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+++++ CRY WOLF -- ONE OF THE BEST GRAPHIC NOVELS FOR 2005 (Toledo, Ohio - January 17, 2006) The prestigious comic book website, The ComicFanatic.com, has christened Cry Wolf as one of the best original graphic novels of 2005. The novel wound up in a three-way tie for the coveted title with two other original novels: Ravenous and Dead West. "It is indeed an honor to have been selected as one of the best graphic novels of 2005," said author Doug Crill. "We hope that the Cry Wolf series will continue to be a success with the next three installments." Book two of the series entitled, "Ghost of Sijan," is slated for a spring 2006 release from publisher Open Book Press of Canada. According to Crill, Cry Wolf had received several other accolades in 2005. The biggest event came when the book was selected by the University of New Mexico as required reading material for a writing class about the myths and legends of lycanthropy through the ages. Because of this announcement, Cry Wolf and three other books from Open Book Press were chosen to be the exclusive graphic novels of this year's American Music Awards. In December of 2005, Crill and his novel were the featured guests on Global Talk Radio's -- "A Story to Tell," hosted by Kevin Dawson. "It has been a very rewarding year for us," said Crill. Back in 2004, Crill and the book's illustrator, Daniel J. Frey, formed Dark Dance Productions to create a wide range of quality- illustrated material for publication. Currently, book one of Cry Wolf is available online at Amazon.com, BookSurge.com, Open Book Press.com, and a number of other online distributors. It can also be purchased at www.crywolfgraphicnovel.com as well as fine bookstores everywhere. For more information about Cry Wolf, or to schedule an interview, please contact Christian Bonneray at bonneray3@sbcglobal.net or phone (419) 244-8828. To listen to Mr. Crill's radio interview go to www.globaltalkradio.com. +++++ Open Book Press Graphic Novels Available at Borders Ann Arbor, MI, January 24th, 2006 - Book retail giant Borders Books and Music has informed young upstart publisher Open Book Press that they will make their current line of graphic novels available to order at the counter of all Borders and Waldenbooks locations throughout the United States. This announcement is the direct result of the young company's reputation for garnering good press coverage, and dedication to driving sales through multiple channels. Borders has acknowledged these efforts and has agreed to make the books available to order at the counter, and if successful, will result in their books being carried on the shelves. Open Book Press is encouraging all fans and potential fans in the U.S. to purchase their books by ordering at the counter of their local Borders or Waldenbooks. The graphic novels currently available to order are: Cry Wolf - Winner of the best graphic novel of 2005 from www.thecomicfanatic.com ISBN: 0-9735716-7-5 Grafenveer Vol.1 - First installment of the medieval tale by Wayne Sanders & Christian N. St. Pierre. ISBN: 0-9735716-3-2 Monkeys & Midgets - The hilarious all ages comedy by Mike Gagnon and Nelson G. Danielson ISBN: 0-9735716-1-6 Dreams in Texture - Exquisitely illustrated collection of horror, poetry and fantasy comics by Kevin Clorey and Tom Muzzell. ISBN: 0-9735716-2-4 The children's book "Jessica's Journey" by Jacqueline S. Bruce, also published by Open Book Press will also be made available to order at the counter. Borders is currently continuing to review the extensive list of Open Book press's other books and has expressed interest in arranging authors signing for all of the books in the near future. More details can be found at: www.openbookpress.com +++++ ZOOM SUIT COMIC FIRST TO FEATURE COVER TO COVER METALFXr ENHANCEMENT TECHNOLOGY Publisher, Printer and Print Technology Company Team Up to Bring Cutting Edge Technology to Comic Fans January 17, 2006, Palm Beach, FL - Zoom Suit #1, solicited under Superverse in the February issue of Previews for items shipping in April 2006, has been sponsored by MetalFXr Technology and will feature their cutting edge MetalFXr inks process throughout the entire 36 story pages. The team up between Team Zoom Suit (USA), MetalFXr Technology (United Kingdom) and Datachrome Printers (Canada) marks the first "Cover to Cover" enhanced printing process. MetalFXr Technology is a Universal Process