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+++++ From THE BEAT by Heidi McDonald at http://www.comicon.com/thebeat/ Notorious Bettie Page trailer Mary Harron (I SHOT ANDY WARHOL, AMERICAN PSYCHO) has made a movie about Bettie Page, starring Gretchen Mol. The trailer for THE NOTORIOUS BETTIE PAGE is now up. Page is a famous bondage model from the 50s who has appeared in comics numerous times, most notably Dave Stevens' THE ROCKETEER. http://www.apple.com/trailers/picturehouse/thenotoriousbettiepage /trailer/ THE FIRST KINGDOM returns An outfit known as Century Comics is reprinting THE FIRST KINGDOM by Jack Katz. Back in the Cretacean Period of independent comics publishing, there were three self-publishing pioneers -- Dave Sim with CEREBUS, Wendy Pini with ELFQUEST and Jack Katz with THE FIRST KINGDOM -- all three were fantasy epics, of a sort. While CEREBUS and ELFQUEST have gone on to make their mark in comics history and have fans to this day. FIRST KINGDOM remains little more than a footnote. From theCentury Comics website: Jack Katz may not be a household name, but his range of work is long reaching. Influenced by Milton Caniff, Jack Kirby, Jim Steranko, Burne Hogarth, Alex Raymond, and Hal Foster, Jack's work comprises beautiful, detailed line drawings inked with delicate brush strokes. Katz first met many of his peers while working for a newspaper syndicate that published Tarzan, Flash Gordon, and Prince Valiant. Having worked as a penciler and inker for Atlas, Marvel, DC and many, many other publishers, Katz broke away to independently publish his 24-issue opus, The First Kingdom, beginning in 1973. Logging in at 768 pages, The First Kingdom has the historical significance as being considered by many as the first graphic novel ever published in the United States. Jack's efforts earned him a prestigious Inkpot Award in 1975. Link via Colleen, who points out, "of course, it wasn't 'the first graphic novel'" +++++ From the Comics Continuum at http://www.comicscontinuum.com/: SLG PUBLISHING'S TRON SLG Publishing and Disney are teaming for a new chapter to the Tron story with Tron: The Ghost in the Machine, a comic book written by Landry Walker and Eric Jones and drawn by Louie De Martinis. Tron: The Ghost in the Machine, an ongoing series launches in April, picks up where the video game Tron 2.0 leaves off, bringing you the same thrilling action, as well as an exploration of the effects of the cyberworld on the human psyche. Here's how SLG describes the book: "Jet Bradley has escaped from the computer world after being kidnapped and digitized to defeat a nefarious virus. But after his ordeal, Jet can't seem to adjust to the real world. Beset by insomnia and paranoia, he avoids technology as much as possible, leaving him completely unable to function in the modern world. And now something in the computer world wants him back." Walker and Jones got their first view of the computer world in Disney's 1982 cult hit movie, Tron. "I've loved Tron since I first saw the movie as a kid," Jones said. "The whole concept is so exciting, since it involves more than 'good versus evil' and allows for some pretty good twists and turns." Walker said that Tron: The Ghost in the Machine will be true to its cinematic and video game roots by not only being an action story but also delving into the mental trauma protagonist Jet Bradley suffers by being forced into the computer world. "Jet is not a hero," Walker said. "He's just an average person thrust into exceptional, and somewhat horrible circumstances. The story is more about the psychological challenges Jet faces when he's disintegrated and reduced to pure information -- that shift in reality is really going to screw with your head." SMALLVILLE'S CYBORG Hot off its 100th episode and the death of Jonathan Kent, The WB's Smallville will again step into the spotlight with "Cyborg," an episode featuring the DC Comics character of the same name. "Lee Thompson Young, who is playing Victor Stone, is a terrific actor and we're very excited about it," Smallville executive producer Al Gough told The Continuum. Here's how the network describes the episode, which will air on The WB on Thursday, Feb. 16: "A sympathetic doctor releases a half-human/half-machine subject named Victor who was being held captive and experimented on by LuthorCorp. While making his escape, Victor is struck by Lana's (Kristin Kreuk) car. After watching him walk away without a scratch, Lana calls Clark (Tom Welling) to investigate. Clark befriends Victor and promises to help him find his girlfriend, but Lex (Michael Rosenbaum) traps Victor and takes him back to LuthorCorp." Gough said that Cyborg will be facing the same types of issues he did in