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------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor --------------------~--> Get fast access to your favorite Yahoo! Groups. Make Yahoo! your home page http://us.click.yahoo.com/dpRU5A/wUILAA/yQLSAA/bGIolB/TM --------------------------------------------------------------------~-> +++++ From THE BEAT by Heidi McDonald at http://www.comicon.com/thebeat/ YALSA nominates GNs for teens YALSA -- the Young Adult Library Services Association -- has begun listing nominations for its "Great Graphic Novels for Teens" award, or list. So far the list includes stuff like THE QUITTER, BLACK HOLE, GIRL GENIUS, STEADY BEAT and IDENTITY CRISIS. The whole list after the jump, but note that nominations are still open, with a form online that anyone can fill out -- although authors who nominate their own books will not be accepted. The final list will be announced in mid-winter 2007. We're not exactly sure on who the committee is who what the final list will consist of. Anybody out there know? Baker, Kyle. Plastic Man Volume 2: Rubber Bandits. DC Comics, 2006. 14.99. (1-4012-0729-4). Burns, Charles. Black Hole. Random House/ Pantheon Graphic Novels, 2005. 24.95. (0-375-42380-X). Clugston, Chynna. Queen Bee. Scholastic/ Graphix, 2005. 16.99. (0-439-71572-5). Crane, Jordan. The Clouds Above. Fantagraphics Books, 2005. 18.95. (1-56097-627-6). Foglio, Kaja. Girl Genius Book 4: Agatha Heterodyne and the Circus of Dreams. Studio Foglio/ Airship Entertainment, 2005. 20.95. (1-890856-36-3). Holm, Jennifer L. Babymouse: Our Hero. Random House/ Books for Young Readers, 2005. 5.95. (0-375-83230-0). Katayama, Kyoichi. Socrates in Love: Volume One. VIZ Media/ Shojo Beat Manga, 2005. 8.99. (1-4215-0199-6). Kneese, Mark. Trailers. NBM Publishing, 2005. 17.95. (1-56163- 441-7). Meltzer, Brad. Identity Crisis. DC Comics, 2005. 24.99. (1-4012- 0688-3). Murakami, Maki. Kimi No Unaji ni Kanpai!: Volume 1. TokyoPop, 2005. 9.99. (1-59532-317-1). Naifeh, Ted. Unearthly. Seven Seas Entertainment, 2005. 10.99. (1-933164-09-3). Pekar, Harvey. The Quitter. DC ComicsVertigo, 2005. 19.99. (1- 4012-0399-X). Quick, Jen Lee. Off*Beat. TokyoPop Media, 2005. 9.99. (1-59816- 132-6). Rivkah. Steady Beat: Volume One. TokyoPop, 2005. 9.99. (1-59816- 135-0). Takanashi, Mitsuba. Crimson Hero. VIZ Media/ Shojo Beat Manga, 2005. 8.99. (1-4215-0140-6). Vaughn, Brian K. Ex Machina Volume 2: Tag. DC Comics/ Wildstorm Signature Series, 2005. 12.99. (1-4012-0626-3). Yazawa, Ai. Nana. VIZ Media, 2005. 8.99. (1-4215-0108-2). TO DO: Shanower to speak on Trojan War 11/16 Eric Shanower, whose AGE OF BRONZE is one of the most amazing comics being publisher, will be talking about the Trojan War at the University of Cinncinati on November 16, at 7 pm. In words and pictures he will demonstrate how he uses both the literary and archaeological traditions to create a new version of the story for today's readers. The continuing graphic novel series, Age of Bronze, encompasses the complete story of the Trojan War, from the abduction of Helen, the most beautiful woman in the world, through the fall of Troy when the Greeks used the Wooden Horse to gain entrance to the city. Age of Bronze began publication in 1998 from by Image Comics, Inc. Since then Shanower has won major comic book industry awards for Age of Bronze, including the Eisner Award for Best Writer/Artist in both 2001 and 2003. The second volume of the series, Age of Bronze: Sacrifice, was selected as one of the Best Books of 2004 by the editors of Publishers Weekly. The earliest versions of the Trojan War story are The Iliad and The Odyssey composed by Homer in the 8th century BCE. These two epic poems form the foundation of Western literature and have been famous for centuries around the world. Many of the greatest writers and artists down the years have used Trojan War themes and episodes in their work, fleshing out the story, adding new characters and events, and retelling the ancient story in new ways. These include the Roman poet Virgil, Chaucer, Shakespeare, James Joyce, Eugene O'Neill, among many others. Shanower is drawing upon all these sources for Age of Bronze to present what he hopes is a definitive version of the Trojan War story. In addition to written and artistic sources, Shanower also delves into the