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=== "Hypotheticals reaches the parts other convention panels aren't old enough to think about. Shocking truths, equally shocking lies and a chaser of cracking jokes make for a heady brew that's three parts comics' Question Time and two parts comics' Jackanory, as presented by Zippy and Bungle." - Jamie Boardman === The Virtual Bristol Anthology goes from strength to strength, updated each week with more pages from creators at the Expo (including Sean Phillips' book of life drawings, Half Life), there's detailed information in the next section, or you can just hit this link http://www.engine4.net/bristolpreview/ to check them all out. Silver Bullets Comics (www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com) have a table for fifth successive year, and once again will be bringing along a set of "Officially Cheaper Than Amazon!" books and comics, but with only one copy of each - once they've gone, they've gone. It's the table the retailers shop at too... This year SBC are hosting two special guests - on Saturday it's Trevor Lee Landolt providing con attendees with their very first glimpse of new publisher Praxis Comics' range of books, giving away posters, badges, and...well, we'll see. On Sunday we are very proud to have Alex CF (http://www.myspace.com/chronic_fatigue and www.manydeadthings.com) showcasing his fabulously macabre books and...action figures? These have got to be seen to be believed... === "Appearing on Hypotheticals will guarantee you free drinks for the rest of the convention. Well, it did in my case!" - Chris Weston === "The Bart Dickon Omnibus" will be available from the smallzone table, described as being a surrealist graphic novel for grown- ups, and illustrated throughout in collage comic-strip style, the book's central graphic novella: 'A Severed Head' sees our hero Bart Dickon (the ideologically-sound secret agent) intrepidly involved in derring-do. This latter day Odyssey follows him from procreation, via birth, schooldays and an Apprenticeship In The University Of Life, to his ultimate vocation as 'The English Assassin', pith helmet-wearing conqueror of something-or-other and subversive spy in a world of wickedness and treachery. Wildly funny, wildly unlikely and unique in its combination of intertwining language and image. Supported by other strips, a short story and more. Parts of the book have appeared in episodic form in 'The Chap' magazine. Borin's work continues in 'The Chap'. The Bart Dickon website (www.bartdickonline.co.uk) has much more information about the project, sample pages and links to Bart Mart for Bart Dickon gifts. Virtual Bristol Anthology Can't make it to Bristol but want to know more about some of the exclusive books available? Trying to decide in advance which tables to spend how much time at? A bit scared of approaching the UK Comics tables, thinking there might be some "hard sell" to avoid? Or do you just want a sampler of some of the finest UK Comics around? Welcome to the Virtual Bristol Anthology, a FREE online preview of many of the upcoming UK Comics attractions - if you're at the event, check this out to give yourself some idea of what books might be worth checking out in details - if you're not at the event, check it out to see if there's something that sparks your imagination and looks worthy of supporting further, incorporating all of these creations:- 20'000 Leagues: Sancho Accent UK's "Monsters" Andrew Cheverton and Tim Keable Bevis Musson's "Queen of Diamonds" Blink Twice Studios Boychild Productions: Japanese Drawing Room Bulldog: Empire Clown Press Engine Comics Factor Fiction Fiction Graphics: Death Police and The Boss Flying Monkeys Comics: Hope For The Future Monkeys With Machineguns Paul Rainey's "There's No Time Like The Present" Rob Curley & Stephen Mooney: Amnesty International Rob Jackson Sean Phillips: Half Life & Jacob Phillips: Roboy Stevo Tillotson Underfire Vomiting Simian Press: Monkeys Might Puke Warpton: Dusk Will Phoenix: Embossed Copper Journals That's some lineup - and everything is free. Check the preview out at: www.engine4.net/bristolpreview Updated Events And Signings: === "Hypotheticals - More fun than you should be allowed to have at a convention" - Mike Carlin === The Expo will also be hosting the first UK Exhibition from The Don Lawrence Collection with Rob van Bavel, featuring original Lawrence art and much more related to the much missed great comics talent. A first for Expos in the UK is the addition of The Doctor Who Experience, with very special guests Colin Baker (do we really need to note he's the Sixth Doctor?) and Sophie Aldred (ditto Ace), additonally featuring Terry Molloy (Davros), Paul Cornell (Who writer), Mike Collins (Who artist), Damaris Hayman (the Daemons, her first con appearance), Dee Sadler (The Greatest Show in the Galaxy) and