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+++++ Witchblade Reaches #100 Milestone Top Cow Flagship title celebrates mega-birthday in July April 18, 2006 For additional information: Jim McLauchlin, 310-477-8882 You've definitely come a long way, baby. Top Cow Productions' Witchblade reaches an important milestone this summer, as the long-running and much-beloved title hits #100 in July. Ongoing writer Ron Marz will bridge the gap between the old and new, scribing a story to be drawn, primarily, by two artists. Outgoing artist Mike Choi, who has been with the book since #80, passes the torch to new artist Adriana Melo (Star Wars: Empire, Birds of Prey). In addition, a bevy of guest artists including Marc Silvestri (Hunter-Killer), Billy Tan (X- Men), Randy Green (New X-Men), and Christian Gossett (The Red Star) will also contribute pages. In addition to guest artists galore, Marz promises major events that will shake the title's status quo. "The recent 10th Anniversary issue in Witchblade #92 was really about the Witchblade's past, finally revealing where it came from and giving a glimpse of the past bearers," Marz said. "Issue #100 is very much about looking forward, about the future of the Witchblade and the future of Sara Pezzini. By the time the readers get to the last page of #100, we'll have paid off plot threads that have been building since I first took over the book, and laid the groundwork for what's to come in the next year. And I guarantee the next year is going to be the most turbulent year this book has ever had." For hints of what may be coming down the pike, look no further than Image Comics Future Shock, the Free Comic Book Day offering hitting streets on Free Comic Book Day, May 6. Witchblade #100 will clock in at 48 pages, with a $4.99 cover price. Four regular covers will be available, with art from Marc Silvestri, Michael Turner, Mike Choi, and an "Anime" version based on the original Witchblade anime developed by Gonzo Animation now showing on Japanese TV. A fifth incentive cover from Dawn artist Joseph Michael Linsner will also be available. "One hundred has that special ring to it of something that matters, doesn't it?" asked Top Cow CEO Marc Silvestri. "Like the 100th episode of a favorite TV show or a beloved relative reaching that 100th birthday. Big chunks of time are measured by centuries tied up in neat 100-year bundles. Notable moments in our history are often referenced by what 100-year span those moments occurred in. One hundred will always have some meaning, some history, some importance behind it. "For us over at Top Cow, celebrating 100 issues of our iconic character means we've accomplished longevity, that despite the odds we're still here and still doing what we love. For the character herself, 100 means a depth and substance and an almost tangible feeling of being real that only time can bring. "For the reader, 100 issues means a long relationship with a character they've grown to love and understand and have a real empathy for. The best of those characters have a strange and wonderful way of returning that same love, understanding and empathy to the reader. And the enduring quality of Sara and the Witchblade, is the ability to do just that. This enduring quality is thanks to all the talented writers and artists who've given her life, and all the fans who've followed her adventures, and suffered in her pains, and relished in her joys. That is why Witchblade is turning 100. And that is why she's special. "Thank you all!" +++++ "THE LUMP" Trade Paperback A quick note from your friends at www.tabloia.com! ITEM! At last, the wait is over! At this very second, "THE LUMP: THE COMPLETE SORDID STORY" TRADE PAPERBACK is listed in Previews, and ready to be ordered by your local comics shops! Be sure and tell them you want at least three copies! It ships to stores JUNE 2006! During the process of putting this ungodly package together, we kept coming up with crazy new BONUS FEATURES to add, which ultimately bulked the book up to a whopping 160 pages! What can you expect, fans? - The complete sordid story, including the original covers and back covers! - A brand new three-page epilogue! - A four-page story that has yet to see print in America featuring "The Lump's" "Skitz" Jenkins, with cameos by Lindsay and Raven!)! - Professor "Cleanie" Santini's Fun Sanitation Tips, AND Professor Pardi's Sex Science Facts! - An extra-special BONUS PAGE of NEVER-BEFORE-SEEN Sex Facts and Sanitation Tips! - Letters pages galore, by fans like yourself, enamored by "The Lump!" - Yours truly, Rob Oder, interviewing creator Chris Wisnia! - Essays on the creation, publishing processes, and ingenius marketing techniques of "The Lump!" some of which must have been responsible for its original (small) sales numbers plummeting by two-thirds! (A MUST-HAVE for aspiring self-publishers!)