archaeology of Late Bronze Age Greece and the surrounding areas. Of particular interest is the ancient city of Troy itself. The University of Cincinnati is the US partner in the international Troy Project, the excavations that began in 1988 at the site of historic Troy in northwest Turkey. Says Shanower, "I'm glad and grateful for this opportunity to come to Cincinnati and meet the people who have been actually digging at Troy, recovering the history. It's very exciting." Eric Shanower will be speaking about Troy and Age of Bronze on Wednesday, November 16, at 7 pm in Blegen Library 308 at the University of Cincinnati in Cincinnati, Ohio. The Blegen Library is off Clifton Ave. at the corner of Straight St. by the main entrance to campus. The general public is welcome. There is no charge. +++++ From the Comics Continuum at http://www.comicscontinuum.com/: WIZARD WORLD TEXAS: ASPEN PANEL ARLINGTON, Texas -- Michael Turner said the Fathom live-action movie continues to be as close as it has to becoming a reality at 20th Century Fox. "The latest script is at Fox and hopefully we'll know in a couple of weeks," Turner said Saturday at the Aspen Comics panel at Wizard World Texas. "It's kind of wait-and-find-out on how the script is taken by Fox." The current script, which Turner described as "a prequel to the comic," is by Sean O'Keefe and Will Staples, who also wrote the upcoming King Tut. "They read the Fathom books," Aspen's Frank Mastromauro said. "These guys really get it. Aspen recently signed a deal with CAA, and Turner said he wants the company to gradually grow into movies, animation and video games. In other news from the panel: * Turner said he will write a new series next year, to be drawn by Micah Gunnell. "It's very different, very cool," he said. * The Soulfire hardcover, due later this month, will also be available in a signed slipcover edition. * Turner is aiming for a mid-2007 release for Ekos, following a six-issue project with Marvel Comics. * Aspen, Kiani and Cannon busts are targeted for a late spring/early summer release. * Turner's Fathom #4 covers will be turned into prints. * Aspen released an early convention edition of Aspen Seasons 2005: Fall. +++++ From Newsarama at http://www.Newsarama.com/ BLUTH DONATES 1 MILLION + PIECES OF ART TO SCAD With the signing of a major gift agreement, the Savannah College of Art and Design recently was designated as the recipient of a significant collection of more than 1 million pieces of art including animation cels, drawings and sketches by producer, director and animator Don Bluth and his artistic partner Gary Goldman. The collection, valued in the millions, includes original animation art from Bluth and Goldman's 30-year creative partnership, including art from the well-known animated classics "The Secret of N.I.M.H." (1982), "An American Tail" (1986) and "All Dogs Go To Heaven (1989)," and their classic video games "Dragon's Lair" (1983) and "Space Ace" (1983). "Don Bluth and Gary Goldman are icons in the animation world," said SCAD Dean of the School of Film and Digital Media Peter Weishar. "This collection will enhance academic studies and understanding and inspire new creative endeavors for the more than 1,750 students in the School of Film and Digital Media. Students studying animation, broadcast design, cinema studies, interactive design and game development, and other disciplines will benefit from this magnificent gift. We are very fortunate and grateful to Don Bluth and Gary Goldman." The Savannah College of Art and Design's reputation and growth in the School of Film and Digital Media led Bluth and Goldman to donate the collection to the college. "We are very familiar with SCAD's recent accomplishments in the field of animation and their large animation student population," said Goldman. "We felt that having access to our archive of animation art would be of value to SCAD animation students and faculty." Goldman went on to say that he and Bluth felt that students would benefit from studying the collection whether seeking a career in traditional or computer-generated animation. "A thorough knowledge of traditional or classical animation and its history will help teach new artists in the field of animation," he said. "Having access to the original art for storyboarding, character and FX