Alan Ruscoe (Slitheen from Aliens of London/World War Three)...with more to come (including a certain infamous pepperpot). Guests may be limited to one of the two days, so make plans to attend both days to cover them all. Rebellion are bringing the best of 2000AD writers, artists and editors to the Expo once again: signings, sketchings, secrets about the upcoming storylines, original art, portfolio reviews and more creators than you can shake a Law Stick at. Markosia Enterprises are bringing along novelist G. P. Taylor, author of Shadowmancer, Wormwood and Tersias (Markosia comic adaptation of Shadowmancer by Tony Lee) for the Saturday only, signing books and comics and hosting a special talk about the trials and tribulations of adapting prose into comics form. Free packs of Markosia comics will be given to every attendee at the Markosia panel talk, as well as free comics to all attendees at the Eagle Awards on Saturday night. Markosia have also booked a range of portfolio sessions for aspiring creators, and will have lengthy dedicated periods of time for these. Tokyopop are sponsoring the UK's first Expo Cosplay Parade at 5pm on Saturday - FREE entry to the Expo for all who turn up in costume - plus a chance of some great Tokyopop prizes for the best costumes. They've firmed up on their guests - The Japanese Drawing Room will be exclusively launched, with signings by creators Sean Michael Wilson and Sakura Mizuki, plus Yishan Li (The Aluria Chronicles) and Yoko Ono (Writer/Lecturer in Japanese Art and Film). Other features for Manga fans include the Sweatdrop Manga Workshop sponsored by Letraset. Knockabout Comics will have Brian Bolland, Hunt Emerson and Gilbert Shelton attending both days and signing on their stand. Gilbert Shelton will also be showing the pilot of the Freak Brothers animated movie 'Grass Roots' being made by a Bristol based animation company. Usborne Publishing, a multiple award-winning, independent children's publishing company who are based in the UK yet are available worldwide, will attend. They're looking to expand their illustrator base and are interested in making new contacts with illustrators of colour comics and graphic novels, by hosting extended portfolio for experienced professionals and budding talents alike. Broadening the Expo appeal beyond comics, we have Roger Dicken in his first Expo appearance, Special Effects maestro including ALIEN (alien forms co-designer and maker), Warlords of Atlantis (special effects monster design), Scars of Dracula (special effects), When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth (special effects), Witchfinder General (special effects), 2001: A Space Odyssey (special effects artwork), The Hunger (monkey effects), White Dog (prosthetics), and The Land That Time Forgot (dinosaur sequences). Phoenix Handmade Books (www.phoenixac.4t.com) are premiering some of their stunning newest creations, bespoke covers for journals, comic collections, notebooks - Will Dunlop from the company will hold demonstrations on how these hard-wearing long-lasting copper covers are made and will actually create original works at the event itself. === "The situations may be hypothetical, but the answers are probably the truest things you'll ever hear comics professionals say. You don't want to miss this." - Antony Johnston === Paul Rainey (The Book of Lists) (www.bookoflists.co.uk) will be bringing along the first copies of issue five of his "long comic", the highly-rated There's No Time Like The Present, along with the first four issues available at a special con price for people to complete the set. In addition, copies of Swill the Alien, Book of Lists and Telephone Thing will be available, plus a FREE copy of Memory Man 3, 4 or 5, or Love Bomb 2, with every purchase. Ether/Ore Press will be debuting the third issue in their West series, entitled High Moon. As well as signing and sketching, the creators will be selling back issues of West, the Miserable anthology (with free Miserable badge!) and Alice's Adventures In Hell. The End Is Nigh issue three will be a con-exclusive release, scheduled to include some cracking features - including ones by Leah Moore and John Reppion (of Albion fame), artwork by Frazer Irving, Boo Cook, James Hodgkins, PJ Holden, Kev Crossley and SMS... Issue Two will also be available, this one includes interviews with Alan Moore, John Wagner and Alan Grant. Both of these will be available via mail order at ?4.99 each, but attendees at the con receive a ?1 discount, per title. FireballComics.com are first-time attendees and as well as bringing all-new figures, statues and busts are offering a number of Expo Exclusives: Comics (@ only ?1.80 each) - Buy 4 get 5th one free; Choose 3 posters from a range of over thirty designs for ?15; the best range of Marvel and DC t-shirts, 2 for only ?20; any 3 trade paperbacks for ?20; any 3 manga books for ?15; ?2 off any future website orders with every purchase; and free postage for first monthly order for new subscriptions. Confirmed Expo Guests: This year we're proud to have Roy Thomas, Howard Chaykin, Geoff Johns and Tommy Lee Edwards (Star Wars) as special international guests: all four will be signing, talking and mingling with their British and European fans. Making his first UK appearance is Arthur Suydam, known for his stunning work on CHOLLY and FLYTRAP, MUDWOGS and the gruesome covers of the current Marvel Zombies series, and each attendee at the Expo will receive a FREE EXpo EXclusive official convention poster by Suydam (produced in association with INCOGNITO COMICS). === "Appearing on Lee Barnett's Hypotheticals panels has given me more fun than any convention which didn't feature satanists and cannibalism." - Alan Grant === Other guests include Transformers writer Simon Furman, bringing along an EXpo Exclusive Andrew Wildman variant cover edition of issue four, and the cream of the current crop of comics writers and artists, including: Dave Gibbons Renee Witterstaetter Mark Buckingham Liam Sharp Ian Churchill Ian Edington D'Israeli John M. Burns Ian Gibson Steve Yeowell Al Davison Paul Grist James A. Hodgkins Phil Winslade Dave Hitchcock Leah Moore & John Reppion Chris Weston Simon Bisley Carl Critchlow Roger Langridge Lew Stringer Jock Andy Diggle Andi Watson Jim Alexander Tony Lee Simon Williams with more to be confirmed before the Expo... Even More Expo Events and Exclusives: Blink Twice (www.studioblinktwice.com) will not only bring along the freshly printed Malcolm Magic #10, they will be giving away free MOON! Convention Sketchbook #4, only available at Bristol, for all purchases over ?10. Back issues 7 through to 9 of Malcolm Magic will be readily available, as well as Collected Edition Volume Three and the MOON! Space Log 68-page Series Companion. Tokyopop (www.tokyopop.co.uk) attend for the second time, and follow-up amazing levels of interest last year by bringing along virtually their entire range of UK-available titles, giving away posters and sneak peeks, and discounting their books from the usual price of ?6.99 to ?6 for one, or just ?5 each for two or more. Top Shelf's (www.topshelfcomix.com) Chris Staros will be bringing along a selection of brand new releases, including OWLY: FLYING LESSONS, SUPER F*CKERS, EVERY GIRL IS THE END OF THE WORLD FOR ME by Jeffrey Brown and THE TICKING by Renee French, as well as the fine books TRICKED, THE SURROGATES, THE KING, SPIRAL-BOUND & AEIOU from late 2005. Strangehaven's auteur, Gary Spencer Millidge (www.millidge.com) , will be signing the complete works so far, including the new issue eighteen and the Conspiracy TP, as well as his limited edition European Tour t-shirt - a selection of artwork from the series will also be available to purchase. === "Playing Hypotheticals, I can only imagine, is akin to what it must have been like to take part in the glory days of Scottish midget wrestling." - Joe Quesada === Monkeys With Machineguns (http://www.monkeyswithmachineguns.com/pages/mwmissue1.htm) will have a brand new issue on sale, the first from their new publisher Open Book Press (www.openbookpress.com), and the whole creative force will be signing too. They'll also have copies of their charity book, "Hammer of Time" (http://www.monkeyswithmachineguns.com/pages/mwmhammeroftime.htm) , which has lots of UK and US indie contributors, including Nicola Scott (who has since exploded since being featured in Wizard). Future Quake Publishing will be launching three brand-new publications: FutureQuake #6, MangaQuake #2, and Something Wicked (an all-new Horror comic), the creators of which will be around for signing and sketching. They are also running portfolio sessions for writers and artists. === "The 'hypo' is a truth serum and 'thet tickles' is what you say when Dave Gibbons attaches the electrodes. After that the fun starts." - Mike Carey === In addition, Bevis Musson's The Queen Of Diamonds hits issue six at the show, Scar Comics launch their new title at the SmallZone table, and Fiction Graphic Productions will showcase their titles Nosferatu, The Boss and Death Police. Oh, and in case you hadn't noticed, Hypotheticals (www.hypotheticals.co.uk) returns after a riotous performance last year, with Dave Gibbons hosting and Lee "Budgie" Barnett writing, featuring a panel of very well known comics names being put through the wringer. Charity Project: This year the Expo has selected Everychild and the Draw The World Together (www.drawtheworldtogether.com) project as the supported charity. Everychild is an international development charity that works with the most vulnerable and marginalised children in many of the world's poorest countries to enable them to grow up free from disease, poverty and exploitation as