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Current offers include discounted rates on all recently published Heroic Publishing back issues, plus an opportunity to purchase copies of the limited edition lithograph of Mark Sparacio's upcoming cover for Flare #32. Heroic Publishing's full-color comic book titles are distributed by Diamond Comics Distributors, FM International, and Ingram Periodicals. Retailers who haven't been ordering Heroic Publishing titles may want to register on the Heroic Publishing website at www.heroicpub.com/retailer and take advantage of Heroic Publishing's back issue services. Back issues of all Heroic titles are normally made available for wholesale purchase beginning 30 days after their on-sale date. For more information, please contact: Heroic Publishing Inc 6433 California Ave Long Beach CA 90805 562-428-4124 news@heroicpub.com +++++ JUDO GIRL FLIES SOLO AGAIN IN APRIL Judo Girl returns in 2006 with an all-new mini-series at Alias Comics! November 20, 2005 - Coming April 2006, JUDO GIRL returns to Blue Water Productions and Alias Comics with an all-new mini-series by writer Johnny Lowe and artist Alex Julian. In this new mini-series, the villainous Hep Cat is back! He and Judo Girl had a kinda-almost-sorta-maybe relationship long-ago, but while Judo Girl has emerged into the 21st century still in her early 20s, Hep Cat is now in his 60s! How will this new age gap affect these two lost lovers, and can Hep Cat and Judo Girl ever really be together? "Judo Girl generally has an upbeat, positive personality, and so will make plenty of humorous remarks during her encounters with the bad guys, though it'll be somewhat less than in the first mini-series," said writer, Johnny Lowe of his take on the characters. Also expect an appearance by Atlas, and the return of the Judo Girl villain, Silencer - who first appeared in THE LEGEND OF ISIS #5! "Silencer is a good adversary for Judo Girl as she too is obviously trained in many fighting techniques," said Lowe. "Of course, Silencer doesn't speak except in rare moments, so Judo Girl will try and take up the slack in the repartee ... which might annoy and anger Silencer even more!" Joining Lowe on this series is artist, Alex Julian, who tells of his artistic influences, and what fans can expect to find in April! "I looked at [artists like] J. Scott Campbell and Roger Cruz, for the sexy judo girl look, and added a lot of my style to it," said Julian. "[Managing Editor] Darren Davis really pushed me to give the book a cutting-edge by bringing the characters out of the panel and making objects look like they're flying out at you." The all-new JUDO GIRL mini-series will be available in April 2006! For additional information on JUDO GIRL and other BWP titles, visit the Blue Water Productions web site at http://www.bluewaterprod.com or visit them at Alias Comics on the web at http://www.aliasenterprises.com +++++ MIKE BARON'S "THE ARCHITECT" TO DEBUT ONLINE ROUND ROCK, TEXAS -- Veteran comics writer Mike Baron will join the next wave of Web-comics creators with _The Architect_, a 70- page graphic novella created with the hot up-and-comer artist Andie Tong, and which will debut on the completely re-vamped BigHeadPress.Com website in February 2006. _The Architect_ is a horror story concerning Roark Dexter Smith, a beguiler, womanizer, bon vivant, amateur mycologist and virtuoso violinist in addition to being a world-class architect. He also has a secret ... hobby, which he uses to destroy the family he believes has betrayed him. "This tale weaves greed, lust, murder and magic into a tapestry that proves the perfect vehicle for Tong's clean yet energetic, Eastern-influenced style," Baron said. Tong began the project with Baron while a resident or Perth, Australia. He now resides in London where he works for Marvel UK. The story is inspired by a tragic historical event from the life of renowned architect Frank Loyd Wright. "In August, 1914, Mamah (Wright's mistress,) her two children, and four others were brutally murdered at Taliesen by a deranged servant who barricaded them in the dining room and set the building on fire. Those who managed to escape the flames he killed with an ax as they ran from the burning building." (-- Frank Lloyd Wright & the Prairie School in Wisconsin, Kristin Visser, Prairie Oak