! - Original character sketches and page layouts! * * * * * * * WHAT IS THE LUMP??! See the attached advertisement, if you missed it in this month's Comics Journal! It's the critically acclaimed film noir/mad scientist/ tabloid horror mystery of the year! "Demented and highly enjoyable."-Fourthrail.com. "Some of the best comic book fun I've had in years." - Comixfan.com. "My favorite comic of the week." -Comicbookresources.com. "Deserves a round of applause." - Comicwidows.com. A "daffy valentine to pulp publications, gossip rags, and paranoia literature." -Comicon.com. Soft cover, 160 pages, comic-book-sized, black and white. All that for just $14.95! * * * * * * * WEBSITE UPDATE! The website hasn't changed in almost a year! Don't bother going there, unless you haven't ordered your humongous, treasury-sized 9"x13"copy of "DORIS DANGER SEEKS...WHERE GIANT MONSTERS CREEP AND STOMP!" featuring Kirby-style giant monsters inked by DICK AYERS, and pin-ups of giant monsters by MIKE MIGNOLA, SAM KIETH, MIKE ALLRED, GENE COLAN, JOHN SEVERIN, BILL SIENKIEWICZ, LOS BROS HERNANDEZ, TONY MILLIONAIRE, and MORE! We'll be sure and keep you updated on the website's progress! Don't hold your breath! * * * * * * * WHAT IS TABLOIA UP TO NEXT?! Glad you asked, fans! We've scrapped the religious project mentioned in previous emails, due to (unenthusiastic) interest in DORIS DANGER'S adventures! We're hoping to get out at least TWO DORIS DANGER COMICS before the end of the year! Keep your eyes peeled for... "DORIS DANGER'S GREATEST ALL-OUT ARMY BATTLES!" featuring giant monster war pin-ups by DICK AYERS, SAM GLANZMAN, RUSS HEATH, and JOHN SEVERIN! Once that's out, we'll follow it up with DORIS DANGER...IN OUTER SPACE!" with outer space giant monster pin-ups by JH WILLIAMS III, AL FELDSTEIN, DAVE GIBBONS, and PETER BAGGE! What a line- up! +++++ Hawthorne High School Comic Convention Press Release The Hawthorne High School Comic Convention: The best little comic convention in the country just keeps getting better! This May 13, 2006 America's greatest small comic convention the Hawthorne High School Comic Con returns for it's 3rd year. If you count the 13 years of the Ramapo High Comic Con (where Allan Rosenberg the faculty advisor for both conventions first help create the convention) we are up to year 16. What makes the Hawthorne Con so great? How about a great comic creator guest list: This year's guest list includes modern masters Mark Texiera; Tom Raney; Rick Leonardi, Denny O'Neil and Bob Wiacek, painters Dave DeVries and Mark Sparacio. Silver Age greats Joe Giella and Arnold Drake, Golden Age legend (and co creator of the comic strip Dondi) Irwin Hasen; all ages friendly creators Tania Del Rio and Scott Roberts, editors Jim Salicrup; Danny Fingeroth, Jon Cooke and John Workman and Hawthorne High Cartooning Club alumni Melissa Goldberg and Alexio Gessa now back as independent creators. Shi creator Billy Tucci is tentatively scheduled to appear. How about the Hawthorne Convention's incredible professional art lessons: Each year there are lessons taught by comic pros teach at such schools as Joe Kubert School of Cartooning, the School of Visual Arts and the Fashion Institute of Technology. The lessons have included penciling; layout; inking; writing; coloring and letterings and will run the entire day in one of our art rooms. How about the Hawthorne Convention's auction featuring original artwork; signed books and other comic collectables! How about the friendliest most comfortable convention around: You will have access to comic creators unheard of at other shows with short lines and very friendly comic creators. If a creator is at the Hawthorne Convention you can be sure they are the friendliest most interesting creators in the biz. How about why we hold the convention each year: We raise extra funds for the High School's Art Department so we can turn out talented artists and more importantly the future patrons of the arts. Now that you are excited you ask when is this unbelievable event happening. Well we're glad you asked! It's Sat May 13th 10am - 4pm at Hawthorne High School, 160 Parmelee Ave, Hawthorne, NJ 07506. The admission is still $3. Just go to Mapquest and get the directions or look up the NJ Transit schedule and catch the train to Hawthorne from Penn Station, just a short 30 minute trip from midtown NYC. Be there for a very special day at the best little (but BIG AT HEART) comic convention in the country, the Hawthorne High Comic Book Convention. For more info or to book dealer's tables contact Allan Rosenberg: alllal@aol.com. Website info will be up on the Big Apple Convention's website: bigapplecon.com. The Hawthorne Convention