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+++++ In honor of Black History Month this February, Komikwerks (http://www.komikwerks.com) will resume the annual tradition of presenting selected strips from 'Our Roots', the acclaimed book of syndicated cartoon strips on Black History from Tayo Fatunla. Jerry Robinson, President of Cartoon Arts International writes, "Tayo Fatunla, in his wonderful feature, 'Our Roots' honours the courage, creativity and accomplishments of people of African heritage. 'Our Roots' itself deserves recognition for its unique contribution, through art and journalism, to racial understanding". 'Our Roots' is syndicated in the U.S. by CartoonArts International. Komikwerks invites everyone to enjoy this look at the profiles of some people of African heritage at http://www.komikwerks.com You can find out more about 'Our Roots' and Tayo's work at http://www.tayofatunla.com +++++ TERRY MOORE (STRANGERS IN PARADISE) TO APPEAR AT AUSTIN BOOKS' FUNDRAISER FOR THE COMIC BOOK LEGAL DEFENSE FUND On Friday February 3rd, Austin Books & Comics will host a fundraiser and membership drive for the CBLDF from 8-11 PM with special guest Terry Moore, creator of Eisner Award winning STRANGERS IN PARADISE: http://www.strangersinparadise.com/ to support the preservation of First Amendment rights for members of the comics community. "This is a great opportunity for us to help the cause of free speech," said Austin Books & Comics Owner Brad Bankston. "This fund is a necessity in the ever evolving marketplace, not everyone is lucky enough to live in a town as free-minded as Austin." The party will be limited to 200 tickets sold for a $10 donation. CBLDF members get in free: memberships will be sold at the door for $25. Their donation gets partygoers food, beer and an exclusive STRANGERS IN PARADISE lithograph produced by Terry Moore especially for the event. Partygoers also receive a 25% discount on all graphic novels/trade paperbacks and 50% off back stock comics. There will also be a chance for attendees to win door prizes including STRANGERS IN PARADISE statues autographed by Terry Moore and master sculptor Clayburn S. Moore. Terry Moore will be doing original sketches for additional donations and there will be a silent auction for comics merchandise donated by Austin Books & Comics, Terry Moore, Clayburn S. Moore, and Texas publishers Antarctic Press, Lone Star Press, Penny Farthing Press and Viper Comics. CBLDF Executive Director, Charles Brownstein, commented, "Austin Books has gone above and beyond in creating a great event that rewards the Fund's members. We're grateful to Brad and his excellent crew, and to Terry and Robyn Moore for getting together to put on a great show for this great cause". Fans will also get to hang out with Terry Moore, creator of the internationally published story of three friends, Francine, Katchoo and David and the people they fall in and out of love with. It's a tale of dark pasts and hopeful futures, double- crosses and true friendship, love and hate. In other words: it's a story of real life, kicked up a notch. SiP creator Terry Moore says, "This is going to be a great party for a cause we really believe in. I look forward to meeting all the great fans in Austin and to doing my bit to support the CBLDF's important work." For more information contact: Brad Bankston Austin Books 512-454-4197 brad@austinbooks.com The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund was founded in 1986 as a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of First Amendment rights for members of the comics community. Donations and inquiries should be directed to the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund at 271 Madison Ave, Suite 1400, New York, NY 10016. For additional information, call 800-99-CBLDF or e-mail the CBLDF staff. info@cbldf.org +++++ AWARD-WINNING AUTHOR BRINGS BEST SELLING SERIES TO DESPERADO Mark Chadbourn to Produce Prequel to the Age of Misrule in Graphic Novel Format February 2, 2006, Atlanta, GA - Continuing its mission of publishing the highest quality comics from top-notch creators, Desperado Publishing is set to release Book of Shadows, award-winning British fantasy author, Mark Chadbourn's, eagerly anticipated prequel to his best selling three novel series, The Age of Misrule. Book of Shadows will feature full color art by Bo Hampton and both 32 page issues will be on sale in April each with a cover price of $3.50. In Book of Shadows the ancient pagan gods are returning to the land from