and Spot Metallic Color System that allows millions of metallic colors to be printed utilizing a software-driven prepress process and adding a MetalFXr base ink to the usual CMYK mix. The process allows the alien created Zoom Suit to pop off the pages and give readers the impression that the suit is real. "It's pretty sick looking," enthused Zoom Suit creator and writer, John Taddeo. "It's like High Def or 3D. In full metal, the suit is really jumping off the page, and to offer it throughout the entire book without raising the cover price is a huge win for everyone. I'd like to thank my trade partners for their help. This wouldn't have been possible without the cooperation of Datachrome and MetalFXr Technology." With over 250,000 comics and animation fans having already viewed the award-winning animated film Zoom Suit, a built in audience is expected for the debut of the comic book mini-series in April 2006. The first issue of the four issue mini-series is written by Zoom Suit creator, John Taddeo, with art by Billy Dallas Patton (X-Men Unlimited) and covers by Patton, Billy Tucci and Bob Layton. Additionally, a series of retailer incentives feature artwork by "Armored Legend" pencilers Gene Colan, Bart Sears, Jim Starlin and Bob Layton. In issue #1, an alien craft crash lands in Roswell, New Mexico, and the reports are heard around the world. Fast forward 60 years. The suit is stolen by turncoat NSA Agent Simon Bane. In a theft attempt reminiscent of DB Cooper, Simon leaps from an Army chopper at 8,000 feet and begins to don the Zoom Suit. However, he has made a deadly error: Aliens are small! The suit doesn't fit! Simon and the suit fall helplessly to earth at terminal velocity. On Earth, thirteen year old Myles Mason is bummed about not being able to afford a Halloween costume, when suddenly, from the sky, alien armor crashes to Earth just a few feet behind him. Zoom Suit is aimed at an 8 to 80 audience and looks to bring some fun back to comics. The first issue features a $2.95 cover price and contains 36 pages of story and art plus two full letters pages and ads parodying "old skool" ads seen in Marvel and DC comics for X-Ray specs, giant monsters, etc. The issue also contains many pop culture references and inside jokes as well as a secret code hidden throughout that will take fans on a mission outside the book, across the internet and into the middle of an alien conspiracy. Those that can decipher the code and solve the mystery will receive prizes such as DVDs and limited edition comics and trading cards. The award-winning animated short Zoom Suit, created by John Taddeo, can be seen online at www.superverse.com. For more information on the MetalFX enhancement technology, contact MetalFX at +44 (0)1943 884 888 or e-mail info@metal- fx.com. +++++ From Publishersweekly.com DiDio on DC's Big Jump Forward This story originally appeared in PW Comics Week on January 17, 2006 by Ian Brill -- 1/17/2006 The superheroes of the DC Universe have been through quite a bit in past few years. Superman, Batman and the rest of DC's characters have had to deal with some of the darkest moments in their lives. And in March, almost every DC book will take a leap forward in time by one year and readers will see a different DC Universe. It's all part of a plan by v-p, executive editor, Dan DiDio to inject more excitement into DC's monthly comics. The real beginning of this new direction for the DC Universe, as the superhero line is known, came when thriller novelist Brad Meltzer developed the miniseries Identity Crisis. The book dealt with the murder of Sue Dibny, wife of superhero Ralph Dibny, aka the Elongated Man. Her superhero friends dealt with the revelation that Sue had been raped by supervillain Dr. Light by giving him a secret lobotomy. In that story, DiDio saw that DC's superheroes could go to a dark place, one that required them to question their roles as superheroes. DiDio called for a meeting with Geoff Johns, Greg Rucka and Judd Winick, three of DC's biggest writers, and together they developed the direction in which they wanted the DC Universe to go. "We wanted to create a sense of 'must read on Wednesday,' to not wait for the trade," said DiDio, referring to the day when new comics arrive in comic book stores. The DC books that then followed all tied into an overarching mega-story. A one-shot entitled Countdown to Infinite Crisis and four miniseries, Day of Vengeance, Villains United, OMAC