Press.) Baron helped spark the first boom of independent, creator-owned comics stories back in the early 1980s when he co-created the Eisner-Award-winning _Nexus_ with artist Steve Rude. He has spawned other creator-owned titles (such as _Badger_) and for years wrote stories for some of DC and Marvel Comics' company- owned characters including The Flash, The Punisher, Deadman, and various Conan-The-Barbarian derived titles. _The Architect_ will be serialized on the web and if it attracts a sufficient audience, Big Head Press hopes to publish a quality- trade paperback version for distribution in the comic-book direct- sales and the book-trade markets. Big Head Press was founded in 2002 by Frank W. Bieser as a publisher of creator-owned graphic novels. In 2006 it is expanding into the Web-comics field, where it will promote quality graphic stories from professional creators in a free-viewing medium supported by advertising and related-product merchandising. +++++ eigoMANGA Launches A Two-City Comic Book Concert Event SAN FRANCISCO, CA and LOS ANGELES, CA: eigoMANGA, the publishers for the Japanese-influenced comic book series RUMBLE PAK, is producing a two-city comic book rock concert tour at THINGS FROM ANOTHER WORLD in San Francisco and the Los Angeles area (Universal City) called RUMBLE INVASION 2005. RUMBLE INVASION 2005 takes place at the Sony Metreon location in San Francisco, CA on December 3, 2005 and at the Universal City location in Universal City, CA on December 17, 2005. RUMBLE INVASION celebrates the 2006 release of the Japanese- influenced comic book series RUMBLE PAK. During the two city concert event, comic book and anime fans are able to enjoy live music and watch eigoMANGA artists at work. The music the local energetic musicians range from Japanese rock to punk and hard metal. RUMBLE INVASION's event coordinator, Oscar Gutierrez Jr. wants to bring a fusion of artistic trends from Asia with the American lifestyle through this concert. He says, "This is our second year of Rumble Invasion and we are quite excited to continue this tradition of exposing not just our readers but to all who come to see new music from upcoming bands from J-rock to American music. Plus Rumble Pak's 2006 installment is going to be stronger with new forth coming titles from hilarious to legendary sagas that all should take a gander". Fans are encouraged to visit RUMBLEPAK.com or eigoMANGA.com to obtain more information about RUMBLE INVASION 2005. +++++ Marvel Entertainment Selects Fadel Partners to Implement a Rights and Royalties Management Solution NEW YORK, Nov. 21 /PRNewswire/ -- Fadel Partners, Inc., a certified Oracle partner, signed a services agreement with Marvel Entertainment, Inc., a prominent global entertainment and licensing company, to implement a rights and royalties management software solution (RRM) utilizing the Oracle E-Business Suite 11i. The RRM software will help Marvel improve revenue projection and cash management and increase financial return on intellectual property rights. In addition to implementing Oracle CRM Sales, Configurator, Contracts and Accounts Receivable, Fadel Partners will build royalty management software to help calculate and track earned royalties and overages. Fadel Partners designed this solution to meet the global licensing needs of publishing, media and entertainment companies and has licensed the right from Marvel to re-sell the RRM software to other prospects and clients. "Fadel Partners used a structured implementation methodology to help identify and document our business requirements," said Kenneth West, Executive Vice President and CFO at Marvel. "As a result, we chose Fadel Partners to implement an innovative rights and royalties management solution that will help us link and analyze our intellectual property rights information and more efficiently manage our royalty processing." By automating existing manual processes with the RRM software and the Oracle Applications, Marvel will have structured rights configurations and tracking, efficient royalty processing and an integrated contract management and financials solution. The implementation will provide Marvel with more precise tracking of licensee information and rights utilization, faster posting of incoming royalties and better business insight thru the use of business