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once again I made this mistake. Here is the real part 2 +++++ Victoria's (not so) Secret Service Alias Comics series, Victoria's Secret Service, sold-out! April 9, 2006 (San Diego, CA) - Alias Comics and Blue Water Productions released the debut issue of their newest collaborative-series, VICTORIA'S SECRET SERVICE, in March 2006, and both are excited to report that the issue has already completely sold-out from the distributor after only weeks on the shelves! From the fan-favorite creative team of Nadir Balan and Terrance Griep (Judo Girl), VICTORIA'S SECRET SERVICE follows the adventures of a team of girls - Scarlet, Raven, Lark, and Brooke - who serve in protection of the Queen of England in a clandestine operation established in the 19th century, and was named one of Wizard Magazine's Top 11 Indy Books to Watch! "The buzz around this book has been phenomenal," says creator, and Blue Water Productions' Managing Editor, Darren G. Davis. "Numbers from our special 75-cent preview issue were incredibly high, and this latest sell-out just proves that readers are running for the shops for their chance to find one. It's the greatest compliment any comic creator could be given!" Indeed with the success of VICTORIA'S SECRET SERVICE, Davis and Blue Water Productions have already optioned the rights for film and toy franchises. With issue one already sold-out, readers are encouraged to place their orders now for VICTORIA'S SERCRET SERVICE #2. VICTORIA'S SECRET SERVICE #2 Written by Terrance Griep, with artwork by Nadir Balan Scarlet (Victoria Secret Service's newest member) takes on her first mission--to guard Great Britain's least-favorite royal, the prodigal Prince Garson, from a terrorist attack. Disguised as a cocktail waitress, the team must secretly prevent the flirty, teenaged prince from being kidnapped during a masquerade. The camouflaged international terrorists at work the girls can handle--it's teaming up that's a problem! Brooke, Lark, and Raven distrust their newest member--not because she's a cat burglar working a plea bargain, but because she's an American! Brought to you by writer Terrance Griep and artist Nadir Balan, the creative team of Alias' sellout smash, Judo Girl! -- 24-pages, full-color monthly series -- $3.50 (order code: APR062859) VICTORIA'S SECRET SERVICE #2 is available for ordering now in the April 2006 issue of Diamond Comics' PREVIEWS catalog for a June 2006 release! "It's a solid start," said Davis. "It's the kind of thing that really energizes a creative team and makes us work that much harder to bring our A-game to every issue, and we hope that readers will continue to show support for VICTORIA'S SECRET SERVICE, as well as Blue Water and Alias Comics in general." For more information on VICTORIA'S SECRET SERVICE and other great Alias Comics titles, be sure you visit your local comic shop, and visit Alias Comics online at http://www.aliasc omics.net! +++++ new TokyoPop book Hi everyone, Keith Giffen and I have a new OEL manga called Zapt! coming out from TokyoPop this summer. It's an all ages book and it's in the April PREVIEWS on page 337. I've included information on the book below and as always please feel free to ask any questions. Thanks! -Shannon Denton www.shannondenton.com Synopsis: In addition to getting his homework done on time and dodging local bullies, 12-year-old Armand Jones has to squeeze in the duties of being an intergalactic policeman! Inducted into the ranks of POOP Corp, Armand saves alien civilizations, defeats invading armadas and battles scurvy space pirates...all before recess! Zapt! Volume 1 ISBN: 1-59816-588-7 MSRP: $5.99 Rating: A (All Ages) - Appropriate for all ages. Creator: Armand Villavert Jr., Shannon Denton & Keith Giffen Genre: Sci-Fi/Comedy Contact: TOKYOPOP is sold to the book trade by the Perseus Books Group. To order, please contact your Perseus Books Group sales representative by calling 1-800-343-4499 or faxing orders to 1- 800-351-5073. Keynote: It's Spy Kids meets Star Wars! Key Sell Points: $5.99 entry price point Will appeal to fans of Kim Possible and Power Rangers Co-written by the super-team of Eisner Award-winner Keith Giffen (Legion of Super