the Teen Titans comics and animated series. "Victor Stone is a high-school football star who has a full ride to USC, but then he's in a terrible car accident," Gough said. "In our version, LuthorCorp takes him on as a project and sort of builds the limbs and the artificial intelligence that goes into that. "It's really a question, just like in the Teen Titans show, of, 'How much humanity do I have? How much machine am I?' Clark teaches him how to control his abilities. And he realizes his life isn't what he thought it was going to be, but he can still have a fulfilling life, and Clark helps put him on that road." The episode was written by Caroline Dries and directed by Glen Winter. +++++ From Newsarama at http://www.Newsarama.com/ DYNAMITE LANDS ORIGINAL BATTLESTAR GALACTICA RIGHTS Tuesday, Dynamite Entertainment announced that in addition to their announced acquisition of the license to produce a comic book series [written by Greg Pak] based on the SCI FI original new Battlestar Galactica series, they've also acquired the license to produce comics based on the original Battlestar Galactica series, originally aired on ABC beginning in 1978 and currently airing on SCI-FI along with its new "cousin". No creative details were released. The following is the full text of Dynamiter's press release... Press Release Dynamite Entertainment announced today its agreement with Universal Studios Consumer Products Group to produce comics based on the classic Battlestar Galactica series. Recently Dynamite Entertainment signed a deal to launch a comic series based on the new SCI FI Channel Battlestar Galactica series. The comic series based on the new season of Battlestar Galactica is tentatively scheduled to launch 2nd Quarter 2006 with writer Greg Pak penning the ongoing series. "Battlestar is one of the classic and most beloved sci-fi TV shows of all time," commented Dynamite Spokesperson J. Allen. "We are proud to bring new adventures of the classic cast to comic fans. The classic Battlestar line adds to some great creators and titles we have lined up for 2006. The opening lines of that show are still etched in my brain from childhood." The company will be announcing creative teams, launch dates and marketing efforts for Classic Battlestar in the coming weeks. About Battlestar Galactica Originally produced by Universal Television and Glen A. Larson, the hit TV series, Battlestar Galactica, was first broadcast on ABC in September 1978. Starring Lorne Green, Richard Hatch, and Dirk Benedict, this epic space saga went on to become a veritable sci-fi classic. With just thirty-six episodes created, Battlestar Galactica has enjoyed syndication over the last two decades, most recently on the SCI FI Channel. With its compelling storyline, memorable characters and exciting visual effects, millions of fans tuned in every week to join Commander Adama, Apollo, Starbuck and the crew of the Galactica on their journey through the galaxy. Hunted by the diabolical Cylons, a mechanical race set out to destroy all humans, the crew of the Galactica and its ragtag fleet of survivors' only hope was to find legendary planet Earth-believed to be the home of the missing Thirteenth Colony of Man. Inspired by the classic series, this extraordinary story was re- imagined by the SCI FI Channel and NBC Universal Television Studio in December of 2003 in the form of a 4-hour miniseries event. Capturing a new generation of fans, Battlestar Galactica became the most-watched cable miniseries of the year and led SCI FI to continue the saga through a one-hour weekly series. Redefining the space opera with its gritty realism, the new Galactica, executive produced by Ronald D. Moore and David Eick, has distinguished itself by the intensity and present day relevance of its stories and the command performances of its ensemble cast. Now one of television's most critically-lauded shows, Battlestar Galactica is currently in its second original season, airing on SCI FI Channel every Friday night at 10pm ET/PT, and has just been renewed for a third season of 28 additional original episodes. WIZARD CANCELS WIZARDWORLD BOSTON Coming as a somewhat expected announcement, Wizard Conventions has officially cancelled its Boston show for 2006. The show had already been scheduled and listed on Wizard's convention plans for October 6th - 8th. At the WizardWorld Boston minisite, the company's official announcement reads: After speaking to our exhibitors and partners, all of whom shared our concerns about the outside costs of doing business at this time, Wizard World Boston has been cancelled. This is an industry decision, and we want to do what's best for the industry. We are thankful to the 8,800 fans that attended last