intelligence and reporting. "Fadel Partners' RRM software will help Marvel drive future revenue growth through exploiting its intellectual property rights and exploring new trends in the underlying business segments," said Tarek E. Fadel, Founder and CEO of Fadel Partners. "Our RRM software is the first rights and royalties management solution fully integrated with the Oracle platform, allowing Marvel to leverage the power of the Oracle Applications and streamline the creation, configuration and management of intellectual property rights." +++++ 3 Boys Productions News and Calendar Dear Friends and Students of the Unusual, The month of November continues to be a banner month for 3 Boys Productions with the IFC TV special and, of course, the fabulous MIFF 2005! We had a fantastic success at this year's Melbourne Independent Filmmakers Festival! It was a great time and so nice to see lots of old friends and make new ones! Special thanks to the filmmakers, the sponsors, the guests, and everyone who helped make it a success. Here are some nice articles and photos About this year's MIFF. Nice articles: http://www.floridatoday.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051109/L IFE/511090331/1005 http://floridatoday.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051112/NEWS0 1/511120322/-1/archives http://www.floridatoday.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051118/C OLUMNISTS0105/511180315/1046 http://216.239.57.104/search?q=cache:nu4rFlAmmxkJ:http://www.tcpa lm.com/tcp/entertainment/article/0,,TCP_999_4225318,00.html+melbo urne%20film%20festival%20press-journal&hl=en&start=1&ie=UTF-8 MIFF Photos:(thanks to Ken Horton) http://www.icunphotos.com/miff05.html Upcoming 3 Boys Productions/ "Students of the Unusual" Appearances Jan 12-15th "Marked for Life" Female Tattoo Artist Expo http://deanaskinart.com/flyer.htm Jan 27-29th FX --The Florida Extravaganza http://fxshow.com/ Feb 24-26th Megacon http://megaconvention.com/ hosting the Megacon Indy Film Expo! "Students of the Unusual", our critically acclaimed horror comic is being featured on the Independent Film Channel(IFC). The name of the special is called "The Comic-Con Chronicles". A preview of the show is currently posted on their website at IFC.com. http://www3.ifctv.com/comicon/ http://video.ifc.com/Comicon.mov If you love comic conventions, you will love it. It really rocks! Upcoming Air Dates: Sunday November 20th 5:30PM IFC News Special: Comicon Chronicles Tuesday November 22nd 3:45PM IFC News Special: Comicon Chronicles Tuesday November 29th 9:45AM IFC News Special: Comicon Chronicles For more info go to www.studentsoftheunusual.com +++++ ALIAS SIGNS EXCLUSIVE WITH DIAMOND Alias Comics moves exclusive to Diamond Distribution; hitting bookstores in '06! San Diego, California (November 22, 2005) - Alias Comics, publishers of such popular titles as SIXGUN SAMURAI, 10th MUSE, and LULLABY, have recently signed an exclusive distribution deal with Diamond Comic Distributors, Inc. that will not only supply comic shops with the publisher's titles, but also bookstores across the country! "There were several reasons we signed with them," said Alias publisher, Brett Burner, "but mostly because the deal fits best with our model of a company. They're working hard for us, and are going to help push our trades into the book market." Diamond will also be taking on the burden of order fulfillment, among other functions, and therefore less labor and warehousing space will be required on the part of Alias. "This will help us focus on other, more important things," added Burner, "and that IS to the greatest benefit of our studios." Another great advantage is that Diamond can help place Alias trades and graphic novels into bookstores everywhere, greatly expanding their exposure and sales. Currently, Diamond trade paperback and graphic novel solicitations for the book market run two months further out than the regular comics. As a result of this, Alias will push all currently expected releases of graphic novels and trades to coincide with bookstore releases over the summer of 2006 - beginning in May. "It is a shame to have to do this with our October-December books, but it is a one-time setback whose result will be better overall sales for each title, therefore better circulation," said Burner. Below is a tentative