pp., B&W, 8" x 11" ISBN 1-56097-625-X Also available in standard hardcover, or as a signed hardcover for $75.00! NEW COMICS: -------------------- LUBA #10 By Gilbert Hernandez 24-page B&W comic book, $3.50 This is an epic of farewells and broken hearts, as Gilbert ends the LUBA series on an appropriately final note. Not to be missed. THE COMICS JOURNAL #265 192-page B&W and color magazine, $9.95 The latest issue of the recently revamped magazine turns its attention to one of the greatest cartoonists of the 20th century: the legendary William Steig, creator of Shrek! This issue also features an interview with the cartoonist Eric Shanower (creator of the Image series Age of Bronze), and a profile of cult- favorite British cartoonist Chris Reynolds, written by famed graphic novelist Seth! DEADPAN #2 By David Heatley 32-page full-color comic,$5.95 Don't let the "#2" confuse you - this is Heatley's first comic from Fantagraphics, and it's a stunning, oversized, full-color one-shot. It contains multiple stories, including bizarre and disturbing dream comics, the 5-page "Portrait of My Dad," the 15- page "My Sexual History," and more. This is Heatley's most revealing and personal work to date. Heatley's work has previously been seen in McSWEENEY's and KRAMER's ERGOT, amongst others. BLOOD ORANGE #4 By various artists, edited by Chris Polkki 48-page black and white comic, $5.95 Comics anthology junkies seeking their latest fix need look no further than Blood Orange #4, with exclusive new stories by Brian Ralph ("Reggie-12"), Lark Pien ("Long Tail Kitty"), Tobias Tak ("Upside Down"), Rebecca Dart ("Rabbithead") and Ted May ("Orchid"). NOTE: This is the final 48-pp. issue before the anthology moves to an expanded, serialized format beginning in spring 2005. Covers by Lark Pien. BACK IN STOCK: ------------------------ MIRROR, WINDOW: AN ARTBABE COLLECTION By Jessica Abel 96-pages, black-and-white , $12.95 ISBN 1-56097-384-6 Abel's ARTBABE collection is finally back in print after a two- year absence! MIRROR, WINDOW is the first book collection by Jessica Abel, collecting the first four issues of her ARTBABE series from Fantagraphics and more. GHOST WORLD By Daniel Clowes 80 pages, two-colors, $11.95 ISBN 1-56097-427-3 This is our twelth-gajillion printing, with over 150 zillion sold! Okay, not quite, but it is our Most Popular Book Ever. As well it should be. This is a Catcher in the Rye for its generation, an observant character study and proof of what our humble medium is capable of, in the right hands. FOR PICTURES AND MORE NEW RELEASES INFORMATION, AS WELL AS TO ORDER, VISIT http://www.fantagraphics.com Or call toll-free 1-800-657-1100 Fantagraphics Books * 7563 Lake City Way NE * Seattle, WA 98115 +++++ Archie Comics Newsletter #40, February, 2005 THERE'S SOMETHING VERY DIFFERENT ABOUT THIS MONTH'S BETTY & VERONICA SPECTACULAR #69 LAUGH DIGEST HAS REACHED ISSUE #200 - IT'S AN IMPORTANT EVENT IN RIVERDALE Read all about these and the other February Archie issues in COMICS COMING OUT IN FEBRUARY below. Dear Reader, Looking for answers to your Groundhog Day questions? You've come to the right spot! We have all the 411 on February 2, the Groundhog Day Holiday, and how they've been celebrating it in Punxsutawney, PA since 1886. The only thing we don't know is why we still have school on such an important Holiday! Punxsutawney Phil is the only true weather forecasting groundhog. The others are just impostors. There has only been one Punxsutawney Phil. He has been making predictions for over 118 years! Punxsutawney Phil gets his longevity from drinking "groundhog punch," a secret recipe. Phil takes one sip every summer at the Groundhog Picnic and it magically gives him seven more years of life. On February 2, Phil comes out of his burrow on Gobbler's Knob - in front of thousands of followers from all over the world - to predict the weather for the rest of winter. According to legend, if Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow, there will be six more weeks of winter weather. If he does not see his shadow, there will be an early spring. No! Phil's forecasts are not made in advance by the Inner Circle. After Phil emerges from his burrow on February 2, he speaks to the Groundhog Club president in "Groundhogese"(a language only understood by the current president of the Inner Circle). His proclamation is then translated for the world. The celebration of Groundhog Day began with Pennsylvania's earliest settlers. They brought with them the legend of Candlemas Day, which states, "For as the sun shines on Candlemas Day, so far will the snow swirl in May..." Punxsutawney held its first Groundhog Day in the 1800s. The first official trek to Gobbler's Knob was made on February 2, 1887. So the story goes, Punxsutawney Phil was named after King Phillip. Prior to being called Phil, he was called Br'er Groundhog. We remind you once again readers, copying this information for school projects is forbidden! Everyone at Archie Comics wishes you a GREAT February! ************************************************** Click here to read the Editor's Notebook http://www.archiecomics.com/acpaco_offices/newsletter0502/notebo ok.gif ************************************************** COMICS COMING OUT IN FEBRUARY ARCHIE DIGEST #214, on-sale 02/14/05. The adventures of America's favorite teen continue with new stories and classic tales. SCRIPT AND ART: Various talent. ARCHIE & FRIENDS #89, on-sale 02/21/05. "Give Us Some Space": When The Archies play at the pre- launch party