will have it's own page and will have up to date creator and art lesson information. +++++ Freshmen Return for More Schooling Seth Green and Hugh Sterbakov reunite with Top Cow Productions for "Freshmen II" April 20, 2006 The grades are in, and they passed with flying colors. So the Freshmen will be back for the next school year! Top Cow Productions is reuniting with co-creators Seth Green and Hugh Sterbakov for a new Freshmen comic series in late 2006. The announcement comes hot on the heels of the April 12 release of the Freshmen paperback, collecting all six issues of the uproarious college-meets-superpowers mini-series. A huge groundswell of fan support for the first series has led to the second. "I've been blown away by the critical response to Freshmen, and I absolutely can't wait to get started on the sequel," said writer Hugh Sterbakov. "Our kids are going to face a dark new nemesis and a gigantic romantic conflict that will cause bitter enemies within the group. Mark my words: Freshmen II will be our Empire Strikes Back!" Co-creator and Buffy and Austin Powers actor Seth Green agreed. "We are very excited to continue Freshmen with Top Cow," Green said. "After the great response to the first mini-series, we've been looking forward to telling another chapter of this story. And believe me-you have no idea what's coming. It's awesome!" The Freshmen vol. 1 paperback is currently on-sale, and just launched with a major release party and signing featuring Green and Sterbakov at Coliseum of Comics, a major Florida retail chain. "After introducing hundreds of new fans to Freshmen at our 'Graduation Party," we're anxiously awaiting a new chapter in this quirky and fun series!" said Coliseum owner Phil Boyle. "Hugh and Seth have delivered something different in a superhero team and that's a tough thing to do on a crowded comic shelf." +++++ TIMETRIPPER READ THE BOOKS! DOWNLOAD THE SONG! To promote today's release of his enthralling new time transcending series, TimeTripper, author Stefan Petrucha asked musician Jazan Wild to compose a song for it. The result, WAKE UP TO REALITY (TIMETRIPPER) is now available as a free download at www.petrucha.com. The single has already appeared on the syndicated radio show, Headbanger's Basement (http://www.angelfire.com/ultra/headbangersbasement). The two first connected when Jazan approached Stefan to script his critically acclaimed comic Carnival of Souls, now out from Markosia Enterprises (www.markosia.com). Jazan had already written and recorded an entire CD for that comic. "Turnabout," Petrucha said, "Seemed fair play. So I asked, and I'm glad I did." For more on Jazan Wild, check out his site, www.jazanwild.com. As for TimeTripper, 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." Amanda Dotty in the Kansas City star said, "The writing is amazing!" 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) +++++ THE LONE AND LEVEL SANDS WINS THE DAY! Original Caption Box edition takes the Howard E. Day Memorial Prize Fort Lee, NJ -- Apr 20, 2006 -- Caption Box is proud to announce that THE LONE AND LEVEL SANDS by A. David Lewis and Marvin Perry Mann has won the Howard E. Day Memorial Prize for best small press and alternative comic in the business. Caption Box's original black-and-white edition of the book that takes a unique perspective in the retelling of the Book of Exodus has recently been re-released in a full-color edition by Archaia Studios Press. "Wow!" said Dave Lewis, writer of THE LONE AND LEVEL SANDS. "When I first heard the book was short-listed for the Day Prize, I was thrilled. Then when Dave Sim called me to let me know we won--- well in advance of the official announcement on May 13---I said I didn't know if I could keep quiet about it very long, I was so excited. I had to ask him, 'Is it okay for us to go ahead and alert the media?' Dave laughed and said, 'Yes, go right ahead.'" Mann, illustrator of THE LONE AND LEVEL SANDS, said, "While we were working on the book, we both knew we had something special on our hands, but you really don't know how it will be received until it's out there for all to see and read. It's very rewarding to be recognized by such an honor as the Day Prize." The Day Prize awards ceremony will be held May 13 at the annual Small Press and Alternative Comics Expo (SPACE) in Columbus, OH. Named for late Canadian comic book artist Howard Eugene Day and selected by his protege Dave Sim (CEREBUS), the Day Prize draws from a pool of self-published and small press comics submitted at SPACE. More information on the Day Prize can be found at http://backporchcomics.com/space.htm THE LONE AND LEVEL SANDS presents a retelling of the Book of Exodus through the eyes of Pharaoh Ramses II, the man who is perhaps either its greatest leader