Project and The Rann-Thanagar War, all told aspects of the story. Meanwhile, some continuing DC titles tied in to what was going on in the mini-series. There was so much going on that DC had to prepare a list of books that told readers which series tied in to which miniseries. The list contained more than 20 single comic books, not counting the original miniseries. They were all leading up to the eight part miniseries Infinite Crisis, by Johns and Phil Jimenez, which will lead DC's books into the One Year Later jump. "The last thing I wanted after Infinite Crisis was to have all the characters talking about the same thing," said DiDio. "One of my editors suggested One Year Later so that all the characters were going on about things in their own lives." The jump will mean that a lot of characters will have new creative teams and editors. James Robinson, who wrote the acclaimed Starman series in the '90s, will return to write Batman. Johns and Kurt Busiek (Astro City) will start writing the Superman books. The change isn't just in the creative teams. DC's new editorial policy means that different editors have control over various books about the same hero, whereas previously one editor was in change of all the Superman books, and so on. DiDio said this will allow old characters to be seen with new eyes. "It's a challenge to keep everything fresh," he said. Many of the books that tie in to DC's special projects don't just follow the current storylines but also base their plots on decades of comic book continuity. Infinite Crisis itself is a sequel to the 1986 maxi-series Crisis on Infinite Earths [see this issue's interview with writer Marv Wolfman] and Identity Crisis evokes a Justice League of America mind-switch story from 1979. DiDio is aware of the heavy use of continuity but doesn't believe it's a problem. "I believe continuity should be a tool of storytelling, but not a crutch," he says. "Great stories, regardless of how they're steeped in continuity, will read like great stories." One of DC's biggest projects in 2006 will be a weekly series tentatively titled 52. DC president and publisher Paul Levitz came up with the idea that there should be a weekly comic to explain a lot of the storylines in the DC Universe. DiDio's background is in television and the way the book is set up is patterned after a weekly television series, with six stories running through the book, not unlike a TV soap opera. Johns, Rucka, Mark Waid and Grant Morrison will all write the book together while Keith Giffen ties it all together with breakdowns for artists to finish. J.G. Jones will do covers. While most series are on a monthly schedule and both DC and Marvel have been known to ship books late (by a few to many weeks), DiDio says that the people behind 52 will make the book's schedule work, since they started on it seven months before the May launch. "We made a commitment to the retailers and to the fans, and that is a commitment I am not willing to break," says DiDio. While DiDio has said there aren't any plans to follow Infinite Crisis with another big crossover event, he still wants DC's superhero books to have the same level of excitement for fans, so they'll stick with the single-issue comics before the collected editions. Even though DiDio wants to see a concentration on the monthly single issues, DC still continues to provide trade book editions of its event stories. Identity Crisis got a major push in bookstores, with Meltzer's name in large print on the cover. Infinite Crisis will also become a hardcover edition with extra features. DC is still evaluating the best way to collect 52. The One Year Later stories from the continuing series will feature DC's new promotional plans for collected editions. "We recently completed a plan so that we can begin to collect the DCU titles cleanly after OYL," says a DC spokesperson. "Each series title will be collected as its own trade series (as we do now) but we will be calling out "One Year Later" on both the front cover and in the back cover copy." "The goal is to take advantage of the goals and success of the periodicals, while at the same time providing a satisfying reading experience for those collecting the trades." said the spokesperson. "Given the range and diversity of the DCU titles, and the complex nature of the stories today, it's a real juggling act to maintain the momentum of the comics and yet give them the space to have a life of their