year's event and hope to return to Boston in the near future. We're now focused on making sure that our other scheduled 2006 events in L.A., Philly, Chicago and Texas are the best Wizard World shows ever. At 8,800 fans, the debut show was one of Wizard's lowest attended of 2005 - Chicago saw a reported 56,000; and Philadelphia a reported 27,000. The company did not release figures for Dallas 2005 (which saw a reported 12,000 fans in 2004). The removal of Boston takes Wizard back to its 2004 schedule of four shows (LA, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Dallas). Though not an official Wizard Conventions show, the company formed a marketing relationship with Reed Exhibitions earlier this year, giving Wizard a sponsorship of the upcoming New York Comic Con. It should also be noted that the official cancellation of WizardWorld Boston is the company's second "cancellation" of a convention for 2006. During last years' San Diego Comic Con, Wizard was telling retailers and potential exhibitors of a planned Atlanta show, which was to be held at Atlanta's Cobb Galleria on the last weekend of June, the same weekend as Heroes Convention in Charlotte, NC, roughly 300 miles to the east. Though Wizard denied that anything was planned and that talk of an Atlanta show was "rumor and speculation," officials at the Cobb confirmed for Newsarama that Wizard was slated for a show that weekend, and the schedule of shows, which included Atlanta, were being distributed by Wizard Conventions staffers, in an attempt to land exhibitors. Many creators and fans rallied to Heroes Con's side, and later, Wizard's Gareb Shamus confirmed that there would be no Atlanta show for the company in 2006. Though 2006's conventions are just beginning (Wonder Con is next weekend), at through the course of last year's season, many observers, in speaking with Newsarama on grounds of confidentiality, said that the overall convention schedule was reaching a breaking point, and that something (considering the schedule with increased fuel costs and other factors), sooner or later would have to give, and an adjustment would be coming. In speaking with the website www.comicbookconventions.com, Wizard Conventions' Martha Donato said that the company has no plans at this time to fill the vacancy on its schedule, though they are always looking for "new cities and new opportunities for our exhibitors." ABC WARRIORS RETURN TO 2000AD Martian peacekeepers the ABC Warriors return to 2000 AD in Prog 1476 (on sale 22 Feb 06 in the UK) for the third and final book of The Shadow Warriors, as they take on the merciless mek mercenaries in a titanic 10-episode tussle! The seven Shadow Warriors - Dogtag, Warmonger, Dr Maniacus, Bootleg, Deus X Machina, Mr Lovebomb and The Rev -have been hired to take out the troublesome ex-war droids by any means necessary. And even Hammerstein won't be prepared for what Dr Maniacus has planned for him! Written by Pat Mills and illustrated by Henry Flint, The Shadow Warriors Book III is an orgy of explosive, heavy-metal mayhem and to celebrate it's commencement the Flint droid has been commissioned to craft two variant covers for Prog 1476 - an ABC issue and a Shadows issue. Which side will you choose? NY COMIC-CON LISTS CONVENTION PROGRAMMING Organizers for New York Comic-Con have announced that the convention programming for the new trade and consumer event has just gone live on the New York Comic-Con Web site. All seminars, panels and guest appearances at the convention are now referenced to make for convenient and easy convention planning. The Web site also has a searchable database making it simple to find out when (and how many times!) your favorite personality or creator is speaking or appearing at the convention. The live programming is listed under "Special Events and Conferences" on the Web site and includes all professional programming; a movie and TV schedule; as well as separate schedules for comics, manga, and anime panels and events. Convention organizers note that there will be a myriad of activity taking place at New York Comic-Con and so they will be adding information to the Web site as it becomes available. Tickets for New York Comic-Con are also on sale on the Web site! Visit the New York Comic-Con Web site at www.nycomiccon.com New York Comic-Con is a new trade and consumer event for comics, games, anime and other related industries and will take place in New York City at the Jacob K. Javits Center, February 24th - 26th, 2006. MARVEL COMICS NAMES TALENT AT NY COMIC-CON Marvel Comics has announced several significant additions to its list of celebrities who will be participating in the upcoming New York Comic-Con. Notably, Brian Michael Bendis will be