Heroes, Justice League, Marvel Comics' The Defenders, Battle Royale, I Luv Halloween) and comic veteran Shannon Denton Shannon Denton's long list of credits include work on Fox Kids Network's XMEN and SPIDER-MAN series. He also worked on the Oscar-nominated JIMMY NEUTRON: BOY GENIUS movie and the Emmy- nominated OSMOSIS JONES TV series, TEEN TITANS, TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES, and many more. Type: Manga - B & W - Illus Throughout - 96 pp - 5" x 7 7/16" Volume Number: 1 of 3 Release Schedule: Zapt! Volume 1 On Sale 7/11/06 +++++ Calling all Princess Ai fans! TOKYOPOP's got a super-secret Princess Ai project in the works and we are inviting you to participate by submitting your: -fan art -poetry -fan fiction -song lyrics -cosplay photos If you submit your creation by Friday, April 14th and your entry is selected, TOKYOPOP will send you a limited edition Princess Ai t-shirt (one style, one size only)!!! For complete guidelines, please visit http://www.tokyopop.com/aboutus/fanart.php It has all the information that you need to know about the fan art submission process. If you are sending art by e-mail, here are some general guidelines to be aware of: -art should be sent in JPEG or GIF format -resolution of 150 to 300 DPI -a file size should not be greater than 2 MB -Fan art may be submitted in black and white or in color* (*note: color fan art may be rendered in black and white in books at our discretion.) -If sent by regular mail, all fan art must be no larger than 8.5" by 11" Here's where to send your stuff: Via e-mail: fancontent@tokyopop.com Via regular mail: TOKYOPOP attn: Princess Ai Fan Art 5900 Wilshire Blvd. Suite 2000 Los Angeles, CA 90036 If you are under 18, we will need a written parental permission in order to use your submission. If you submit by e-mail, we will send you a form for your parent to complete and mail to us. If you submit by regular mail, you can cut out a step by having your parent sign and date the permission on the back of your submission. The permission can be a very simple statement like: "I am Kate's parent. I have read and agreed to the terms of TOKYOPOP's fan submission policy posted at www.TOKYOPOP.com." Please remember that the permission must be on the back of your submission and signed and dated. Anything you send to us becomes the property of TOKYOPOP Inc. and, as we said before, it will not be returned to you. We will have the right to print, reproduce, distribute, or modify the artwork for use in any of our products, on our Web site, and in our publicity and promotional materials, royalty-free and forever. We will have the right to print your name, city, and state if we include all or any part of your submission in any of our products. Can't wait to see your submissions! +++++ Bizarre Comic Book Based On True Life Elderly Serial Killers Released King Tractor Press is releasing the first issue of Family Bones in May 2006. The first in an on-going series based on the Copeland murders. (PRWEB) April 10, 2006 -- King Tractor Press announced today that the first issue of their series Family Bones will be released in May 2006. In the first chapter of Family Bones, rebellious teen Sean is shuttled from one family member to the next, finally landing at the farm owned by his elderly Aunt and Uncle. There, the city boy must quickly adapt to the rigors of farm life. Sean must also adjust to the emotional and physical abuse that Uncle Ray visits upon his wife and nephew. Family Bones is based on a true story about teenage angst, family secrets, and murder on a small Midwestern farm. Based on actual events, it's the story of the elderly serial killers Ray and Faye Copeland as seen through the eyes of their unwitting nephew who stays with them one summer. "I know this is going to be a series with a bit of controversy," the writer Shawn Granger said. "It's more hard edge than anything I've written before, but not without its lighter sides. Family Bones is unique in its mix of horror, romance, and coming-of-age genres. I really think readers will be shocked to find out that it's not all blood and gore, there are more layers to the story" Mr. Granger told a fan. "But it's definitely not a story for kids. I definitely didn't