animation, layout and background painting, will enable the students to see the analyzation and research involved to bring animated characters and environmental phenomena to life." Spanning 50 years, Bluth's illustrious career includes work with studio giants such as Walt Disney Productions and 20th Century Fox Film Corporation. Bluth has distributed his independent films through MGM/UA, Universal Pictures, Warner Bros and The Samuel Goldwyn Company all produced at his own studio, Don Bluth Entertainment. Originally an English literature major at Brigham Young University, Bluth auspiciously began his career in 1955 as an assistant animator to John Lounsbery on Walt Disney's "Sleeping Beauty" (1959). Bluth has worked in all categories of traditional animation, from mixing colors for ink and paint to writing scripts, directing scenes and even composing songs. His career took off at Disney, where he served as an animator for "Robin Hood" (1973), directing animator for "Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too" (1974) and "The Rescuers" (1976), director of animation for "Pete's Dragon" (1977), and producer and director for "The Small One" (1978). Bluth's name came to the public's attention in 1979 when he resigned his position at Walt Disney Productions along with long- time partners and fellow animators Goldman and John Pomeroy to start Don Bluth Productions. Since that time, Bluth has written, directed, produced and designed characters and environments for 12 films, one featurette, the two-minute animated sequence in the film "Xanadu," and three laser disc video games. Along with "The Secret of N.I.M.H.," "An American Tail" and "All Dogs Go To Heaven," his noteworthy films include "The Land Before Time" (1988) and "Thumbelina" (1994). Working with Fox Animation Studios, Bluth also created "Anastasia" (1997), "Bartok the Magnificent" (1999) and "Titan A.E." (2000). His video games include the well- known "Dragon's Lair" (1983), "Space Ace" (1983) and "Dragon's Lair II: A Time Warp" (1989). Bluth's partner, Goldman began his career in 1972 on the animated motion picture "Robin Hood" as a rough assistant animator to supervising animator Frank Thomas. Goldman's career continued as an animator on Disney's "Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too" (1974) and "The Rescuers" (1976), and as directing animator on "Pete's Dragon" (1977) and "The Small One" (1978). Goldman worked as a directing animator, producer, co-director and supervised post-production on all of their independent films including "The Secret of N.I.M.H.," "Dragon's Lair," "Space Ace," "An American Tail," "Dragon's Lair II: A Time Warp," "The Land Before Time," "All Dogs Go To Heaven," "Thumbelina," "Anastasia," "Bartok the Magnificent" and "Titan A.E." Goldman's last three films were produced in Phoenix, Ariz., for Fox Animation Studios, which Goldman co-helmed the establishment of in 1994 at the invitation of 20th Century Fox executives Bill Mechanic and Peter Chernin. The collection is currently being assessed and cataloged and permanent plans for the collection will be announced. On Saturday, Nov. 5, 7 p.m. SCAD will honor Bluth and Goldman at the Savannah Film Festival with a Lifetime Achievement Award in Animation. +++++ From ComiX-Fan at http://www.comixfan.com/xfan SONY CONFIRMS CHURCH AS SANDMAN FOR SPIDER-MAN 3 Sony Pictures has put an end to months of speculation as to just which villain actor Thomas Haden Church will be portraying in Spider-Man 3 by posting the first image of the actor from the film on the Official Spider-Man Movie Site. Under the title "Guess Who?", the image features Church wearing a distinctive green striped shirt and bears the caption, "Thomas Haden Church as Flint Marko". Church was announced as Spider-Man's new big screen archenemy back in March though the character's identity was kept secret. That 70's Show star Topher Grace has also been cast in the film, but his character's identity is similarly being kept under wraps. +++++ From the DC Comics Online Newsletter at http://www.dccomics.com ALL STAR BATMAN AND ROBIN, THE BOY WONDER #2 SELLS OUT AT DC COMICS The incredible second issue of ALL STAR BATMAN AND ROBIN, THE BOY WONDER is now sold out at DC Comics. Written by Frank Miller and illustrated by Jim Lee & Scott Williams, issue #2 (JUL050189) continued their powerful retelling of the Dynamic Duo's early days. "That's awesome news. I can't thank the fans and retailers enough for their passion and enthusiasm," says Lee. "The best thing is that we're just getting started. Wait till readers get a load of what's coming up next few issues. Frank's pulling out all the stops as we reintroduce some of our best of the classic DCU characters into the world of ALL STAR BATMAN AND ROBIN." Other issues of ALL STAR BATMAN AND ROBIN, THE BOY WONDER are available as follows: ALL STAR BATMAN AND ROBIN, THE BOY WONDER #1 (MAY050190) is available for reorder. ALL STAR BATMAN AND ROBIN, THE BOY WONDER #3 VARIANT EDITION (SEP058264) is available for order and is scheduled to arrive in stores on December 21. (As a reminder, retailers may order one copy of the variant edition for every ten copies of the standard edition ordered.) ALL STAR BATMAN AND ROBIN, THE BOY WONDER #4 (NOV050225) is resolicited in the November Previews (Volume XV #11) and is scheduled to arrive in stores on February 8. All previous orders on this issue are cancelled. ALL STAR BATMAN AND ROBIN, THE BOY WONDER #4 VARIANT EDITION, featuring a cover by Frank Miller, (NOV050226) is solicited in the November Previews (Volume XV #11) and is scheduled to arrive in stores on February 8. ALL STAR BATMAN AND ROBIN, THE BOY WONDER #1 SPECIAL EDITION (OCT050214), featuring Lee's pencilled art from issue #1 (with lettering) and Miller's script for that issue, is available for advance reorder and is scheduled to arrive in stores on December 7. DC Comics has no plan to go back to press on ALL STAR BATMAN AND ROBIN, THE BOY WONDER #2 at this time. Copies still may be available at retail. ARTIST SHANE DAVIS SIGNS EXCLUSIVE AGREEMENT WITH DC COMICS Artist Shane Davis, who has pencilled issues of BATMAN, ROBIN, NIGHTWING and WONDER WOMAN, has signed an exclusive agreement with DC Comics. "What can I say, this took me by surprise," says Davis. "I am thrilled to have found a place to hang my hat at DC Comics. I think everyone knows that this is a very exciting time at DC, and I'm very happy to be asked to be a part of the new DC Comics." "Shane is a superstar. Period," says Group Editor Bob Schreck. "(Senior Editor) Matt Idelson and I have been working with Shane on and off for several years now and he's really come into his own. The fans are in for a real treat as they will get to watch him grow here in the DCU. His work on BATMAN #647 was met with a resounding thunderclap of applause from our readers, and his next gig on the BATMAN ANNUAL will be even better! We are all so lucky to be working with him!" BATMAN #647 (SEP050206) is available for advance reorder and is scheduled to arrive in stores on November 30. DC DIRECT SIGNS SCULPTOR KAREN PALINKO TO EXCLUSIVE CONTRACT Karen Palinko, award-winning sculptor of projects including the SUPER FRIENDS, JUSTICE LEAGUE UNLIMITED and TEEN TITANS MAQUETTES, has signed an exclusive agreement with DC Direct. "I'm pretty damn excited," says Palinko. "I've worked with DC Direct for a number of years now, and they've given me some of my favorite assignments. I'm a great admirer of DC's art and the talent they've assembled, and I'm really looking forward to the upcoming projects." "It's great to have a talent like Karen joining DC Direct full time," says Jim Fletcher, Senior Art Director - DC Direct. "Her skillful interpretations of the diverse visions of characters from the DCU and beyond are sure to keep fans and collectors happy for years to come!" "Karen has the unique talent to accurately realize a wide range of creative visions, from the Cartoon Network to Alex Ross," says Georg Brewer, VP - Design & DC Direct Creative. "This eclectic range reflects the breadth and strength of the DC Direct line, and adding Karen to our exclusive team will position us to achieve even greater success." Palinko's JUSTICE LEAGUE ANIMATED: BATMAN MAQUETTE was named "Collectible Statue of the Year" in 2002 by Diamond Comic Distributors. In addition, Palinko has sculpted the FIRST APPEARANCE SERIES ONE ACTION FIGURES, the Alex Ross- designed JUSTICE ACTION FIGURES, and collectible statues based on animated series on the Cartoon Network. Besides her work for DC and, before that, the Warner Bros. Studio Stores, she has sculpted a wide variety of