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+++++ Norton brings back Kings in Disguise by Sunyoung Lee, PW Comics Week -- 4/4/2006 W.W. Norton's debut into the world of graphic novel publishing could be said to have officially taken place last year with its release of two Will Eisner titles, The Plot: The Secret Story of the Protocols of the Elders of Zion and the classic Contract with God trilogy, but this April's reissue of James Vance and Dan Burr's Kings in Disguise promises to solidify Norton's status as the newest high-profile player in this rapidly expanding genre. Taken together with the 2004 signing of R. Crumb's much anticipated and still forthcoming nonfiction take on the Book of Genesis, it's clear: after more than five years of distributing Fantagraphics, the indie comics mainstay, Norton's finally getting serious about publishing its own graphic titles. Long considered a classic in the field, Kings in Disguise won both Harvey and Eisner awards when it was published more than 15 years ago by the now defunct Kitchen Sink Press. Neil Gaiman, one of the book's many distinguished fans, described it as being as important as Maus, Watchmen and Love & Rockets "in the rise of the graphic novel, showing that comics can take on any kind of story." Norton editor Tom Mayer first heard of the title from Judy Hansen, the agent who helped Denis Kitchen put together the deal for Eisner and Crumb. Mayer asked her if she could recommend any other titles for Norton. "I said, you know, this is Norton, we're not going to publish manga, but I am interested in seeing more literary graphic projects," Mayer recalled. Hansen sent him Kings, and Mayer loved it. "It's all too easy to say that this is a graphic novel. But I'm trying to think of this as literature," said Mayer. Kings in Disguise follows the story of a young boy, Freddie Bloch, whose family has disintegrated under the pressures of the Great Depression. Freddie sets out for Detroit to look for his father after his older brother is carted off to jail for attempted robbery, and quickly falls in with an experienced if somewhat eccentric tramp who goes by the moniker the King of Spain. Together, the two crisscross the nation, catching rides in boxcars and living in a world of soup kitchens, labor riots and shantytowns. As depicted by James Vance's plain-speaking, understated prose and Dan Burr's hard-lined drawings, Kings in Disguise is a dry-eyed, meticulous evocation of the poverty and resilience of the dispossessed. Norton's new edition boasts a foreword by Alan Moore, who described the book as a "mud-stained masterpiece of raindog regents and their unsung histories," as well as a revised intro by James Vance, who traced the book's origins from a short story to a play to a comic book. The paperback reprint will have an initial print run of 7,500, which Mayer described as "a modest run." The books will be widely distributed, and Mayer also hoped to introduce the title to academics through Norton's college sales reps. Although there had been some talk of publicizing the book with an animated short that would then be sent out to blogs, advertising will most likely be limited to what Mayer calls "undercover Web marketing, sending books to those who discuss graphic novels, sending the book to those who are in the know and would remember the book." Most of the advertising push will be saved for next year, when Norton will be publishing and promoting the hardcover sequel to Kings in Disguise, called On the Ropes. The sequel was always part of the plan -the titles were signed in a two-book deal, with the paperback reprint designed to set the foundation for the hardcover release. Although only the first 25 pages of On the Rope's script have come in thus far, Mayer's hoping to finish up production on the book this summer for a spring 2007 release. In describing Norton's vision for this new area of publishing, Mayer invoked Norton's longstanding mission: "Norton's motto is 'Books that live,' so we want to do that for graphic novels as well," he said. "We don't want to do a flash-in-the-pan graphic novel, we want to publish great books. We want books with legs that we'll be proud about in 10 or 15 years." Still, Mayer conceded that the field of publishers wanting to get into comics is a crowded one. This came into stark focus when he visited the first New York Comic-con this past February. Walking around on the floor "was like being on an airplane," he said. "Clearly we'd like to think of ourselves doing our graphic