a Guest of Honor at the convention, joining other Guests of Honor, including the previously announced Joe Quesada, Marvel's Editor-in-Chief. Mr. Bendis is part of an all-star cast of creators from Marvel Comics who will be participating in the convention that will also include Brian Hitch and Jae Lee, among others. New York Comic-Con is a new trade and consumer event for comics, games, anime and other related industries and will take place in New York City at the Jacob K. Javits Center, February 24th - 26th. "These further announcements by Marvel are fabulous," notes Greg Topalian, Group Vice President in charge of Launch Pad for Reed Exhibitions. "Marvel is a leading company and they attract some of the industry's top talent. We couldn't be happier that they will be providing our audience with the chance to meet some of these terrific personalities." Brian Michael Bendis is a comic book writer and artist who has won five Eisner Awards. He is one of the highest-selling comic book writers in the industry, shooting to stardom as a writer of Marvel Comics Super Hero books such as Ultimate Spider-Man, Daredevil, and New Avengers. Bendis was also instrumental in the creation of several Marvel Comics imprints, among them Ultimate Marvel, MAX, and Icon Comics. Bryan Hitch is the acclaimed artist/co-creator of The Authority, and, currently, Marvel's The Ultimates. Jae Lee began his association with Marvel shortly after he graduated high school and his art has appeared in numerous comics including X-Men, Uncanny X-Men, Spider-Man, Shi, Ghost Rider, and Marvel Comics Presents. Other Marvel talent and artists who will be attending New York Comic-Con are Mark Bagley, Sean Chen, Chris Claremont, Scott Hanna, Klaus Janson, Michael Avon Oeming, Tom Palmer, Tom Raney, John Romita, Jr., and John Romita, Sr. Convention officials note that tickets for New York Comic-Con are now on sale on the Web site at www.nycomiccon.com +++++ From ICV2.com Superboy Leaps to DVD In 2006 January 31, 2006 According to the Superman Homepage Website the 1988-1992 Superboy live action syndicated TV series will make its way to DVD starting in 2006, with the first season box set most likely debuting about the time that the Man of Steel returns to the big screen in late June. Superboy (along with Star Trek: The Next Generation) was one of the first big budget syndicated TV series and it was the first TV series filmed at the Disney/MGM Orlando facilities. Even though Superboy was always a Time Warner-owned character, Viacom distributed the syndicated Superboy series, which was produced by the Salkinds, who also produced the big budget Superman movies starring Christopher Reeves. Behind-the- scenes wrangling between Time Warner and Viacom reportedly delayed the DVD release of the series, but the rapprochement between the media giants who are merging their WB and UPN TV networks coincides with the settlement of their differences over the Superboy series, which Time Warner will distribute on DVD. Unlike Tom Welling who plays Clark Kent in the contemporary TV series Smallville, John Haymes Newton put on the blue spandex and red cape in Superboy and soared to the rescue on nearly every occasion -- and unlike the seamless character continuity in Smallville the cast in Superboy underwent drastic revisions with only Stacy Haiduk (Lana Lang) managing to make it through the show's four-year run. In fact the show itself was renamed The Adventures of Superboy in 1990. Image Plans 'Death Dealer' Comic Debuting in Late 2006 January 31, 2006 Image Comics has announced a six-issue mini-series based on famed fantasy painter Frank Frazetta's series of six Death Dealer paintings. Image's Death Dealer comic will debut in late 2006 with Steve Niles (30 Days of Night) handling the writing chores, Nat Jones providing the interior art and Jay Fotos doing the coloring. Each of the six issues in the Death Dealer series will feature one of Frazetta's Death Dealer paintings on the cover. Comic book industry veterans will recall the 1995-1997 Death Dealer comic (also based on the Frazetta paintings) from Glenn Danzig's Verotik Publishing that lasted for four issues. Diamond Select Toys Gets X-Men 3 License For Statues & Busts February 01, 2006 Diamond Select Toys has announced the acquisition of a license for busts, statues and MiniMates based on the X-Men 3 movie, which will debut in theaters over the Memorial Day weekend. Gentle Giant Studio will scan the actual actors from the X-Men 3 film, which should provide the most accurate likenesses possible. The first DST X-Men 3 busts and statues should be available this May, and Diamond Select hopes to be able to show off prototypes at Toy Fair in New York in February. Dabel