release schedule for when Alias TPBs and GNs could start appearing in bookstores everywhere. ( ** - available NOW in comic shops everywhere!) May 2006: DEAL WITH THE DEVIL - trade paperback: vol 1 IMAGINARIES: LOST & FOUND - trade paperback: vol 1 ED'S TERRESTRIALS ** (available in comic shops this November) LULLABY WISDOM SEEKER - trade paperback: vol 1 ** PSI KIX - graphic novel: # 1 ** THE LEGEND OF ISIS: BEGINNINGS - trade paperback: vol 1** June 2006 10TH MUSE - trade paperback: vol 1 ** OZF5: GALE FORCE - one-shot ** JOHN CARPENTERS SNAKE PLISSKEN CHRONICLES - trade paperback: vol 1 ** LIONS TIGERS & BEARS - trade paperback JOHNNY CARONTE: ZOMBIE DETECTIVE & REVOLVER - graphic novel: vol 1 ** July 2006 10TH MUSE: ODYSSEY - graphic novel ** DAVID'S MIGHTY MEN - graphic novel ** SOULCATCHER - graphic novel ** LEGACY MANGA DIGEST - trade paperback: vol 1 ** LULLABY: ONCE UPON A TIME: PIED PIPER OF HAMELIN - graphic novel: vol 1 DANIEL - graphic novel August 2006 10TH MUSE: MANGA SIZED - trade paperback: vol 1 THE LEGEND OF ISIS - trade paperback: vol 2 JUDO GIRL - trade paperback: vol 1 DAVID SHEPHERDS SONG - trade paperback: vol 1 ** (available in comic shops this December) PSI KIX - graphic novel: # 2 TED NOODLEMAN: BICYCLE DELIVERY BOY - trade paperback ** September 2006 10TH MUSE: TRAGEDY STRIKES - trade paperback: vol 2 NOTICE: This early planned schedule is only tentative and subject to change. Please watch Alias and Diamond for any shipping changes. "This is great for everyone at Alias," said 10th MUSE creator/writer, Darren G. Davis. "Signing exclusive with Diamond will not only strengthen our position in the comic book market, but it's also great to finally get our trades and graphic novels into bookstores where we can reach a whole new audience." For more information on these great trades and other Alias titles, please visit your local comic book shop, or simply visit Alias online at http://www.aliasenterprises.com ! # # # # ABOUT ALIAS ENTERPRISES: Alias Enterprises, LLC is a comic book publisher that has partnered with many creators and studios within the industry to produce a line of fun, high-quality titles. Founded by comic book industry veteran Mike S. Miller (X-MAN, ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN, JLA, G.I. JOE VS. TRANSFORMERS, THE HEDGE KNIGHT, and others) and Lamp Post Publishing owner Brett Burner, Alias is on its way to becoming one of the industry's foremost publishers. Some of Alias's titles include THE IMAGINARIES, DEAL WITH THE DEVIL, KILLER STUNTS INC, LETHAL INSTINCT, PAKKIN'S LAND, TED NOODLEMAN: BICYCLE DELIVERY BOY, DAVID'S MIGHTY MEN and SIXGUN SAMURAI. Alias is also partnered with Blue Water Productions to bring forth TENTH MUSE (vol 2) and JUDO GIRL. More information about Alias, its projects and partners, can be found at http://www.aliasenterprises.com +++++ The Center for Cartoon Studies-More Than Just a School This story originally appeared in PW Comics Week on Nov. 22, 2005 By Douglas Wolk -- Publishers Weekly, 11/22/2005 "You know what I got in the mail today?" James Sturm says excitedly. "All the preliminary sketches that Al Jaffee does when he does a Mad fold-in," he says referring to long-time Mad magazine cartoonist. Sturm, a cartoonist whose books include the critically acclaimed graphic novels The Golem's Mighty Swing and Fantastic Four: Unstable Molecules, is the founder of the Center for Cartoon Studies, a new institution that's rapidly turning White River Junction, Vt., into a comics nexus. The CCS features a cartooning school (which admitted its first students this fall), rotating exhibitions (most recently New Yorker cartoonist Edward Koren) and, now, in an old firehouse that's a short walk from its main building, the Schulz Library-a collection of thousands of comics-related books, pamphlets and ephemera, funded by Charles Schulz's widow, Jean Schulz, to which Jaffee and many other cartoonists have contributed original work. This summer, the school will offer a series of one-week workshops. In addition, the Center has a deal with Hyperion Books for Children to produce a series of comics biographies; as Sturm points out, "We're called the Center for Cartoon Studies-we're not just a school." The first two titles under the Hyperion deal will appear next fall. The first book will be about Harry