novels as important, but when it comes down to it, we're like a small bottle floating around in this massive ocean." +++++ FANBOY RADIO HOSTS ROBERT KIRKMAN THIS SUNDAY The writer of Marvel Comics' Ultimate X-Men, Marvel Team-Up, and Marvel Zombies and Invincible and The Walking Dead for Image Comics joins the Fanboy Radio crew April 9th for and hour of comic talk goodness. Kirkman is one of the biggest success stories in modern comics and is the man behind Battle Pope, Tech Jacket, Brit, and Capes as well as dozens of other titles. In 2004, Robert was the sole writer of the Marvel Knights 2099 five week event special series, a Jubilee mini-series and last year wrote the Fantastic Four: Foes mini-series, all for Marvel Comics. You can read Robert's weekly online column at Comic Book Resources appropriately titled "Buy My Books." Marvel Comics recently announced that Robert will be handling the writing duties of Ant- Man set to be released in October with penciler Phil Hester, inker Ande Parks, and colorist Bill Crabtree on board. This is Kirkman's fifth time on Fanboy Radio and his appearance is a part of a build-up to the 300th episode in May. "I'm having some of my favorite guests on from the past four and a half years of broadcasting on the live shows before 'Big 300'" says show host Scott Hinze. "Kirkman is one of those comic pros that not only writes a ton of refreshingly fun reads, and is great on the air. Last Sunday with Mark Waid helped spark a massive online conversation about Kryptonite and we'll keep trying to keep fandom mobilized. This Sunday, I'm sure you can expect our trademark chaotic fun, but we will definitely be covering recent comic book offerings, video game releases, pop culture news items and, of course, our infamous 'SUB OR FLUB' session. I'm really looking forward to this one." Kirkman himself adds, "Fanboy Radio is an absolute blast to be on. Hopefully this time will be no different." Tune in for the upbeat, fast-paced hour this Sunday at 6pm Central Time (7pm Eastern, 4pm Pacific) on the KTCU FM live feed - www.ktcu.tcu.edu/ktcu/ To participate in the hour, call the show live at (817) 257-7631 or post a question or comment here - http://fanboyradio.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=5353 Join Scott, Oliver and the rest of the FbR Crew this Sunday for Robert Kirkman on the comic book show that cares - Fanboy Radio, The Voice of Comics. To inquire about guest solicitations, syndication, sponsorship or more show information please email Scott Hinze directly at scott@fanboyradio.com Fanboy Radio (FbR) is a radio talk show about the comic book industry, its art, creators, and fans. The radio talk show broadcasts live from the KTCU studios in Fort Worth, Texas on KTCU 88.7 FM - The Choice and WORLDWIDE via internet - KTCU streaming audio and is syndicated across the United States and Canada. Fanboy Radio is made possible by Dallas/Fort Worth area comic book retailer, Y2Komics and the animation distributor, FUNimation Entertainment. +++++ Once Upon A-Time There Came A... TIMETRIPPER New TEEN SERIES From Penguin/Razorbill Available April 20! Since the shocking death of his obsessive father, everyone thinks teen genius Harry Keller has lost it. But Harry's mind hasn't collapsed, it's expanded. He sees people's lives from birth to death unwinding in twisting trails he can touch and change. He dubs this strange universe, where past present and future co- exist, A-Time. In the first two books of this mind-bending new science fiction series, Harry begins to discover his ultimate purpose in A-Time. In YESTERMORROW (Book 1), Harry learns A-Time is inhabited by monstrous creatures called Quirks-deadly events trying to force their way into human life trails so they can happen. In INRAGE (Book 2), Anger spreads like a plague at Harry's high school as petty arguments turn violent. Harry finds the cause in A-Time, but can he unravel its twisted trails before the wrath turns deadly? Gregory (WICKED) Maguire called the series "Quirkoid and fantasmagothic!" YA favorite Christopher Golden called it "A great ride, a clever tale full of wit and charm." NEWSFLASH! To spread the word, Jazan Wild has composed and recorded a hard-rocking new song, WAKE UP TO REALITY (TIMETRIPPER) available free at www.petrucha.com April 1. Novelist Stefan Petrucha, known internationally for his work on Topp's X-FILES comic, loosely based TIMETRIPPER on his SQUALOR comic for First Publishing. He can be contacted for interviews via timetripperATpetrucha.com