own." Nonetheless, DC has no plan to desert traditional comic books in the future. "I think the periodical nature of comics is what makes comics great," said DiDio. "People get excited about periodicals. I want to make sure everybody feels like they're getting their full value." +++++ BOB LAYTON TO JOIN TEAM ZOOM SUIT AT MEGACON Legendary Artist Set to Sign Autographs and Answer Questions at Southeast's Largest Pop Culture Convention January 19, 2006, Palm Beach, FL - Fans of comics are in for a treat this February 24-26 in Orlando, Florida as legendary artist and Future Comics founder, Bob Layton, will be attending MegaCon as a guest of Superverse and Team Zoom Suit. Layton, who is one of the "Armored Legends" artists who has provided an exclusive variant cover for the Zoom Suit comic series, will be on hand to sign autographs and answer fans' questions. Team Zoom Suit will be appearing at the three day convention at the Orange County Convention Center showcasing the animated film Zoom Suit and displaying the first issue of the April releasing comic series. Zoom Suit writer and director, John Taddeo, will be in appearance, along with the animation team of Jorge Palacios, Nakia Mann, Diana Striker, Mike Centowski, Booker Thompson, Derrick Dawson and Cameron Kirk. Comic book artist Billy Dallas Patton will also be appearing and signing autographs. An exclusive MetalFX Zoom Suit promo card set has been created to commemorate the event. "Having Bob at MegaCon with us is great for the fans, including myself," said Taddeo. "His career speaks for itself, but if I had to say one thing, it would be that his cover to Iron Man #118 back when I was a kid was the initial inspiration for the Zoom Suit story. It's that same feeling that I'm hoping a new generation will get when they read the Zoom Suit comic." The award-winning animated short Zoom Suit, created by John Taddeo, can be seen online at www.superverse.com. The Zoom Suit comic book will be solicited under Superverse in the February edition of Previews for items shipping in April 2006 on page 313. It can be ordered using product code: FEB063259. +++++ WonderCon to Host World Premiere Screenings SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20 /PRNewswire/ -- WonderCon (February 10 - 12, 2006), the second largest comics, and pop culture convention in California (second only to Comic-Con in San Diego) is playing host to a trio of world premiere screenings. On Friday, February 10, 2006, "Done The Impossible" will screen exclusively for attendees at WonderCon. This film documents the tireless efforts of a group of fans of the cult hit television show "Firefly" as they try (and succeed) to have the television show developed into a feature film. This documentary includes interviews with "Firefly" and "Serenity" (the feature film based on the series) creator Joss Whedon and cast, crew and most importantly, the fans themselves. On Saturday, February 11, 2006, Marvel Animated Features, and Lionsgate will hold the world premiere screening of the much- anticipated animated feature "Ultimate Avengers: The Movie." Based on the widely popular comics characters, Marvel's mightiest heroes come to life in their first animated film. In a special promotion, the top 25 attendees arriving to the screening dressed as their favorite Ultimates or Avengers hero will have the opportunity to be one of the first to own the DVD before it's released! On Sunday, February 12, 2006, Fox Home Entertainment presents the World Premiere Screening of the new DVD release "Broken Saints." This groundbreaking web series fuses anime style art, comic book lettering, music and Flash animation into a 12-hour fantasy/horror epic, the first three episodes of which will be screened at WonderCon. "Broken Saints" was the winner of the 2003 Sundance Film Festival Audience Award for Online Animation. WonderCon will be held at the Moscone West convention facility in San Francisco on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, February 10 - 12, 2006. Exhibit hall hours are Friday, 12:00pm to 7:00pm; Saturday, 10:00am to 7:00pm; and Sunday, 11:00am to 5:00pm. WonderCon is produced by the same people who operate Comic- Con International each summer in San Diego. Comic-Con International is a non profit educational organization dedicated to creating awareness of and appreciation for comics and related popular art forms primarily through the presentation of conventions and events