Houdini, written by Sturm and Jason Lutes and drawn by Nick Bertozzi, with an introduction by Glen David Gold. The other book will be on Satchel Paige and will be written by Sturm and drawn by Rich Tommaso, who just moved to White River Junction himself, and will include an introduction by African-American studies professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. Next in line is Henry David Thoreau, by minimalist cartoonist John Porcellino (Diary of a Mosquito Abatement Man). On Mondays, the Center's 20 students have drawing classes (taught by cartoonists James Kochalka and Steve Bissette, among others); on Tuesdays and Thursdays, they have classes on writing (taught by Peter Money and Sarah Stewart Taylor) and the history of comics. On Wednesdays, former Highwater Books publisher Tom Devlin teaches a production and design class. All of their assignments are designed to allow students to work toward publication in some form. "Right now it's our first semester ever-we're just kind of feeling out the whole process and how the school's going to function," Sturm says. "We're going to offer a one-year certificate and a two-year MFA once we gain our degree- granting authority, which we do not have yet." Alison Bechdel (Dykes to Watch Out For), Barron Storey and Alec Longstreth have already been visiting artists at the school, and Chris Ware, Kevin Huizenga and Bill Griffith are scheduled to visit soon. The Schulz Library (whose core is Sturm's personal collection from the past 30 years) is rapidly expanding; a few comics publishers, like Drawn & Quarterly, have sent their entire catalogues. And the students (who range in age from 19 to 32) are a close-knit group, Sturm reports; many of them live in the Hotel Coolidge, across the street from the school. Any big surprises that have come out of the program so far? "In the back alley behind the school, we've put up a basketball net," he says. "It turns out that these geeky cartoonists are pretty good basketball players." +++++ From: ms53@optonline.net Really, anyone know what he's actually doing? Article says he's working, so.... http://www.ukraine-observer.com/articles/213/765 The Comic Book King Ukrainian-American Steve Ditko is acknowledged as one of the all- time great illustrators of comic books. He was born on 2 November 1927 in Johnstown Pennsylvania. Ditko got his start at the Cartoonists and Illustrators School in New York City. He began his professional career in 1953, when he did mostly horror and fantasy for Charlton Comics. His early covers, depicting, for example, blood-sucking beauties, brought him instant recognition. By the end of 1950s, the Golden age of comic books, he'd moved to Atlas Comics, which soon changed its name to the better known Marvel Comics. It was with Marvel, in 1962, that he would gain lasting fame as the co-creator of Spider Man. Readers immediately identified with Peter Parker, the troubled young man behind the super-hero mask, who was brow beaten by his boss and rejected by women. It was characteristic of Ditko to imbue his fictional characters with mood and anxiety. Another innovative feature of Spider Man introduced by the Ukrainian-American artist is that his mask reveals absolutely no facial features. Ditko himself was a man without a face, almost never appearing in public and refusing to give interviews to the media. His time at Marvel was also marked by conflict. Ditko had a long- running feud with writer and editor Stan Lee, who claimed to be the sole creator of Spider Man. Eventually, Lee acknowledged Ditko's significant contributions to the development of the character, but their difficult relations led Ditko to leave the company. The last straw is often alleged to have been a disagreement as to the secret identity of the Green Goblin, one of Spider Man's archenemies. In the second half of the sixties, Ditko returned to Charlton, which was relatively slower but offered more artistic freedom. It was there where he created new characters like Blue Beetle, Captain Atom (the first super hero with a nuclear twist) and, later, The Question - a crusading television journalist who dons a faceless mask to dig into stories of corruption off limits to a normal reporter. The Question is thought to reflect the artist's philosophical views, which were based on the writings of Aristotle