More on him at www.petrucha.com. Paperback: 240 pages Publisher: Razorbill Available: April 20, 2006 ISBN: 159514076X (YESTERMORROW) 1595140778 (INRAGE) +++++ EASTER EGGS JUMP FROM DVDS AND VIDEO GAMES TO COMICS Zoom Suit Features Hidden Phone Numbers and Internet Flash Movies April 7, 2006, Palm Beach, FL - A slew of surprises await comic fans on April 26 when Zoom Suit #1 hits comic shops featuring an overt cover contest and a gaggle of covert "Easter Eggs" revealing phone numbers and web sites that take readers out of the comic and into the middle of an internet conspiracy. The term "Easter Eggs" stems primarily from the world of DVDs. A bridge easily gapped since Zoom Suit is based upon an award-winning animated short. "We hid a few Easter Eggs on our web site as well as on our DVDs, so placing them in Zoom Suit #1 was a logical evolution," explained Zoom Suit creator John Taddeo. "However, we took it pretty far. There are at least three Flash films to find and a hidden phone number as well." Hunting for these media morsels is fast becoming a cultural pursuit. Easter Eggs abound in DVDs and video games and have even found their way onto numerous other forms of media. With its high resolution printing and premium production values, Zoom Suit is a logical choice to introduce Easter Eggs to the comic format. "Get ready for the Boom when Zoom Suit hits comic store shelves this April," said William Insignares, owner of Demolition Comics. "With its iron-clad storytelling, meticulous metallic art throughout and hidden secrets, this hot book is bound to sell out fast!" The quest in Zoom Suit begins with an alien "Zeta Reticulan" phone number and ends with prizes such as a limited edition Zoom Suit DVD signed by the creative team. In addition, many other surprises are peppered throughout the entire four issue limited series. "The comic industry has been doing some phenomenal things in storytelling and art for the past several years," said Phil Boyle, owner of comic book chain Coliseum of Comics. "I'm very excited about Zoom Suit appealing to a much wider audience than some of the traditional comics, thereby bringing in a new generation of comic readers. There are a lot of great things happening in comics and Zoom Suit is one of them." Zoom Suit is easily one of the most impressive new comic book creations we have experienced in a decade," said D.J. Stamper, CEO of The Comics Club in Brandon, Florida. "Zoom Suit has all the bits and pieces that fans demand: quality art, intriguing characters, solid story. This one is a top-of-the-list must- read!" Now the only worry is will there be enough to satisfy the demand. Zoom Suit creator John Taddeo has been vocal in warning fans to pre-order at a local comic shop, as shelf copies will likely disappear quickly. "Zoom Suit #1 will be allocated. We do not have enough copies to fill all orders. Retailers will only receive 90 percent of their initial orders, so if you want to ensure yourself a copy, please contact your local comic shop right away." +++++ Peter Dixon Loses Hair; A.C.T.O.R. Gains Funds Comic Store Owner and Con Promoter Shaves Melon for Cause...We hope! Never has one man given up so little for so much! Peter Dixon, owner and operator of Paradise Comics and promoter of the Paradise Comics Toronto Comicon, has announced that he will give up his hair for charity...if comic fans do their part as well. Dixon will shave his head at the Paradise Comics Toronto Comicon April 28-30 if fans donate $1000 to A.C.T.O.R., A Commitment To Our Roots, via PayPal between now and the start of the con at 3 PM on April 28. An easy-to-click method for making donations, and accompanying Dixon hair-ometer, is now available at A.C.T.O.R.'s Website at http://www.actorcomicfund.org/pages/pr/shavefund.htm. "I admire both Peter's generosity, and his ability to endure public embarrassment," said A.C.T.O.R. President Jim McLauchlin. "I'm starting this off with $20 of my own to kick things off. Now somebody else match me, and we'll be well on our way to putting him in the George Perez Hair Club For Men!" George Perez, the A.C.T.O.R. Board member and attendee of the Paradise Convention who also sports a stylishly shaved dome said, "Trust me, for I know of what I speak-- my shiny dome has been the ideal canvas for the exhibition of the latest popular shades of lipstick! I think this is a really clever way of serving a good cause-and becoming a chick magnet!" The delicately coiffed Dixon can be seen in his pristine, hair- covered state between