kiddy-coat the harsh realities either." Orlando Baez, the artist on Family Bones Chapter 1 is very comfortable with dark stories. He's best known for his work in horror comics. Orlando said "'Family Bones' is a dark & gritty story. It's interesting and real and because of that I want to pencil and feed the story in a rough, scratchy style." He is joined by the inker Kenneth Landgraf, whose resume includes many A-List comic book titles, including Wolverine, Superman, Hawkgirl, Nightwing, and Conan from both DC and Marvel studios. Family Bones #1 will be available in May for a $3.50 cover price. You may preorder the book at our website at www.kingtractorfilms.com and currently distributed through www.dimestoreproductions.com. King Tractor Press encourages readers to ask their local retailers for a copy. Family Bones Chapter 1 Writer: Shawn Granger Artist: Orlando Baez & Kenneth Landgraf Mature Readers 32 pages Full Color Cover, 32 pages B&W Retails for $3.50 Shipping in May +++++ BIG BANG COMICS TO SELF-PUBLISH ALL-NEW BIMONTHLY SERIES! SEE MAY PREVIEWS FOR SOLICITATION. "It's true! Big Bang has left Image Comics and will be self- publishing the new issues under the name Big Bang Comics," confirmed BB editor Gary Carlson. "We'll be right in front of the independent publishers section of Diamond's Previews, somewhere between Archie and Bongo Comics. "We've been publishing two specials a year under various titles and even our regular fans haven't been sure what was and wasn't Big Bang product. This way there will be no confusion." "Erik Larsen and Jim Valentino are two of Big Bang's biggest friends and fans and we appreciate all they've done for us," added Big Bang co-creator Chris Ecker. "Unfortunately, the books have been breaking even financially or losing money for Image for a long time." This won't be the end of Big Bang at Image, however. Erik Larsen is considering a color reprint of the 100+ page 3-part "Timebomber" story line which guest starred the Savage Dragon in issues 12, 14 and 18 of BB. Big Bang Presents #1 features tributes to two of comic's greatest creators, Will Eisner and Jack Cole. Protoplasman is a combination of all eras of Jack Cole's work, from the Claw to Plastic Man through his pre-code horror and crime stories. "It's kind of a hard-boiled humorous action series," offered writer Carlson, "This first story is very much an homage to Cole's Plastic Man. Artist Mort Todd has done a wonderful job! Protoplasman will be a regular visitor in the pages of Big Bang Presents." Big Bang's flagship character the Knight Watchman gets the Will Eisner treatment in '"The Camera of Doom," also written by Gary Carlson, who considers it one of the best Big Bang comics ever produced. "From day one I've wanted to mix & match the great artists' styles with different iconic characters. I still want to see a Bob Kane Ultiman story, a Simon & Kirby Knight Watchman. This story is our guess as to what a Will Eisner Batman story might have been like. Jeff Austin did a wonderful job translating my layouts into finished art." Another character scheduled to make her Big Bang debut in BB Presents #1 is Miss Firecracker. Long time Big Bang and Bong artist Mike Worley is slaving over this good girl strip in the Bill Ward tradition. Big Bang Presents #1 featuring Protoplasman and the Knight Watchman is a 32 page b&w book for $2.95. If all goes well, we're hoping to be in color by the third issue. +++++ From Jim McCann at Marvel Comics http://www.marvel.com French Artist Phil Briones To Provide Art For White Tiger Joining famed young adult fantasy author Tamora Pierce, French artist extraordinaire Phil Briones has signed on to do pencils and inks for the upcoming White Tiger series. "I grew up with Marvel characters," says Phil Briones. "When Marvel offered me the opportunity to work on the new female White Tiger I was immediately thrilled!" "Then learning that Tamora Pierce was going to write it made it simply perfect," added Briones. "I mean the two of us having already been separately working on stories with strong female fantasy characters was clearly a sign that we were destined to be working together. And for a Frenchman, you can't imagine how thrilling and engaging it is to be working