and Ayn Rand. "My philosophy, in essence, is the concept of Man as a heroic being, with his own happiness as the moral purpose of his life, with productive achievement as his noblest activity, and reason as his only absolute," wrote Rand, who was born and raised in Czarist Russia before immigrating to New York. Perhaps the character that best expresses Ditko's belief in Objectivism is the character Mr. A, whose hard line against criminals alienated readers and thus sales. The artist's lecturing style and imposing sociopolitical views earned him the nickname "Ditko the Dictator." Another commercial flop was The Creeper, which Ditko created during a short stint with DC Comics. The artist was apparently using the super-hero genre to explore ethical issues. Almost a decade later, Ditko returned to DC Comics with Shade, the Changing Man, which didn't last long but was later successfully revived without him. The 1980s marked a slow retreat into obscurity until the artist finally retired from mainstream comics in 1998, at the age of seventy-one. As prolific as he is intensely private, Ditko still works as an independent in New York. Starting out as a feature artist, he rose to success along with the genre of comic books itself. Like what many consider to be his best character, Dr. Strange - a mystical figure who occupies two different existences at the same time - Ditko seems to exist in two realities at once: his drawing room and the pages of the comics he creates. +++++ From Jim McCann at Marvel Comics http://www.marvel.com TRUE BELIEVER ALERT 11-21-2005 New X-Men #21, Marvel Knights 4 #25, and Punisher: Silent Night X-23 Shows Up For School in New X-Men #21 After the startling events from last issue where most of the Xavier Institute's students were rendered powerless, the New X-Men must now face a threat from one of the X-Men's deadliest villains in New X-Men #21. And if that wasn't enough, the loose-cannon killer X-23 shows up for school. William Stryker detests mutants and after the mass depowering of mutants following the events of the House of M, he sees this as a sign from God. Now is his chance to purge the rest of the mutants from the Earth and he plans on starting with the students of the Xavier Institute. The kids find themselves at their most vulnerable and the combination of Stryker, infighting amongst the team, and the addition of the wildcard X-23 may finally be enough to end school forever in New X-Men #21. NEW X-MEN #21 (OCT052006) Written by CHRISTOPHER YOST & CRAIG KYLE Pencils & Cover by MARK BROOKS 32 PGS./T+ SUGGESTED FOR TEENS AND UP ...$2.99 FOC - 11/22, On Sale - 12/14/2005 The FF's souls are on the line in Marvel Knights 4 #25 Magic rears its ugly head in the Fantastic Four's neighborhood leading many of the FF's magical friends and foes to come out of the woodwork in Marvel Knights 4 #25. It's the beginning of a whole new arc of the occult with an all-new penciler joining the title in Mizuki Sakakibara. "With 'The Resurrection of Nicholas Scratch,' I'm getting to bring back some of my favorite classic characters from the FF mythos," says Ten Terrific writer Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa. "Agatha Harkness, the witch who used to be Franklin's nanny and was seemingly dead; her insane son, the warlock Nicholas Scratch; and the mutant-witches Salem's Seven... Not to mention Dr. Strange and, in Parts Two and Three of the three-part arc, Diablo." When the order of the physical world and the neather- realms become unbalanced, a dark storm comes out that threatens all of existence. This sacred balance is thrown out of whack when the Salem's Seven attempt to resurrect their father, the warlock Nicholas Scratch. "It's a lot of mayhem and magic," promises Aguirre-Sacasa, "Which is, of course, one of the few realms the FF haven't yet conquered. Lots of fun, action, and cool horror." The Fantastic Four have triumphed over incredible odds many times before, but how will they react when its their souls on the line in Marvel Knights 4 #25? MARVEL KNIGHTS 4 # 25 (OCT051956) Written by ROBERTO AGUIRRE-SACASA Penciled by MIZUKI SAKAKIBARA Cover by TONY HARRIS 32 PGS./T+ SUGGESTED FOR TEENS AND UP ...$2.99 FOC - 11/22, On Sale - 12/14/2005 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. 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