which they were banished millennia ago. Following in their footsteps are creatures of folklore: the Fabulous Beasts, shape- shifters and Night Walkers, and other, less wholesome beings. As they grow in power, so technology starts to fail. It is myth and magic that now rule supreme in this new Dark Age: The Age of Misrule. In this time of trouble, one flawed young woman has a great part to play. Traumatized by the recent death of her boyfriend, Annie Lovelock spends her nights in desperate Wiccan rituals.until she accidentally conjures up one of those beings, the Morrigan, the fearsome goddess of blood and death. Gifted abilities that she does not understand and sent on a quest beyond her comprehension, Annie finds herself caught in a war between two age-old rivals for power. She must find a way to cross the barrier between this world and the mysterious, magical home of the fabled beings to reclaim an object of power. But is Annie being manipulated into delivering up humanity to the forces that now rule our world? "With Book of Shadows I wanted to tell a story that was firmly rooted in a genre that is under-represented in comics - fantasy," said Chadbourn. "But instead of setting the tale in some ancient time or unknown land, I wanted to bring the wonder and the mystery right to the reader's doorstep...in the world we see around us." Chadbourn is the author of 14 novels including World's End, Darkest Hour and Always Forever. He has written for British television and currently serves as senior writer on the series Doctors. He has also worked as a journalist writing for magazines and newspapers and he's written the comic books Raven Chronicles, Fatalis and Negative Burn. He has won the British Fantasy Award, August Derleth Award for Best Novel and Fear magazine Best New Author award. "Book of Shadows is exactly the type of series I want to publish at Desperado," said Desperado Publishing publisher, Joe Pruett. "It's a great fantasy tale with a built in audience. Once Mark's readers realize that he has taken The Age of Misrule into comics and that this is the only place this prequel story will be available, I expect retailers will be in for a treat." To order your Book of Shadows #1, on sale April 5, use this code: FEB061759. To order Book of Shadows #2, on sale April 26, use this code: FEB061760. To learn more about Book of Shadows and other Desperado Publishing series, log onto: www.desperadopublishing.com. +++++ From Jim McCann at Marvel Comics http://www.marvel.com Nextwave #1 Sells Out Quicker Than Your Favorite Underground Band Nextwave #1 has sold out at Diamond but don't worry about beating yourself up if you missed out; after all, Nextwave is all about healing America by beating people up. The creative team of Warren Ellis and Stuart Immonen are doing the unthinkable with Nextwave, but that's only because no else has thought to question why Fin Fang Foom wears underwear. Plus, anyone who has read the first issue loves it more than their own mother. Drew Sheneman of the Newark Star Ledger says, "The concept combines humorous elements from his work on comics like Transmetropolitan and bizarre touches from his soon-to-be- completed run on Planetary. Ellis himself describes the series as 'People get kicked, things explode.' Who wouldn't like that?" Kelvin Green of SilverBulletComicBooks.com says, "Ellis seems to be playing with the absurdities of the Marvel Universe...and it makes for a wonderful read, with every page having at least one eminently quotable moment. This is the Warren Ellis comic I've been waiting for." Drew Harmon of SilverBulletComics.com gives Nextwave #1 a "5 out of 5. You should jump on Nextwave now, so you can say I was reading that since before it was cool, and cool is definitely what Nextwave is. Nextwave will be the Next Big Thing." Nextwave is the newest ongoing series from Marvel bringing you action, explosions, and people getting kicked in easily digestible 1 to 2 issue story arcs. No antacid needed! There are currently no plans to go back to press so retailers are advised to check their orders for issue #2, which features "Live Gill on Grill Action" as Machine Man takes on the legendary Fin Fang Foom. Oh yeah, and even more explosions and people getting kicked than the first issue. NEXTWAVE #2 (DEC052025) Written by WARREN ELLIS Pencils & Cover by STUART IMMONEN 32 PGS./PARENTAL ADVISORY ...