for the House of Ideas." Born in Dijon, France, Briones started his career as an animator for Walt Disney Feature Animation. He has also been the artist on several French comic series including La Geste des Chevaliers-Dragons, Kookaburra Universe, and Les Seigneurs d'Agartha. Briones received his degree from the Gobelins School, which happens to be the same school House of M penciler Olivier Coipel attended. The White Tiger series will focus on the new character introduced in Brian Michael Bendis's Daredevil run. With scripts by best-selling children's author Tamora Pierce, Briones is ready to bring his energetic pencils to the new female White Tiger. Marvel Announces Nextwave: Agents of H.A.T.E #5 Crayon Butchery Variant Do you love Nextwave: Agents of H.A.T.E.? An avid fan of coloring books? Boxers or briefs? Well, you're in luck because you the reader get to be the colorist for a very special Variant issue of Nextwave: Agents of H.A.T.E. For Nextwave: Agents of H.A.T.E. #5, Marvel is releasing both a regular version as well as a Crayon Butchery Variant. Now you can not only read but COLOR Monica, the Captain, Boom Boom, Machine Man and all your favorite Nextwave characters. Be careful with Dirk Anger. He'll get mad (angry?) if you mess up. Plus, you can make the myriad of explosions drawn by Stuart Immonen and Wade von Grawbadger all sorts of pretty colors. Like magenta. Mmmmm. . . magenta. Tell your local comic retailer that you want your Crayon Butchery Variant! Yes, CRAYON BUTCHERY VARIANT!!! Marvel is putting the crayon in your hands with this very special Nextwave: Agents of H.A.T.E #5 Crayon Butchery Variant. Just remember to try to stay inside the lines, or it's your head. Oooga booga. NEXTWAVE: AGENTS OF H.A.T.E #5 COLORING COMIC VARIANT (FEB068167) Written by Warren Ellis Pencils & Cover by Stuart Immonen 32 PGS./Parental Advisory ...$2.99 FOC - 5/4, On Sale - 5/24/06 NEXTWAVE: AGENTS OF H.A.T.E #5 (MAR062109) Written by Warren Ellis Pencils & Cover by Stuart Immonen 32 PGS./Parental Advisory ...$2.99 FOC - 5/4, On Sale - 5/24/06 Storm's Wedding Dress Unveiled In TV Guide Storm's dress for her upcoming wedding to the Black Panther in this July's Black Panther #18 was finally unveiled in the April 17th issue of TV Guide on sale now. The design of the dress for the upcoming Black Panther/Storm wedding was created by none-other-than Shawn Dudley, the Emmy-Award Winning Costume Designer for TV's Guiding Light. "I was a little shocked when I first saw the "comic book" version of our dress because I'm a control freak," said Dudley. "I had to really wrap my head around the 'updates' and changes to our original rendering. But it was all good and I really thought the evolution from original research to our classic rendering than on to the final version was a cool process." Executive producer of Guiding Light, Ellen Wheeler, was also happy to see the crossover between soaps and comics. "Our soap world and the comics world are a great fit but I'm especially thrilled that our wonderful costume design team has had this opportunity to show their talents, that we see every day here, in a new and cool way." The lead-up to the Marvel wedding of the decade continues in the page of Storm and Black Panther and make sure to be in attendance when the two iconic comic characters tie the knot in Black Panther #18. Unfortunately for Ororo and T'Challa, a Civil War is brewing among their wedding guests. BLACK PANTHER #18 (MAY061955) Written by Reginald Hudlin Penciled by Scot Eaton Cover by FRANK CHO 48 PGS./Rated T+ ...$3.99 FOC - 4/27, On Sale 5/17/2006 BLACK PANTHER #18 TURNER VARIANT (MAY061956) Written by Reginald Hudlin Penciled by Scot Eaton Cover by MICHAEL TURNER 48 PGS./Rated T+ ...