now and April 27 at Paradise Comics, 3278 Younge St., Toronto, Ontario. For more information on the Paradise Comics store, click www.ParadiseComics.com. For more information on the Paradise Comics Toronto Comicon, click www.TorontoComicon.com +++++ From Jim McCann at Marvel Comics http://www.marvel.com Chris Claremont Takes Time for Recovery On March 5, comic industry legend and current writer of Uncanny X-Men and Excalibur, Chris Claremont, was overcome by exhaustion while attending a conference in Italy. Thankfully, he is expected to make a full recovery and return to the comic industry he helped build. Chris Claremont is best known for being the definitive X-Men writer and over thirty years later is still writing Uncanny X-Men along with New Excalibur. After treatment and tests in Italy, Claremont was diagnosed with cardiac stress and last week returned to New York City where he will continue his rehabilitative therapy. Due to this brief hiatus, Claremont's newest projects - his taking over Exiles and debuting GeNext - will be pushed back until late in the year when he returns. Claremont will be coming back to the fold soon, and Marvel is pleased to announce that he will be a part of this family for many years to come, as he recently renewed his exclusive contract. Marvel wishes Claremont a speedy recovery and looks forward to future classic stories from an industry legend. +++++ From THE PULSE by Heidi MacDonald and Jennifer Contino at: http://www.comicon.com/pulse/ Tales of Supernatural Law Nominated for Book Awards Batton Lash's Tales of Supernatural Law, published by Exhibit A Press, is a finalist in the graphic novel category for two major book awards: Publishers Marketing Association's Benjamin Franklin Awards and ForeWord magazine's Book of the Year Awards (BOYA). In addition, the book has been nominated to be included in a major American Library Association recommended reading list. PMA: The PMA Benjamin Franklin Award recognizes excellence in independent publishing. Publications, grouped by genre, are judged on editorial and design merit by top practitioners in each field. The trophies are awarded to the best books in several categories. The winners will be announced during a ceremony on Wednesday evening, May 17, 2006 at the Washington, DC Convention Center, just prior to the opening of Book Expo America. There are three nominees in the graphic novel category; the other two are Nancy Drew: The Demon of River Heights by Stefan Petrucha and Sho Murase (published by Papercutz) and North Country by Shane White (published by NBM). http://www.pma-online.org/benfrank.cfm BOYA: ForeWord magazine's Book of the Year Award was established to bring increased attention from librarians and booksellers to the literary achievements of independent publishers and their authors. A jury of librarians, booksellers, and reviewers judge the categories for entry, and they select winners and finalists based on editorial excellence and professional production as well as the originality of the narrative and the value the book adds to its genre. Besides Tales of Supernatural Law, there are eight other finalists in the graphic novel category, including two from Tokypop and two from NBM. Bronze, Silver, Gold medalists will be announced at the awards ceremony at BEA in Washington DC, Friday, May 19th at 3 p.m. http://www.forewordmagazine.com/awards/ YALSA: The Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA), a division of the American Library Association, is compiling a list of Great Graphic Novels for Teens that will be announced at the end of this year. To be nominated, graphic novels must have been published between September 1, 2005 and December 31, 2006; they cannot be nominated by the publisher or creator. Tales of Supernatural Law is one of 58 books that have been nominated to date and that will be narrowed down to a final list by a blue- ribbon committee. www.ala.org/ala/yalsa/booklistsawards/greatgraphicnovelsforteens/ gn.htm More information about Batton Lash and Tales of Supernatural Law can be found at www.exhibitapress.com SOLD-OUT BLUE BEETLE #1 GOES BACK TO PRESS FOR NEW PRINTING BLUE BEETLE #1, the premiere issue of the new series written by Keith Giffen & John Rogers and illustrated by Cully Hamner, has sold out at DC Comics and is going back to press for a new printing! BLUE BEETLE #1 Second Printing (FEB068133) will feature a preliminary, black and white version of the original cover by Hamner, and is scheduled to arrive in stores on May 3. To ensure