or its worst villain: a man trying to rule wisely, love his family well, and deal justly in the face of a divine wrath. Laced with subtle messages for our time and exhaustively researched, Lewis and Mann drew from the Bible---both Old Testament and New Testament---the Qur'an, Egyptian mythology, anthropology, archeology, and even modern pop presentations of the story of Pharaoh and Moses in preparing their version. THE LONE AND LEVEL SANDS is recommended for Young Adults and up. The full-color edition published by ASP (ISBN: 1-932386-12-2, $17.95, 160-page hardcover graphic novel, full color) is available in finer comic book shops and bookstores everywhere. For more on Dave Lewis and Caption Box, check out http://www.captionbox.net/. For more information on ASP, go to http://www.aspcomics.com. +++++ WIN LUNCH WITH FRANK CHO, LUNCH WITH GEORGE PEREZ AND BLUE JAYS GAME WITH COMIC GREATS TO BENEFIT A.C.T.O.R. AT PARADISE COMICS TORONTO COMICON Bidding Begins Today! LOS ANGELES, CA (April 21, 2006) - A.C.T.O.R. Comic Fund is holding not one, not two, but three eBay auctions to benefit the only comic book non profit dedicated to helping comic book veterans! Are you a Blue Jays fan? Always wanted to mix comics and sports? Bid on A.C.T.O.R. eBay Auction One for two tickets to the Thursday, April 27th Blue Jays game with Dave Sim, Dave Johnson, Jim McLauchlin, Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=6623745719&ssP ageName=ADME:B:EF:US:1 If you can't get enough of George Perez, then A.C.T.O.R. eBay Auction Two is for you! Win lunch and a sketch with the legendary George Perez on Saturday, April 29th. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=6273661297&ssP ageName=ADME:B:EF:US:1 A.C.T.O.R. eBay Auction Three includes a lunch and sketch with the talented Frank Cho on Sunday, April 30th. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=6273662707&ssP ageName=ADME:B:EF:US:1 For more information on the Paradise Comics Toronto Comicon, visit www.TorontoComicon.com Lunch with Frank Cho, Lunch with George Perez and Blue Jay Game With Comic Greats are benefits for A Commitment To Our Roots (A.C.T.O.R.) Comic Fund. A.C.T.O.R. is the first-ever federally chartered not-for-profit corporation dedicated strictly to helping comic book creators in need. A.C.T.O.R. creates a financial safety net for yesterdays' creators who may need emergency medical aid, financial support for essentials of life, and an avenue back into paying work. It's a chance for all of us to give back something to the people who have given us so much enjoyment. For more information, visit www.ACTORComicFund.org or call 310-909-7809. +++++ ZOOM SUIT SPLITS THE COUNTRY DOWN THE MIDDLE Award-Winning Short Film to Appear in Chicago and Oklahoma April 21, 2006, Palm Beach, FL - John Taddeo's award-winning animated short film, Zoom Suit, has been selected to screen at two more major film festivals, the Chicago Really Short Film Fest in Chicago, Illinois on April 22 and the Dead Center Film Festival in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma on June 7-11. "With the comic version of Zoom Suit set to hit stores on Wednesday, it's awesome that the film is still being accepted into film fests at the rate it is," said Zoom Suit creator, John Taddeo. "This has been an exhausting process, but worth every second." Held at the Abbey Pub on W. Grace St. in Chicago, the Chicago Really Short Film Fest is a night of short films, live performance art and live music. No film at the festival is longer than 15 minutes and all range from narrative, to animation, to music video, to documentary. The Dead Center Film Festival, named that because of Oklahoma City's geographic location within the United States, was founded in 2001 with a mission of promoting the independent film arts. Designed to inspire growth in the local film industry and energize visiting film professionals, the Dead Center Film Festival encourages the film arts through screenings, discussions, competition, special events, panels and focused programming. The festival projects attendance of over 3500 film enthusiasts viewing over 100 films at eight different locations throughout downtown Oklahoma City. Zoom Suit #1, the premiere issue of the four issue limited series, is slated to hit comic shops April 26th. The series is officially sold out at the publisher and will be allocated to comic shops. +++++ Bristol International Comic Expo 2006 - April Update [NOTE: money is expressed in POUNDS STERLING - the symbol does not reproduce in ASCII text. D.L.] For the eighth successive year, the Bristol International Comic Expo (www.comicexpo.net) is back in 2006, on May 13 and 14 at the British Empire & Commonwealth Exhibition Hall coupled with talks at the Ramada Plaza Hotel. New Events