Brothers Announce Ptolus Comic Book Series Written By Monte Cook February 02, 2006 Dabel Brothers Productions has announced a six-issue Ptolus: City by the Spire comic book series, which will be written by game designer and novelist Monte Cook, and distributed to the direct market by Diamond Comic Distributors starting with issue #1 in May. Monte Cook was a co-designer of the d20 game system and of Dungeons & Dragons Third Edition. He also created the combat system for WizKids' superhero CMG HeroClix. Cook wrote the indispensable Dungeon Master's Guide and founded Malhavoc Press, which has released a number of player campaigns including Arcana Evolved. Later this year at GenCon Indy Cook will release his most elaborate campaign setting ever, Ptolus, which ties-in directly to the Ptolus: City by the Spire comic (see "Ptolus: The Most Deluxe Campaign Setting Ever'). But the Ptolus comic book series is much more than a promotional tie-in, it's an extension of the game and each issue will feature an exclusive item or character with full statistics and rules. But in addition to sourcebook-like information about the main character's "hungersword," the Ptolus mini-series is a compelling narrative of high fantasy and low treachery set in a complex medieval urban environment that exists on many levels from the top of the Cathedral spire to the tombs and dungeons far below ground. While Monte Cook's background in fantasy gaming is well known, the Dabel Brothers studio, which will be providing the art for the comic series, also has some excellent fantasy credentials having produced comic book adaptations of George R.R. Martin's The Hedge Knight, Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time: New Spring, Tad William's The Burning Man, and Richard A. Knaak's Dragonlance: The Legend of Huma. +++++ From The SCOOP! at http://scoop.diamondgalleries.com/ May 6 Marks Free Comic Book Day Industry News, Scoop, Friday, February 03, 2006 For the fifth year in a row, all levels of the comic book industry are teaming up to present Free Comic Book Day (FCBD), the comic industry's biggest annual promotional event. This month, excitement for 2006's edition -- taking place on May 6 -- jumps into overdrive with the solicitation of FCBD comics, promotional items and advertising programs in the February Previews! Free Comic Book Day is a chance to expand the number of the comic buying public. With promotion at the local level and the national level, participating comic book specialty stores give away comic books especially designed for this event. And this year's line up of giveaways proves yet again to have something for everyone. Among the titles being passed out this year are Archie Comic Publications' Archie Comics 65th Annv. Bash FCBD Ed., Bongo Comics Group's Bongo's Free For All 2006 FCBD Ed., Dark Horse Comics' Star Wars/Conan Flip-Book -- FCBD 2006 Ed., DC Comics' Justice League Unlimited #1 FCBD Ed., Devil's Due Publishing's G.I. Joe: Sigma 6 FCBD Ed., Gemstone Publishing's Walt Disney's Donald Duck FCBD Ed. 2006, IDW Publishing's Transformers: Beast Wars 2006 FCBD Ed., Image Comics' Future Shock 2006 FCBD Edition, Marvel Comics' X-Men/Runaways and TOKYOPOP's TOKYOPOP Sneak FCBD Ed. GN. Other participating publishers include AdHouse Books, Arcana Studio, Aspen MLT. Inc., Castlerain, Claypool Comics, Comic Genesis, Drawn & Quarterly, Fantagraphics Books, F&W Publishing, Heroic Publishing, Keenspot Publishing, Narwain SRL, Oni Press, Top Shelf Productions, Renaissance Press, Skydog Press, Viper Comics and Wizard Entertainment, and they all have great offerings! FCBD 2006 is coming on May 6 - a perfect opportunity to introduce your friends and family to the hobby you love! And get ready for the industry's biggest annual promotional event! For more information, regular updates or to join the email list, please visit: http://www.freecomicbookday.com/ and stay tuned to Scoop. This event has already passed Arbor Day in our favorite holidays list. ForeWord Launches Comics Supplement Industry News, Scoop, Friday, February 03, 2006 The January/February 2006 issue of ForeWord Magazine included a special supplemental section called Comique featuring contributions from various comics scholars and industry professionals -- and highlighted artwork from titles including Top Shelf's Blankets GN! The only review trade journal devoted exclusively to covering books from independent houses, ForeWord dedicated a special 15- page section of its most recent issue to the "Rise of the Graphic Novel." Entitled "Comique" (a combination of the words "comic" and "unique"), this informative supplement featured essays on the coming of age of the comic book medium from industry professionals Kuo-Yu