delivery on May 3 retailers must place orders by Sunday, April 23; please note that quantities will be limited and may sell out before April 23. Retailers may order the issue by contacting their Diamond Customer Service Representative or DC Sales Representative, or by email at reorders@diamondcomics.com. Upcoming issues of BLUE BEETLE are available as follows: * BLUE BEETLE #2 (FEB060260) is available for advance reorder and is scheduled to arrive in stores on April 26. * BLUE BEETLE #3 (MAR060313) is solicited in the March Previews (Vol. XVI #3) and is scheduled to arrive in stores on May 24. * BLUE BEETLE #4 (APR060206) is solicited in the April Previews (Vol. XVI #4) and is scheduled to arrive in stores on 6/28. +++++ From Newsarama at http://www.Newsarama.com/ MILLAR RE-UPS WITH MARVEL THROUGH 2008 On the eve of his return to the public eye, including a comprehensive interview here at Newsarama scheduled for this coming Monday, writer Mark Miller has informed us that he has re- upped his exclusive contract with Marvel for another two years. "Marvel has been great to me these past five years," Millar said, explaining his decision to renew his exclusive. "I've had an incredible time and, for a bunch of reasons I'll explain in Monday's interview, I wanted to make a commitment to them in the long-term. "I've signed up until the middle of 2008 and, with Marvel Civil War, feel like I'm really just kicking into high gear. It's no secret that I was diagnosed with Crohn's Disease last year and Ike [Marvel Chief Executive Offer Isaac Perlmutter] was just brilliant about it. He flew me out to the States and had some of the best doctors in the world check me over. It's been a long six months, but I'm feeling a good deal better after all their treatment and just really want to repay that by upping Marvel's market share to an almost embarrassing degree. DC has been terrific lately. They've really upped their game in the time I've been off, but I've got a few tricks up my sleeve. It's going to be an exceptional year for comics and I couldn't be happier about being back." PETER DAVID TO SCRIPT 1st 7 ISSUES of STEPHEN KING's DARK TOWER "New Comic Series, Launching in February 2007, Explores the Origin of the Notorious Gunslinger Character " NEW YORK - Marvel Comics has tapped prolific author and veteran comic book writer Peter David to script the first seven issues of the ground-breaking new comic book series adapted from Stephen King's magnum opus, The Dark Tower. The first issue is scheduled to debut in February 2007. The series will expand the saga of King's epic hero, Roland Deschain, whose quest to save the Dark Tower is captured in seven best-selling novels published over the course of twenty-five years. The new stories delve into the life and times of the young Roland, revealing the trials and conflicts that lead to the burden of destiny he must assume as a man, the last Gunslinger from a world that has moved on. The comics will work in conjunction with the novels, further supplementing and defining the saga's mythology under the direction of the acclaimed author himself. "You have to understand: To me, it was yesterday that I was standing on line at a Stephen King book signing, telling him that I was an aspiring writer, and he inscribed a copy of 'Danse Macabre with 'To Peter: Best of luck on your writing career.' Since then I've had a great deal of luck, and this opportunity is-by me-one of the luckiest breaks of them all," says David. "I'm extremely excited to be a part of such a highly anticipated project, and am looking forward to contributing however much I can to King's epic fantasy. I just wish I could go back and tell the kid on the autograph line; he probably wouldn't believe it." The series will be illustrated by Eisner-award winning artist Jae Lee. "We are thrilled to have Peter on-board to kick off this historic comic project. He is one of the most acclaimed comic book writers working today. The millions of Dark Tower fans are certainly in for a real treat," said Joe Quesada, Marvel Entertainment's Editor-In-Chief and Chief Creative Officer, Publishing Peter David's career as a popular author spans nearly two decades. He has worked in a variety of entertainment media- television, film, books, short stories and comic books-and has acquired followings in all of them. In the literary field, Peter has had over fifty novels published, including numerous appearances on the New York Times Bestsellers List. His novels include Sir Apropos of Nothing and the