$2.99 FOC - 2/2, On Sale - 2/22/2006 On the Road to Civil War Comes A Costume After the life-changing events of the Other, Spider- Man has become a new man and Tony Stark has decided to mark the occasion by giving Peter Parker a brand-new costume in Amazing Spider-Man #529. And if a new costume wasn't enough already to mark this a milestone issue, what begins in Amazing Spider-Man #529 lays the groundwork for Marvel's event of 2006: Civil War! Executive Editor Tom Brevoort says, "Amazing Spider- Man #529 begins a three-issue arc that will justifiably be cover- blurbed as part of the 'Road to Civil War,' as Tony Stark and his new protege Peter Parker journey to Washington to debate superhuman legislation in the wake of 'Decimation.' And for readers who aren't as into parliamentary procedure, there'll also be a smackdown between Spidey in his spiffy new costume and a villain from Iron Man's past!" You know what that sounds like, True Believer? That's right folks, a Civil War is forming on the horizon and the road to war starts right here in Amazing Spider-Man #529! But before you see any Marvel superheroes on the battlefront, you MUST see Spider-Man's new costume. You've seen the previews of the new suit; now see Spider- Man put his new costume into action. This is no mere fashion change either, as the costume is actually an armor equipped with several pieces of advanced weaponry, including pincer claws and many others surprises. The best part of all is that Peter is going to be getting accustomed to his new armor on the fly, surprising his foes, readers, and even himself with the suit's capabilities. Straczynski has spun some of the greatest Spider-Man tales in years and reviewers have been quick to note that his work to date has been especially exciting to read. Barry Shaffner of PaperbackReader.com says, "The day Mr. Straczynski leaves this title will be a sad one for me. He constantly produces quality work. This is the one Marvel comic book to read every month." If you are a fan of anything Marvel, you cannot miss Amazing Spider-Man #529, featuring the debut of Spider-Man's all- new costume as well as serving as a huge marker on the road to the blockbuster event known only as Civil War. Jump onboard for an exciting new era for Spider-Man as well and the entire Marvel Universe. AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #529 (DEC051977) Written by J. MICHAEL STRACZYNSKI Pencils & Cover by RON GARNEY 32 PGS./T+ SUGGESTED FOR TEENS AND UP ...$2.50 FOC - 2/2, On Sale - 2/22/2006 Nextwave #1 Director's Cut: Sneak Peak Behind the Kicking and Exploding Nextwave #1 sold out at Diamond earlier this week and thanks to a groundswell of requests, Marvel is releasing a second printing of the madcap first issue with a few extras. Nextwave #1 Directors's Cut brings you behind the scenes of Stuart Immonen's art as well as bringing you farther into the mind of Warren Ellis than anyone should ever dare. Just ask modest editor Nick Lowe how he thinks Nextwave #1 Director's Cut is shaping up. "Some say that I am a tad over- enthusiastic, but this is going to be, by far, the best Director's Cut EVER!" says the ever-exuberant Lowe. "Eat your heart out, Quesada! Enjoy the back seat, Whedon! Warren's script is hilarious and Stuart's sketches are genius. And who hasn't been waiting for Warren's original pitch for the series? I know you have, anonymous reader!" Nextwave #1 Director's Cut brings to you the genesis behind how Nextwave sprung from Warren Ellis's mind into your very hands, including Warren's pitch about the series (slightly censored) as well as his script for the first issue (even more than slightly censored). Stuart Immonen offers a look behind the visual style of Nextwave with designs of the cast, sketch designs of the vehicles of Nextwave, as well as the cover sketch to the first issue. Ready for the best part? The Director's Cut is only $2.99, with all of this bonus content being offered at no extra cost with no ads! How good is Nextwave? Humphrey Lee of Ain't It Cool News says, "Nextwave is an unbelievably quirky book. Nextwave is absolutely hilarious at times and has an uncanny sort of energy to it. Nextwave is a book showcasing everything you enjoy about superhero action and a critique on the more absurd things of the genre. But most of all, Nextwave is just plain fun. If you like fun comics, then you should own this now." In an effort to help out retailers who missed out on the first issue, the release date and FOC of Nextwave #2 is being pushed back a week to give retailers an extra week to place their orders. The extra week also gives Ellis and Immonen an extra week to get even further ahead as Ellis is currently finishing up his script for issue #9 and Immonen is closing in on the end of issue #4. The creative team is working at a feverish pace eerily similar to the pace of an issue of Nextwave, pumping out future stories like "Good Cop, Giant Robot Cop" as fast as all-get-out to bring to you, you guessed it, more kicking and exploding! Fans be advised that there may be first issues still available at the retail level. Also, retailers should check their orders on issue #2. NEXTWAVE #1 DIRECTOR'S CUT (DEC058188) Written by WARREN ELLIS Pencils & Cover by STUART IMMONEN 32 PGS./PARENTAL ADVISORY ...