merchandise produced or authorized by companies including Art Asylum, Avon, Lennox, MGM, Nickelodeon, Elvis Presley Enterprises and Marvel Comics. Prior to becoming a sculptor, she worked in publishing as a Graphic Designer and Art Director. LOSERS ARTIST JOCK RENEWS HIS EXCLUSIVE AGREEMENT WITH DC COMICS Jock, the artist of LOSERS and cover artist on BATMAN, has renewed his exclusive agreement with DC Comics. "With THE LOSERS coming to its huge climax and the opportunity for other projects both with Vertigo and the DCU coming up, it seemed a perfect time to continue working with DC," says Jock. "I really couldn't have hoped for anything more from working with my editors... except perhaps the keys to that experimental Batplane they keep on the roof of 1700 Broadway. It's just selfish - all the DC staffers get to take it for a spin, but when it comes to the creators? Not a chance." "Jock's drop-dead covers and dynamic storytelling on THE LOSERS have become a Vertigo mainstay," says Karen Berger, VP - Editorial Director, Vertigo. "We look forward to working with him as he brings his graphic signature style to more of our books." Upcoming issues of THE LOSERS are available as follows: ?? THE LOSERS #30 (SEP050309) is available for advance reorder and is scheduled to arrive in stores on November 30. ?? THE LOSERS #31 (OCT050322) is solicited in the October Previews (Vol. XV #10) and is scheduled to arrive in stores on December 28. ?? THE LOSERS #32 (NOV050327) is solicited in the November Previews (Vol. XV #11) and is scheduled to arrive in stores on January 25. ARTIST HOWARD PORTER EXTENDS HIS EXCLUSIVE AGREEMENT WITH DC COMICS Artist Howard Porter, acclaimed for his amazing runs on THE FLASH and JLA, has extended his exclusive agreement with DC Comics. "It's a pleasure to continue making comics with DC and working with the great (Senior Editor) Joey Cavalieri," says Porter. "I am striving to make the next few years my most creative ones yet. To ensure that, as a signing bonus DC has shared their super-secret mantra with me and now I would like to share it with everyone else. Just remember, use it only for good: In brightest day, in darkest night, no comic shall escape my sight - let those who worship comics' might, beware my power. DC Comics' Light!" "Uh, welcome to the Corps, Howard," says Cavalieri. "It's great to have Howard continuing with DC... and wait till you see his work on JONNY QUEST!" Porter's work may be found in these titles, all available for reorder: ?? THE FLASH: IGNITION TP (DEC040259) ?? THE FLASH: THE SECRET OF BARRY ALLEN TP (MAY050230) ?? JLA VOLUME 1: NEW WORLD ORDER TP (MAY045046) ?? JLA VOLUME 2: AMERICAN DREAMS TP (STAR07133) ?? JLA VOLUME 3: ROCK OF AGES TP (STAR19794) ?? JLA VOLUME 4: STRENGTH IN NUMBERS TP (STAR19683) ?? JLA VOLUME 5: JUSTICE FOR ALL TP (FEB058561) ?? JLA VOLUME 6: WORLD WAR THREE TP (STAR16225) ?? JLA VOLUME 7: TOWER OF BABEL TP (FEB058316) ?? UNDERWORLD UNLEASHED TP (STAR07604) +++++ From ICV2.com Brad Meltzer Exclusive With DC Meltzer, Lee, New York Comic-Con GoHs November 08, 2005 Novelist Brad Meltzer, who wrote the universe-altering Identity Crisis mini-series for DC Comics, has signed an exclusive agreement with America's oldest comic book publisher. Meltzer, who also followed Kevin Smith with a popular run on DC's Green Arrow, is a best-selling novelist (The Tenth Justice, The First Counsel, The Zero Game) with a real flair for creating Washington DC-based governmental thrillers and the co-creator of the critically acclaimed Jack & Bobby TV series. Although the nature of Meltzer's next DC project remains unclear, his agreement with DC is further indication of the comic book industry's increasing ability to attract highly talented writers from other media (see "Marvel Announces Three Projects With Best- Selling Authors"). Meltzer's Identity Crisis was not only a hit in the direct market -- the collected version has also been one of the top-selling superhero graphic novels in bookstores in 2005. DC also announced that Meltzer, along with DC superstar Jim Lee will be Guests of Honor at the inaugural New York ComicCon in February 2006. Pantheon Graphic Novel Based on a Movie Of Philip K. Dick's 'A Scanner Darkly' November 09, 2005 Pantheon has announced a graphic novel composed entirely of stills from the