And Signings: The Eagles. Britain's longest running and most respected comics awards. The ceremony. The trophies. It's the British Eisners, it's back, it's at the Expo. Saturday night there's a special awards dinner, tickets are running out but the last few can be snapped up by a speedy email to martin@acecomics.co.uk - the awards are being hosted at the following URL:- www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com/eagles from Sunday 23rd April - get yourself over there and vote! === "Hypotheticals is the most fun I've ever had at a convention - and usually I get drunk and go to strip clubs, so you can imagine how fun Hypotheticals is. It is a must!" - Mike Avon Oeming === Bristol Comic Expo along with Leah Moore and John Reppion are proud to support the Draw a Million faces petition and Oxfam representatives will be there collecting sketches for the petition, plus we have a very special event: 1pm to 3pm Saturday sees Moore and Reppion signing brand new copies of Albion #4 - plus back issues #1 to #3 - plus the Expo Exclusive Albion Signature card, also signed by Dave Gibbons. Buy any issue of the book plus the card for just ?2.50, with all proceeds going to the Oxfam Arms Control Promotion (www.controlarms.org). 1.30pm Saturday sees The Hidden Gems of UK Comics panel - who better to recommend the best UK comics of the last few years than a panel of peers: Jason Cobley (Albion Comics), James Redington (Portent Comics), Jay Eales (Factor Fiction), Barry Renshaw (Engine Comics) and Anna and Karen Rubins (Dark) talk about their favourite independently-produced UK comics, with a selection available to buy at the panel. Host Glenn Carter (The Real Mainstream) will attempt to keep everyone on track... === "The most honest hour I ever spent on a panel talking about fictional scenarios. I laughed, I cried -- I give it 5 stars -- my highest recommendation!" - Jim Lee === "Draw The World Together" Sketching Event II - following on from the huge success at the Brighton Expo Sketching Event last year for 'Draw the World Together' with Games giant NCSOFT we are delighted to announce it will be running again at the Bristol Expo. How does it work? Simple, fans can have their own online 'City of Heroes' or 'City of Villains' character sketched by one of these artists: Duncan Fegredo, Charles Adlard, Staz Johnson, Mike Collins, Ian Gibson, Ian Richardson, Nat Sandells, Boo Cook, Martin Griffiths, Geoff Senior and DtWT stalwart, Andrew Wildman, who will all be taking turns on the NCSOFT Booth to produce YOUR character in a one off sketch, in return for a very modest donation to the charity with ALL the money going to DtWT. Just a fiver for a head shot or the full figure for only a tenner! Indie publisher Accent UK are releasing their fifth themed anthology Monsters at the komiks.dk festival in Copenhagen at the end of April where contributors, John Reppion and Leah Moore are guests. Fellow Albion creator Shane Oakley provides the front cover amongst a roster of UK talent including Dave Hitchcock, Jason Cobley, Garen Ewing, Colin Mathieson, Dave West and others. The ACCENT UK tour bus will then be taking Monsters to Bristol Expo where the team has their regular table and many of the issue's creators will be in attendance. The collection has eleven strips interpreting the Monsters theme, featuring scary and thought-provoking stories of Victorian Sea Beasts, Robots, Werewolves, Vampires, Alien Genocide and child abuse. Its grey scaled 52 square bound US format pages are available for ?3.00 so you too can take some Monsters home with you this year!. See www.accentukcomics.com for further details. === "Hypotheticals is such a fucking blast that I'm simply not allowed to talk about it." - Joe Casey === Tokyopop's Rising Stars of Manga UK & Ireland returns! Key executives from TOKYOPOP, the leading manga brand, present the winners of the first annual Rising Stars of Manga UK & Ireland talent competition and officially launch the 2nd annual Rising Stars of Manga UK & Ireland. Dennis McGuirk, Sales Director, TOKYOPOP UK, and three of the first annual Rising Stars of Manga of UK and Ireland winners: 1st Place: Paul Duffield , 2nd Place: Sonia Leong , runner up: Emma Vieceli. Additionally, TOKYOPOP is proud to host an autograph signing at the TOKYOPOP booth, by Kat & Mouse manga creator Alex de Campi, the Eisner-nominated, critically-acclaimed author of Smoke. OmniVistaScope hits issue two at Bristol, and there's further details and preview art exclusively available at http://www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com/news/114565786548677.htm, copies can be ordered now and delivered internationally. 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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