$2.99 FOC - 2/23, On Sale - 3/15/2006 NEXTWAVE #2 (DEC052025) Written by WARREN ELLIS Pencils & Cover by STUART IMMONEN 32 PGS./PARENTAL ADVISORY ...$2.99 FOC - 2/9, On Sale - 3/1/2006 Turner's Ms. Marvel #1 Variants Revealed Ms. Marvel is getting her own ongoing series this March and none other than Michael Turner is providing variant covers to Ms. Marvel #1. Marvel Comics has revealed cover images of two new ordering incentives for Ms. Marvel #1 (JAN062040D), special offers giving retailers the opportunity to order copies of a Michael Turner Variant Cover (DEC058186D) and Michael Turner Sketch Variant Cover (DEC058187J)! For every 15 copies of Ms. Marvel #1 purchased, accounts can order one Turner Cover Variant. Additionally, for every 35 copies of Ms. Marvel #1 purchased, retailers may order one copy of the Michael Turner Sketch Variant Cover at the net cost of $1.50. Orders for both must be placed by the Final Order Cut-off (FOC) Date of Thursday, February 9, and will be combined with initial orders placed with the January Marvel Previews. The first of a new ongoing series, Ms. Marvel #1 and the Turner Cover & Sketch Variant editions are slated to go on sale March 1. Ms. Marvel #1 is sure to appeal to fans of the curvy, cosmic character, and demand will only be stronger with the announcement of these new Turner variants. Retailers should check their orders and fans should be on the lookout to get their copies because Ms. Marvel is poised to make a big splash this March. MS. MARVEL #1 (JAN062040D) Written by BRIAN REED Penciled by ROBERTO DE LA TORRE Cover by FRANK CHO 32 PGS./T+ SUGGESTED FOR TEENS AND UP ...$2.99 FOC - 2/9, On Sale - 3/1/2006 MS. MARVEL #1 TURNER VARIANT (DEC058186D) Written by BRIAN REED Penciled by ROBERTO DE LA TORRE Cover by FRANK CHO 32 PGS./T+ SUGGESTED FOR TEENS AND UP ...$2.99 FOC - 2/9, On Sale - 3/1/2006 MS. MARVEL #1 SKETCH VARIANT (DEC058187J) Written by BRIAN REED Penciled by ROBERTO DE LA TORRE Cover by FRANK CHO 32 PGS./T+ SUGGESTED FOR TEENS AND UP ...$2.99 FOC - 2/9, On Sale - 3/1/2006 +++++ From THE PULSE by Heidi MacDonald and Jennifer Contino at: http://www.comicon.com/pulse/ REST IN PEACE: SETH FISHER Seth Fisher a talented comic creator known for his work on Green Lantern: Willworld, Vertigo Pop: Tokyo, and Flash Time Flies, to name a few has died. JH Williams delivered the sad news on Barbelith. Williams wrote: i just received some very saddening news this evening. my friend seth fisher has died. he was a great artist and i had the pleasure of calling him my friend. i also had the pleasure of working with him. he had such a great outlook to life and was always willing to think of things from another perspective. his work is some of most unique i have seen. for those who don't know what seth fisher has done in comics do a search for his name. pick up anything he has done and you will be amazed and delighted forever by his imagination. myself and those who knew him personally will miss him enormously. he always had this way to make you laugh and not to take things too seriously. cheers seth. In a past PULSE Piece, Vertigo Editor Shelly Bond called Fisher "one of the true graphic innovators of the 21st century." In a Sequential Tart interview, Patty Jeres, the former DC Comics' Director of Sales and Marketing, called Fisher, "Moebius, the next generation." When we plugged his appearance at the San Diego Comic-Con 2004, he told THE PULSE his favorite memory from Comic-Cons past was "Taking off my clothes behind the Hilton." THE PULSE expresses our deepest condolenscences to the family and friends of Seth Fisher. Those of you unfamiliar with the comic creator can learn more about him at this website: www.floweringnose.com SAVE SPIDER-GIRL CAMPAIGN IN FULL SWING The grass roots campaign to save Spider-Girl is in full force. We've got an open letter from the Save Spider-Girl Group about their efforts to keep Peter Parker's teen