Liang and Jackie Estrada and comics scholars Katharine Kan and Dr. Robyn A. Hill, Ph.D. The contents of ForeWord's special Comique section include: . ForeWord magazine's editor-at-large Eugene G. Schwartz lays the groundwork for the supplement in his introduction titled "Graphic Novels Animate the Book Business." . Estrada -- administrator of the Eisner Awards and ForeWord's Graphic Novel Consultant -- details the history and background of comics and manga in the essay "The Rise of the Graphic Novel." Estrada also prepared an exhaustive list of graphic novel evergreens, broken down by genre. . Freelance library consultant and contributor to Voices of Youth Advocates (VOYA) and the Diamond Bookshelf. Kan espouses on the significance of graphic novels' role in public libraries across the country in "Graphic Novels in Libraries are Here to Stay." . Diamond Book Distributors' VP Kuo-Yu Liang offers advice and dispels misconceptions in his article "How to Sell the Graphic Novel in Your Book Store." . An assistant professor at National University in La Jolla, California, Dr. Hill informs readers of the educational value of comics in "Using Comics & Graphic Novels in Schools." As more and more attention is drawn to our favorite medium for storytelling, it helps expand and create more opportunities for more distinct voice s to be heard. We applaud ForeWord and it's efforts to help spread the word. Talent Teams Up For Comic Pedigree Book Industry News, Scoop, Friday, February 03, 2006 The forthcoming book on pedigreed comic collections has just expanded! The Greatest Comic Pedigree Collections Ever Discovered, will now cover up to 80 pedigree collections, and will include original lists of each collection, the history of their origin, discovery and disbursement, ranking and comparative analysis. In addition, the talent behind the book has quadrupled. Both Matt Nelson and Stephen Ritter, were previously working on separate books about pedigrees, met this winter and decided a joint effort would produce a sum vastly greater than its parts. Joining them are Mark Haspel and West Stephan of CGC. Haspel and Stephan's involvement opens the doors to CGC's vast accumulation of data they have amassed from grading thousands of pedigreed books over the last six years. Having handled and graded hundreds of copies for each pedigree, their experience will be heavily tapped for the book. "We hope the pedigree book will be as indispensable to the hobby as the Gerber's Photo-Journals and The Official Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide," says Matt Nelson. "The affects those two publications have had on comic collecting are incalculable." The group already has dozens of participants offering original lists, histories, and pictures from each pedigree collection. Stephen Ritter believes the success of the book hinges on participation from the hobby. "This project is a community effort. The only way to track down so many stories and collect so much information is for everyone who was involved in these collections to help. We are impressed with how much help we've already received, and rest assured we'll be knocking on many more doors until we get this project done." Thanks to an enthusiastic response, the authors have uncovered 34 full or partial original lists, considered the nucleus of the book. Several more are in the process of being tracked down. "Pedigreed collections represent the absolute best you can get as a collector," continues Nelson. "They have redefined our grading system and pricing structures, and yet have maintained an aura of mystery all of these years. This book was inevitable." In addition to the book's publication, the official website will continue to track and expand the knowledge of pedigrees in the coming years. Using a database, this website will catalog all existing copies from each collection, and cover any new collections that could surface in the future. The website will be used throughout 2006 for updates on the publication of the pedigree book. For an advance preview of the book's contents, please visit http://www.comicpedigrees.com. If you happen to be at any of the major conventions this year, stop by Stephen Ritter's and CGC's booths to view excerpts from the book. If anyone has any information on pedigree collections, please contact Stephen Ritter at sritter@woh.rr.com, or Matt Nelson at comics@classicsincorporated.com, or Mark Haspel at mhaspel@cgccomics.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. 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. All contributors are required to use their real name and have a valid Email address for their columns to be published. 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