that celebrate the historic and ongoing contribution of comics to art and culture. For updated information on WonderCon, please visit www.comic- con.org +++++ THE LOOKING GLASS WAR: HATTER M OFFICIALLY A HIT First Issue Sold Out from the Publisher, Critics Give it Rave Reviews January 20, 2006, Atlanta, GA - Desperado Publishing has been informed by Diamond Comic Distributors that all copies of the Image Comics-released title The Looking Glass Wars: Hatter M #1 that the distributor had on hand have been sold. Series creator, Frank Beddor, has given the last of his personal copies to Diamond to fulfill recent reorders so the title has now officially and completely sold out of its print run of 9000. "It's a good day for a creator when his distributor sends a purchase order to buy up his own personal stash," commented series writer, Frank Beddor. "This is the type of problem a publisher hopes to have," said Desperado Publishing publisher, Joe Pruett. "We believed that this book was really good and we hoped that others would feel the same way. Judging by the response it's getting both from fans and from critics, I guess they do. And just wait until they see issue #2." Originally released on December 7, The Looking Glass Wars: Hatter M #1 tells the story of Royal Bodyguard Hatter Madigan, who after being shot through an exit portal into a world far different from his own, finds himself in Paris, France in the year 1859, shockingly separated from Princess Alyss of Wonderland. Pledged to protect the princess after the bloody coup that killed her parents at the start of the Looking Glass Wars, Hatter's search for Alyss commences immediately and continues incessantly leaving the whispers and totems of myth in his non-stop wake. Put to rest any delusions or disinformation you may have of the tea guzzling madman of faux literary history and prepare to expand your consciousness as the saga of Hatter Madigan and his relentless search for Alyss, Wonderland's lost princess, unfolds in this upcoming series. The four issue mini-series features a story by Frank Beddor and Liz Cavalier with full color art by Ben Templesmith. Beddor is the author of The Looking Glass Wars novels, currently only available in the UK, but soon to be released in the US through Penguin Young Readers Group, as well as producer of the hugely popular Hollywood film, There's Something About Mary. This sell out is due in part to the rave reviews the title has been receiving. Here are just a few of those comments: "Comic readers are lucky to have this book..." - Brian Truitt, The Washington Examiner "This is an excellent book filled with action, horror, and humor. Frank Beddor and Liz Cavalier wrote a stunning story; Desperado Publishing has a franchise in the making here." - John L. Daniels Jr., ComicCritique.com "The story is at times sweet, raw, inventive and hilarious." - Robert Taylor, HeroRealm.com "Ben Templesmith rocks the house in Hatter M." - Dexter K. Flowers, BrokenFrontier.com "The writer masterfully intertwines pop culture with the macabre." - Ariel Carmona, Jr., SilverBulletComicbooks.com "This issue is creativity at its best. It is rare to read a comic like Hatter M. If you are tired of reading the same old superhero comics and want something new to try, then try Hatter M. Originality at its highest." - Phillip Hayes, PaperbackReader.com "It's a mad, mad world that everyone should be reading." - Hilary Goldstein, IGN.com "Frank Beddor and Liz Cavalier make literary magic with the precocious debut of Hatter M." - Paul Dale Roberts, Jazmaonline.com If demand warrants, a second printing of the first issue may become available in time for this year's convention season. There is still time to order copies of The Looking Glass Wars: Hatter M #2. The order code to do so is: DEC051775. To learn more about The Looking Glass Wars: Hatter M and other Desperado Publishing series, log onto: www.desperadopublishing.com and www.lookingglasswars.com. About Desperado Publishing: Atlanta, Georgia-based Desperado Publishing in partnership with Image Comics is set to release a daring line-up containing titles both existing and brand new by some of the comic industry's biggest names. Always a visionary, publisher Joe Pruett is well known throughout comics as one of the finest assessors of talent and has discovered many of today's biggest names. Some of those joining him at Desperado Publishing are Bob Burden, Phil Hester, John