sequel The Woad to Wuin, Knight Life, Howling Mad, and the Psi-Man adventure series. He is the co-creator and author of the bestselling Star Trek: New Frontier series for Pocket Books, and has also written such Trek novels as Q-Squared, The Siege, Q-in- Law, Vendetta, I, Q (with John deLancie), A Rock and a Hard Place and Imzadi. He produced the three Babylon 5 Centauri Prime novels, and has also had his short fiction published in such collections as Shock Rock, Shock Rock II, and Otherwere: Stories of Transformation, as well as Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine and The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction. Peter's comic book resume includes an award-winning twelve-year run on The Incredible Hulk, and many fans consider David's work on The Incredible Hulk to be the definitive interpretation of the character. David's other Marvel Comics work include runs on Wolverine, the New Universe series Merc and Justice, a run on the original X-Factor, the futuristic series Spider-Man 2099, about a man in the year 2099 who takes up the mantle of Spider-Man (the title character of which David co-created), and the 2000 and 2002 versions of Captain Marvel. He has also written comic book related novels, such as The Incredible Hulk: What Savage Beast, and co-edited The Ultimate Hulk short story collection. Furthermore, his opinion column But I Digress... has been running in The Comic Buyers's Guide for nearly a decade and was also collected into a trade paperback edition. +++++ From ComiX-Fan at http://www.comixfan.com/xfan MARVEL NAMES CN EXCLUSIVE U.S. BROADCAST HOME FOR ALL-NEW FANTASTIC FOUR ANIMATED Marvel Entertainment, Inc. announced today that it has entered into an agreement with the Cartoon Network through which the broadcaster has obtained the exclusive domestic television rights to Marvel's highly-anticipated, all-new animated series based on the ever-popular Fantastic Four Super Hero franchise. Cartoon Network will debut the series in Fall 2006. The announcement was made by Michael Helfant, President/COO of Marvel Studios, and Terry Kalagian, Vice President of Acquisitions and Co- Productions, of Cartoon Network. Co-produced by Marvel Studios and Moonscoop -- the award-winning, cutting-edge animation company behind such series as the Cartoon Network hit Code Lyoko - the Fantastic Four series combines a dynamic mix of 2D and 3D animation. Based upon the original Marvel characters and classic storylines, this new series follows the high-energy adventures of one of the comic book world's most prominent crime-fighting teams -- Mr. Fantastic, The Invisible Woman, The Human Torch and The Thing - as they battle villains and their ultimate rival, Dr. Doom. Avi Arad is executive producer of the series, and Eric Rollman, EVP, Home Entertainment & Television Production, and Craig Kyle, VP Creative Development, Animation, are the production executives for Marvel. Last summer, the live action Fantastic Four feature film scorched the box office and became a blockbuster movie event - grossing more than $330 million worldwide and sparking the development of a sequel planned for summer 2007. The initial season broadcast commitment for the animated series on Cartoon Network is 26 half-hour episodes. The domestic deal now makes Cartoon Network the global home for the Fantastic Four animated series. Late last year, the broadcaster struck a deal with Moonscoop to carry the series in all territories outside the U.S. "Cartoon Network is the perfect home for the Fantastic Four. The network has established itself as one of the top providers of high-quality animation entertainment. Their commitment to this series will further Marvel's mission to drive consistent, high- profile exposure and excitement for The Fantastic Four franchise worldwide," said Mr. Helfant. "The television series furthers our aggressive strategy to fully support our characters through feature films, DVDs, video games, merchandising and television animation." "Cartoon Network is the home for super heroes and will be a great home for the Fantastic Four," said Terry Kalagian, vice president of acquisitions and co-productions for Cartoon Network, "We're sure it'll be a fantastic addition to our programming line-up". Marvel will further support the series with a targeted licensing program. Merchandise is expected to include: toys, interactive entertainment, and apparel. +++++ 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. 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