daughter's adventures new and fresh. Marcus Sarzalejo the PR manager of savespidergirl.com has issued this statement: Spider-Man's daughter is in danger and he can't save her. But her fans can. Spider-Girl has the longest running title for a female superhero in the history of Marvel Comics, but the company plans to end her run when her historic 100th issue hits comic book racks this August. Marvel has announced Spider-Girl's cancellation several times in the last five years, and each time her fans rallied with petitions and letter-writing campaigns and averted the cancellation. This devotion prompted Spider-Girl's co-creator, the veteran Spider-Man writer Tom DeFalco, to say, "Those fans have managed to keep Spider-Girl alive. They never gave up on the title. Not even when Marvel canceled it and told me there was no hope of ever bringing it back. Spider-Girl lives because of her fans!" With this latest cancellation threat, a group of fans have united across the Internet to coordinate marketing Spider- Girl's monthly comic book in their spare time. They have sent fliers advertising upcoming issues to comic book shops across the country. Within days, several retailers have pledged to increase their Spider-Girl orders. Sarzalejo is hoping other people will try the series or fans will recommend issues to other comic readers. The digests featuring Spider-Girl continue to do well in the book stores and have proven to be very popular with younger female readers. Over the past few years, Spider-Girl has been threatened with cancellation on a regular basis. This latest news came within days of a PULSE interview with artist and co-creator Ron Frenz about the series. In that interview, Frenz said: "We're clear 'til # 106. We've just began sowing the seeds to what will be the big story in issue # 100. I came up with a design for her costume on the cover of # 100 that I really like. It's pretty wild to be working on this series now and there's no reason to believe that we won't be renewed past that number as well. The Digests have been selling incredibly well." A few days later Frenz said the series was only safe until issue # 100. The Save Spider-Girl group is hoping their grass roots campaign will keep MayDay Parker's head off the chopping block again. Spider-Girl's plight has also gained the attention of Crain's New York Business Magazine. Crain's did an article alerting people to the cancellation of the series with issue # 100. You can read that article at the Comic Boards here: http://www.comicboards.com/spidergirl/attachments/060201061830/cr ainsitem1.gif If you're interested in learning more about the Save Spider-Girl Group check out the official website below: http://www.savespidergirl.com +++++ From WIRED Magazine www.wired.com The Dark Knight Returns The dark prince of comix takes Batman 30 years into the future. By Todd Jatras Almost every night, Paul Pope is anchored to a stool at a battered drafting table in his spare fifth-floor walk-up in Manhattan's SoHo. His apartment is the perfect loner's lair - shower in the kitchen, tidy stacks of books, few personal effects, and crumpled papers around the table that suggest a pressing, desperate deadline. It's Pope's own Batcave, a place of comfort and order where he can be single-minded in pursuit of his mission. Pope, a 35-year-old graphic novelist, keeps odd hours, working until after midnight and then typically heading out to a local bar. (He suggested I phone him at 2 am to follow up on an interview.) On this brisk December night at Puck Fair, an Irish pub in lower Manhattan, Pope is attracting not-so-fleeting glances from strangers. They don't know him - the comic-book superstar is rarely recognized outside certain circles. But he has a distinct presence. Maybe it's his fashion-forward style and gritty good looks. People see him and scratch their heads. Isn't he the lead singer of that Brit-pop band? Isn't he the guy in that buzzy new indie flick? The fact is, Paul Pope is about to go mainstream. In February, DC Comics will release the first installment of his four-issue graphic novel, Batman: Year 100, which reinvents the caped crusader yet again. The 200-page miniseries imagines the superhero in the year 2039, and it's backed by the power of the Batman franchise and DC's multimillion-dollar marketing muscle. In other words, Pope is set to soar to glory on the spandex cape- tails of one of the most profitable superheroes ever. He won't be the first artist to benefit from Batman. Bob Kane, who drew the original