$3.99 FOC - 4/27, On Sale 5/17/2006 +++++ From THE PULSE by Heidi MacDonald and Jennifer Contino at: http://www.comicon.com/pulse/ 24 HOUR COMICS DAY 2006 SIGNING UP EVENT LOCATIONS April 10, 2006 The coordinators of 24 Hour Comics Day, the international festival of comics creation, are now signing up comics shops, schools, museums, and other businesses and organizations to host events. This year, the Day falls on Saturday, October 7th. 24 Hour Comics Day is a day set aside for cartoonists to take the 24 Hour Comics challenge, trying to create a 24 page comic book in 24 consecutive hours. Some take the challenge alone in their home, but most gather at public events, working side by side with other cartoonists, sharing snacks and camaraderie. "Last year, we had over 800 cartoonists working at around 70 event sites in 7 different countries, creating over 10,000 pages of comics" says Nat Gertler, founder of 24 Hour Comics Day. "Early signs are that this year will be even bigger. We've already heard from people who want to sign up sites in locations that have never had 24 Hour Comics Day events before." For details on what is required to host an official 24 Hour Comics Day event and instructions on applying, head over to www.24HourComics.com/2006/storefaq.html People interested in learning more about 24 Hour Comics Day and Scott McCloud's 24 hour comics challenge are urged to visit www.24HourComics.com 24 Hour Comics Day is coordinated by About Comics, publisher of a line of 24 hour comics-themed books, including current Eisner Award nominee 24 Hour Comics Day Highlights 2005. www.AboutComics.com +++++ From THE BEAT by Heidi McDonald at http://www.comicon.com/thebeat/ RIP John Blackburn A press release from Henry R. Kujawa announces the sudden death of cartoonist John Blackburn: John Blackburn, creator of the bisexual superman / voodoo love- god Coley Cochran, passed away suddenly on Friday following a brief illness. His writing style was reminiscent of Don McGregor with his use of in-depth characterization, while his unique art style brought to mind that of original Wonder Woman artist, Harry G. Peter. Coley appeared in 3 self-published books, a number of mini-series and a graphic novel from Eros Comix, and a separate series of short stories in Leyland Publications' MEATMEN series. I'm really shocked & saddened to hear the news that John Blackburn is gone. I've been a fan of his comic-book work ever since RETURN TO VOODOO ISLAND came out, and we'd written back and forth quite a few times. I was able to get ahold of the 3 limited-edition Coley books he published himself, and had spreading the word about the series as best I could online. I think John did a lot to inspire the turn of my own series, STORMBOY. I hadn't heard from him for the last few years, and often wondered if he was okay. I'd been looking forward to his doing a follow-up to the story in DAGGER OF BLOOD. I had Coley make a one-panel came in one of my own stories, and had hoped to someday to a "crossover" between our 2 series. It's also been a dream of mine to someday reprint the Coley stories in a set of books which would cover the 3 limited-edition books and a collection of all the stories that appeared in MEATMEN. I wonder if this will ever happen now? John's writing was really special. He said things in his stories that few ever seem to have the courage to talk about. While is spots I thought he could have used a little help polishing dialogue or story structure, for the most part I often thought he was way ahead of MOST writers in the field these days. Coley was the only comics series I re-read SEVERAL times from beginning to end over the last 10 years. I wish there could have been more. BEA looms The Book Expo America will be held May 19-21 in Washington, DC. You can see all the guests and highlights here. http://www.comicbookconventions.com/forum/index.php?topic=3120.0 Comic Book Conventions has also broken out the comics-related guest list: Bill Amend - Foxtrot Jim Borgman & Jerry Scott - Zits Eric Jerome Dickey - Storm Charlie Huston - Moon Knight Patrick McDonnell - Mutts Brad Meltzer - Identity Crisis, Green Arrow: Archer's Quest Harvey Pekar - American Splendor, The Quitter Louise Simonson - X-Factor, New Mutants Brian K. Vaughn - Ex Machina, Ult. X-Men, Pride of Baghdad JM DeMatteis - Abadazad, Hero Squared, I Can't Believe It's Not the Justice League Mike Ploog - Abadazad Ted Rall - Silk Road to Ruin Lynn Johnston - For Better or For Worse APRIL 13, 2006 CBG posts complete comics sales charts Paul! Marc-Oliver! Come quick! John Jackson Miller, Krause's patron saint of number crunching, has posted complete sales charts based on Diamond's lists, going back to 1998. Every month for the last few