McCrea, Paul Jenkins, Garth Ennis, Andrew Robinson, Keith Giffen, Tony Harris, Brian Bolland, Bernie Wrightson, Bruce Jones and P. Craig Russell. A sampling of titles you can expect to see include: Flaming Carrot, Negative Burn, Paul Jenkins' Sidekick, The Looking Glass Wars: Hatter M, The Atheist, Deadworld, and Dusty Star. More information can be found by logging onto their web site at www.desperadopublishing.com +++++ Free Comic Book Day Titles Announced Fans Urged to Bring New Readers to Their Favorite Comic Shops For the fifth consecutive year, comic book retailers worldwide will join with publishers to promote the comic medium and their stores everywhere on Saturday, May 6 - Free Comic Book Day 2006 - and this year's eagerly awaited roster of participating publishers and titles has been announced. This year's Gold Sponsor publishers, and their Free Comic Book Day Editions - available at all participating Free Comic Book Day stores - include: GOLD SPONSOR TITLE Archie Comics Archie Comics 65th Anniversary Bash Bongo Comics Bongo's Free for All 2006 Dark Horse Comics Star Wars/Conan Flip Book DC Comics Justice League Unlimited #1 Devil's Due Publishing G.I. Joe: Sigma 6 Gemstone Publishing Walt Disney's Donald Duck 2006 IDW Transformers: Beast Wars (IDW) 2006 Image Comics Future Shock 2006 Marvel Comics X-Men/Runaways TOKYOPOP TOKYOPOP Sneak GN Additionally, the following publishers have signed on as Silver Sponsors and will provide the following books for this year's event: SILVER SPONSOR TITLE Adhouse Books Preposterous Voyages of Ironhide Tom 2006 Arcana Studios Arcana Studio Presents #3 2006 Aspen MLT Inc. Worlds of Aspen #1 Castle Rain Jack the Lantern 1942 2006 Claypool Comics Deadbeats/Soul Searchers 2006 Comic Genesis Comic Genesis Generations 2006 Drawn & Quarterly Mr. Jean Fantagraphics Books Funny Book #2 F&W Publishing Impact University Vol. 2 Heroic Publishing Liberty Girl #0 Keenspot Publishing Keenspot Spotlight 2006 Narwain SRL Bluff & Tales from a Forgotten Planet Oni Press Free Scott Pilgrim 2006 Top Shelf Productions Owly: Breakin' the Ice 2006 Renaissance Press Amelia Rules 2006 Sky-Dog Press Buzzboy:Sidekicks Rule #1 2006 Viper Comics Viper Comics Presents Dead @ 17 & More Wizard Entertainment Wizard Presents the Top 100 TPs Revised Please Note: Availability of Silver Sponsor titles and additional items may vary between participating stores, so please check with your retailer for availability. Images for this year's titles can be found online at the Free Comic Book Day website, http://www.freecomicbookday.com. Also on tap for Free Comic Book Day: Viz Media will publish Viz Samplers for manga lovers; WizKids LLC will create a Marvel HeroClix Wolverine Figure for players of its popular collectible Miniatures Game; and Diamond Select Toys & Collectibles will give toy collectors an exciting new addition with its Stargate Jack O'Neil Action Figure from the highly anticipated toy line based on the hit Sci Fi Channel series. Please Note: Availability of these items may vary between participating stores. Please check with your retailer. "Based on the feedback we received from retailers, publishers, and fans, last year's Free Comic Book Day was our most successful to date," said Free Comic Book Day Spokesperson Elissa Lynch. "To make this year's even more of a success, we encourage comic fans to spread the word among their friends and family members - especially those who don't normally read comics - and bring them to their favorite participating comic shop on May 6. They'll see that our medium truly offers something for everyone!" Readers can also show their support for Free Comic Book Day with a bevy of apparel offered in the January 2006 Previews catalog, including Baseball Caps, T-shirts (Regular and - making its debut - Baby Doll styles), and Polo Shirts. Plus, for the first time ever, fans can send word of the big day anywhere with Free Comic Book Day Postage Stamps! Fans can order these great promotional items at their local comics shop. Those who are looking for a store in their area can call the Comic Shop Locator Service at 888-COMIC-BOOK, or log on to www.comicshoplocator.com. More information and updates about Free Comic Book Day 2006 can be found online at http://www.freecomicbookday.com. Retailers can order their copies of this year's Free Comic Book Day titles from the February Previews Retailer Order Form. 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