Dark Knight in 1939, instantly became a celebrity and went on to a film and fine-art career. Neal Adams, who's credited with rescuing the crusader from the high camp of the 1960s TV series, also reinvented the X-Men before parlaying his work into a successful film career that earned him enough to spend his retirement promoting the theory that Earth is expanding. Then there's Frank Miller, a close friend and mentor to Pope, whose 1986 miniseries, The Dark Knight Returns, was the inspiration for Tim Burton's acclaimed movies. It also led to Miller's runaway success with Sin City, first as the author of the comic-book series and then as the codirector of the screen adaptation. Now it's Pope's turn to extend the Gotham legacy. He likens the experience to "being handed the keys to a really, really hot car." Pope keeps the first cartoon character he drew, at age 4, on his studio wall. It's Batman, inspired by scribblings he made on the bedsheets in his childhood room in Bowling Green, Ohio. As a teen, Pope was an awkward Dungeons and Dragons-playing outsider who hung with the stoner crowd. After studying fine art part-time for eight years at Ohio State, he left college without a degree to work for Kodansha, the world's largest manga publisher, in Japan. It was there that he perfected his signature style, a brushstroke that is equal parts manga and classic European pop art. Since moving to New York in 1998, Pope has created four acclaimed graphic novels. There's Heavy Liquid and 100%, published under DC's hardcore Vertigo imprint. Their continued popularity keep Pope's name in the spotlight. And there's Escapo and THB (for "tri-hydro-bioxygenate," the chemical name for Pope's fictional purple biomechanical security guard), more personal works that he says he's especially proud of; they were released on a smaller scale through Horse Press, a publishing venture he started back in Ohio at age 21. The THB series, which New York publisher Henry Holt has expressed an interest in buying, could wind up being one of the world's longest comic books. At a projected 2,000-plus pages, the tome is his magnum opus - what he calls "my Dune." Pope expects to work on the serialized book, a romantic epic set on a terraformed Mars, for the rest of his career. He releases THB in driblets and is nearly halfway done. He's also venturing beyond the gray pulp of the comic book. This summer, AdHouse Books will debut a coffee-table collection of his erotica. That'll be followed a year or so later by Henry Holt's release of his first kids' series, Battling Boy. The two-book, 400-page fairy tale revolves around a young hero who faces off against various demons in the city of Monstropolis. Pope's Batman will battle his own villains. The series is set in a high-anxiety future, where totalitarianism has nearly snuffed out the remnants of humanity. America in 2039 is a police state, individual liberties have been curtailed, and there's a dark sense of impending doom. Roving police squads, Blade Runner-esque floating vehicles, and robotic watchdogs scan the skyline. A distressed-looking Batman is the only person Big Brother fails to track, and the superhero's mask symbolizes the last hope against a corrupt government encroaching on individual privacy. "He's someone with the body of David Beckham, the brain of Nikola Tesla, and the wealth of Howard Hughes, who is pretending to be Nosferatu," Pope says. Pope's grim style is perfectly suited to drawing Batman. Legendary comics editor Bob Schreck, who has long overseen the Batman franchise for DC comics, calls him a "far-reaching visionary" and says it's inevitable that "one or more of his properties will hit the big screen. He's really just started." Pope has already had a few close calls with Hollywood. In 1999, Tim Burton looked into adapting his Escapo, a tale of an escape artist. But back at Puck Fair, sipping a glass of red wine, Pope tells me nothing more has come out of it than "shuck and jive." "I'd take the money," he says, adding that he wouldn't want anything to do with actually making the film. "I've seen what Frank went through codirecting Sin City. That's his thing - I wouldn't want any part of it." Then he laughs, "I'm much more likely to go into something like fashion design." Now it's my turn to laugh, as I consider for the first time the exquisitely imagined outfits that fill his comic books. Batman has never looked so stylish. +++++ 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. 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