forthcoming animated motion picture based on A Scanner Darkly, Philip K. Dick's haunting novel of addiction and corporate corruption set in Orange County in a drug-addled near future. Innovative filmmaker Richard Linklater (Slackers) has written and directed the film, which stars Keanu Reeves, Robert Downey, Jr., Woody Harrelson, and Winona Ryder, and which utilizes live action photography overlaid with an advanced animation process known as "interpolated rotoscoping." The result is a visually striking film, which Pantheon has turned into an equally striking, fumetti-like graphic novel with dialogue by the American Splendor creative team -- Harvey Pekar, and Laura and Gary Dumm. Philip K. Dick, who died in 1982, is clearly one of the finest science fiction writers of the 20th Century. His novels and short stories have also formed the basis for a number of extremely interesting films including the genre-defining Bladerunner (1982), Total Recall (1990), and Minority Report (2002). Linklater's film of A Scanner Darkly is slated for release by Warner Independent Films in March of 2006. Vintage Books is reissuing A Scanner Darkly (Dick's best-selling novel) in February simultaneously with Pantheon's publication of the full-color A Scanner Darkly graphic novel (cover price: $15.95). +++++ From The SCOOP! at http://scoop.diamondgalleries.com/ Toronto Comicon Gets New Guest of Honor Industry News, Scoop, Friday, November 11, 2005 Due to increased work commitments, Stan Lee will be unable to attend the April 28-30 2006 Paradise Comics Toronto Comicon, where he was slated to appear as the Guest of Honor. In his stead, Paradise Comics has selected master illustrator and industry legend George Perez as a replacement honoree. The call went out far and wide" said Kevin Boyd, Paradise Conventions co- promoter and Comicon organizer, "and Mr. Perez answered! We are extremely honored to have Mr. Perez joining us for our fourth year." Plans are currently underway to include Stan in the event by video conference. "We were planning to schedule a talk at the event with Stan Lee and a university professor," reports Peter Dixon co-promoter of Comicon and owner of Paradise Comics, "and since so many people were looking forward to hearing Stan talk, we owe it to the fans to try to make it work, and depending on the feasibility of video-conferencing we may do more of it with additional guests and celebrities who are unable to attend in person." "While we are disappointed that Stan Lee won't be able to attend in person," Dixon added "the show will go on. Stan Lee has still agreed to sign some books for us when we visit him in the spring of 2006. If anyone is interested in getting something signed by Stan Lee I suggest they contact us for details at paradisecomics@on.aibn.com or by phone at 416-487-9807." Paradise Conventions and the Canadian Comic Book Creator Award Association (CCBCAA) have also announced that award-winning author and industry historian Gerard Jones has agreed to appear at the 2006 Paradise Comicon as a guest and as the keynote speaker for the 2nd Annual Joe Shuster Awards for Canadian Comic Book Creators. Big Apple Con Next Weekend Industry News, Scoop, Friday, November 11, 2005 Big Apple Conventions is New York city's longest running and most highly attended Comic Book, Art, & Toy Show. For over ten years, the Big Apple Con has brought together the very best of artistic talent, celebrity stars, and collectibles in the country. Held seasonally, the Big Apple Con showcases a variety of events, including celebrity signings, interviews, panel discussions, anime theater, all-day gaming, a costume contest, art auction, and much more. This month's Big Apple Con--the 10th annual national-- welcomes several celebrity guests including Carrie Fisher, Ray Park (Star Wars' Darth Maul), Daniel Logan (young Boba Fett), and Battlestar Galactica's Richard Hatch. The action-packed Con will be held November 18-20 at the Penn Pavilion (401 7th Avenue, New York, NY). Comics legends and rising stars to attend include Neal Adams, Jerry Robinson, Dick Giordano, Dave Sim, Sam Keith, and Billy Tucci. For more information on hours, admission, and lineup, visit http://www.bigapplecon.com +++++ 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. 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