for Mr. Lodge's commercial passenger spacecraft's first flight, their performance isn't the only thing that's out of this world! Will they reach the ends of the galaxy before they hit the top of the charts?! SCRIPT: Bill Golliher. ART: Rex Lindsey. BETTY & VERONICA #206, on-sale 02/07/05. "Just Say No... Please!": Veronica convinces Betty that the best way to stop being a doormat is to start saying "no!" SCRIPT: Kathleen Webb. ART: Jeff Shultz. "The Party Planner": After unsuccessfully planning a party, Betty learns that there's no plan like no plan! SCRIPT: Barbara Slate. ART: Jeff Shultz. BETTY & VERONICA DIGEST #154, on-sale 02/07/05. Full color digest format, $2.39 US. Bright and brassy, bold and beautiful, blonde and brunette teen dream queens Betty & Veronica romp through this collection of new stories and classic tales! SCRIPT AND ART: Various talent. BETTY & VERONICA SPECTACULAR #69, on-sale 02/28/05. IT'S AN ALL-NEW LOOK FOR BETTY & VERONICA SPECTACULAR! Taking cues from women's and teen magazines, the series takes on fashion, relationship advice, the latest trends and more! In addition to comic book stories covering these themes, readers can look forward to fresh features like personality quizzes, fashion pages & more! "Fashion Don'ts": Betty and Veronica decide the "burden" of fashion shouldn't rest entirely on girls' shoulders and give the boys of Riverdale High a makeover... but will the boys still be duds even in their new duds? "Fairytale Fashion": Ginger asks Betty to help her come up with some new fashion ideas for her latest magazine article, and a fateful night of babysitting provides her with all the inspiration she needs! "Prom Here to Eternity": It's a trip through fashion history in this story that highlights the century's prom fashions. SCRIPTS AND ART: Dan Parent. BETTY & VERONICA DOUBLE DIGEST #131, on-sale 02/21/05. What's better than a digest full of those teen dream queens Betty & Veronica? A double digest full of them! Featuring new stories and classic tales. SCRIPT AND ART: Various talent. JUGHEAD #163, on-sale 02/14/05. "No Pie For Jughead": Jughead's Mom has baked a pie for the charity bake sale, and she wants Jughead to guard it while she visits his aunt. Will the man of a thousand taste buds be able to resist the temptation? It's a delicious slice of Jughead's life you won't want to miss! SCRIPT: Craig Boldman. ART: Rex Lindsey. JUGHEAD'S DOUBLE DIGEST #110, on-sale 02/07/05. It's double-decker sandwiches and double-trouble as the irrepressible Jughead tilts the laugh-o-meter in this uproarious collection of new stories and classic tales! SCRIPT AND ART: Various talent. LAUGH DIGEST #200, on-sale 02/28/05. IT'S A MILESTONE 200th ANNIVERSARY ISSUE FOR RIVERDALE'S FAVORITE TEENS, AND THE WHOLE HIGH SCHOOL IS CELEBRATING! "Getting the Spirit": A wealthy benefactor has promised to build a new science wing and more for Riverdale High, with one catch: the cheerleading squad must win a major award! This leads to an all-out recruitment effort and a risky gimmick: cheer in retro outfits and perform routines from 50 years ago! Don't miss this pep-filled story, with guest-appearances from Sabrina and Josie & the Pussycats! SCRIPT: George Gladir. ART: Stan Goldberg. SABRINA THE TEENAGE WITCH #64, on-sale 02/07/05. "Love Connections": With Valentine's Day fast approaching, the love triangles are as tangled as ever: Harvey is having a hard time making his feelings known to Sabrina despite Shinji's coaching; while Shinji is questioning his own feelings toward Sabrina despite his involvement with Llandra. Further complicating matters, Sabrina wakes up Valentine's morning with a literally shocking new ability: the power to actually see romantic sparks between people! Will she spend more time being matchmaker than tending to her own relationships? SCRIPT AND ART: Tania del Rio. SONIC THE HEDGEHOG #145, on-sale 02/01/05. "Shadows of Hope": Shadow returns in what is sure to be one of the most explosive Sonic epics ever! Shadow continues watching over young Hope Kintobor, who he believes is the missing piece to discovering his history. Meanwhile, a familiar Echidna lurks in the background believing Shadow is the missing piece to finding his family! When these two titans clash will anyone survive? SCRIPT: Ken Penders. ART: Ron Lim (pencils) and Al Milgrom (inks). "Training Day": Ever wonder what it's like to be a Swatbot in Dr Robotnik's employ? Here's your chance to find out: it's training day and the Doctor is in! SCRIPT: Karl Bollers. ART: Al Bigley (pencils) and Mike Higgins (inks). "Harbinger": A loud, devastating explosion in the distance, and ever-closer tremors that rock Knothole's foundations can only mean one thing for Sonic and the Freedom Fighters: Shadow is coming! Is this just the beginning of the destruction to come?! SCRIPT: Ken Penders. ART: Dawn Best (pencils) and Jim Amash (inks). ************************************************** Click to read this month's comic (part 1) ! http://www.archiecomics.com/pops_shop/monthlycomic_1.html ************************************************** Remember that every week we ship new Archie Comics and Digests to your local comic book shops, supermarkets, Wal-Marts, Kmarts, Walden Books, drug store chains and bookstores, as well as your neighborhood candy stores. You can also click here to order subscriptions. http://www.archiecomics.com/acpaco_offices/subscription_offer1.ht ml --All the best from your pals at Archie Comics. 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