years, Diamond Comic Distributors, the leading distributor to comics shops in North America and Great Britain, has published a Top 300 list ranking new comic books by the number of retailer orders it has received. Diamond does not publish its exact figures, but rather a number for each issue indicating how that issue's sales compare to that month's Batman, Diamond's benchmark title. But that information is enough to unlock an estimate for the preorders for every comic book on Diamond's list - if you've got some of the actual orders that Diamond placed with publishers that month to refer to. Since 1996, Comics & Games Retailer, a sister publication to CBG, has led the field in obtaining actual orders for a large fraction of titles appearing on Diamond's monthly list, and then applying them to the list to estimating the rest of the Diamond titles' orders from them. We're not sure how these figures compare to ICV2's -- PAUL! MARC- OLIVER! -- but they are certainly an interesting piece of data and Jackson is to be commended for his diligence in getting it out there. +++++ From the Comics Continuum at http://www.comicscontinuum.com/: JUSTICE LEAGUE UNLIMITED UPDATE "Far From Home," an episode of Justice League Unlimited guest- starring the Legion of Super-Heroes, will have its Cartoon Network premiere on Saturday at 10:30 p.m. The episode was written by Paul Dini from a story by Dwayne McDuffie. It was directed by Dan Riba. "Supergirl, Green Arrow and Green Lantern go on an adventure 1,000 years in the future and meet the Legion of Super-Heroes -- an adventure from which history says she will not return," McDuffie told The Continuum. "Paul Dini is back with a terrific script featuring high adventure, romance and definitive proof that Bouncing Boy is much cooler than you thiink. Supergirl's last stand against the combined power of Legion is one of my favorite sequences from the series so far." Guest voices include Googy Gress as Bouncing Boy, Matt Czurchy as Brainiac 5, Joanne Whaley as Emerald Empress and Tomos Arana as Tharok. +++++ From Newsarama at http://www.Newsarama.com/ ULTIMATES 2 CONCLUSION/CLAREMONT TITLE CHANGES A "Product Update" listing on Diamond's retailer website has listed several changes to some upcoming Marvel titles, mostly involving Chris Claremont written series, as well as an additional issue of Mark Millar and Bryan Hitch's The Ultimates 2, which originally was to conclude with the double-sized issue #12. Solicited as 48 pages and $3.99, the title will now ship as 32 pages at $2.99, and there will be an Ultimates 2 #13 that will be solicited in a future Marvel Previews. Here is the original solicitation of issue #12... ULTIMATES 2 #12 Written by MARK MILLAR Pencils & Cover by BRYAN HITCH GRAND THEFT AMERICA This is it! The double-sized finale! America strikes back against the Liberators, as ace artist Bryan Hitch draws every single super hero in the Ultimate Universe in combat to free the United States! Plus: the true fate of Thor, the return of the Defenders, and every major plotline from the Ultimates (since its inception) comes together at last. If ever there was a big one you should not miss...Ultimates 2 #12 is it! If you do but one thing with your life: read this comic! And don't forget -this cataclysmic story leads straight into Ultimates 3 #1, coming soon! Part 6 (of 6). 48 PGS./Parental Advisory ...$3.99 As to Claremont's titles, the announced changes reflect at least partly how Marvel will deal with sabbatical Claremont is taking while he recovers from cardiac stress. Here is how Diamond has listed the changes... New Excalibur #7-#8 (MAR062118D/APR062065D, $2.99 ea.; FOC 05/04/06 & 06/01/06) will now be plotted by Chris Claremont and scripted by Frank Tieri. Uncanny X-Men #472 (FEB062053D, $2.99) & #473 (MAR062124D, $2.99; FOC 04/20/06) will now be plotted by Chris Claremont and scripted by Tony Bedard. Uncanny X-Men #474 (APR062068D, $2.99; FOC 05/25/06) will now be plotted and scripted by Tony Bedard. Uncanny X-Men Annual #1 (APR062069D, $3.99; FOC 06/01/06) will now be co-plotted by Chris Claremont & Tony Bedard and scripted by Bedard. +++++ 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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