valued individuals within strong communities. Draw The World Together is a collection of comics creators donating their time, their art, their abilities, to raise funds for Everychild, via auctions of original artwork, and providing original sketches to fans at the convention. Full details of the artists involved at Bristol will be provided shortly. About the Bristol International Comic Expo 2006 Organised by Mike Allwood of renowned UK comics shop Area 51, the Bristol Expo is the longest-running and most successful comics event in the UK ever. Advance tickets are available through the official website (www.comicexpo.net) at a bargain price (?5 per day for an adult ticket, children 10 and under FREE, children 11 to 16 just ?1). The Ramada Plaza hotel offers special Expo rates, see the website for details. +++++ From Jim McCann at Marvel Comics http://www.marvel.com Domino Returns and a Rumble in Rumekistan in Cable/Deadpool #28 Deadpool is back to his old tricks in Cable/Deadpool #28 as the Merc-With-A-Mouth is on an assignment to assassinate the dictator of Rumekistan, the international terrorist known as Flag- Smasher. Unfortunately for Wade, the same person who put him down in his first appearance is hired to stop him once again: the former X-Forcer Domino. With a big role upcoming in the pages of Civil War: X-Men, Domino's return marks big trouble for Wade and, later on, serious repercussions for this summer's Civil War. But when Domino learns that Deadpool was given his mission by Cable, will she fulfill her end of the contract or trust her long-time friend Cable instead? Pick up Cable/Deadpool #28 for the answers to all these questions and more, except for the revelation of why Deadpool is preoccupied with chimicangas. That will remain a mystery for a little while longer. CABLE/DEADPOOL #28 (MAR062120) Written by FABIAN NICIEZA Penciled by LAN MEDINA Cover by DAVE ROSS 32 PGS./Rated T+ ...$2.99 FOC - 4/20, On Sale - 5/10/2006 X-Men: Deadly Genesis Conclusion Leads Into Brubaker's Uncanny X- Men Run The hit X-Men series that spun out of House of M reaches it jaw-dropping conclusion in X-Men: Deadly Genesis #6. This ending is one not to be missed as the ramifications of this issue lead directly into X-Men: Deadly Genesis writer Ed Brubaker's run on Uncanny X-Men beginning with issue #475. Adam Chapman of Comixtreme.com said, "Without a doubt, with this mini-series Ed Brubaker is telling one of the best written X-Men stories that's been published.His work is a breath of fresh-air, providing a classic X-Men story, yet in a modern style and utilizing a modern sensibility, finding each character's voice and making it all work and mesh together beautifully." Humphrey Lee of Ain't It Cool News said, "I think when this is all said and done it's going to go down as one of the more important X-Men stories." The extra-length finale of X-Men: Deadly Genesis answers all the questions that Ed Brubaker and Trevor Hairsine have been building for 5 issues including what happened to the third Summers brother, what is Xavier's dark secret, and what really happened on Krakoa all those years ago? X-Men: Deadly Genesis #6 is an issue not to be missed because this senses-shattering conclusion will affect the X- Universe for years to come. X-MEN: DEADLY GENESIS #6 (of 6) (FEB062063) Written by ED BRUBAKER Penciled by TREVOR HAIRSINE Cover by MARK SILVESTRI The extra-length finale of this best-selling shocker! All the secrets are revealed -- Who is the third Summers brother and what happened to him? What really happened on Krakoa all those long years ago? And why has Xavier been keeping it to himself for so long? All this, and the all-out battle between the X-Men and their newest, deadliest foe, and a conclusion that will set-up events that rock the X-universe for years to come-starting when Ed Brubaker jumps to UNCANNY X-MEN this June! 40 PGS./Rated T+ SUGGESTED FOR TEENS AND UP .$3.50 FOC - 4/20, On Sale - 5/10/2006 Braddocks United In Uncanny X-Men #473 The mystery of Psylocke's return from death continues as she and the rest of the X-Men are forced to team up with the mad Jamie Braddock in Uncanny X-Men #473. When the ultimate threat to the universe rears its head, even someone who can manipulate reality, such as Jamie Braddock, needs a little help. And you know the situation is grave anytime a Watcher shows up. Pick up Part 2 of "The First Foursaken" as the Braddock family proves to be the universe's best chance at survival in Uncanny X-Men #473. Posters By Your Favorite X-Artists in X-Men: Poster Book Featuring iconic and rare images of the X-Men, the X-Men: Poster Book is 72 pages (without ads!) of posters featuring Wolverine, Cyclops, and all of your favorite mutants. With posters by some of the best artists to ever draw the X-Men, the X-Men Poster Book contains art by Joe Quesada, Gabrielle Dell'Otto, Billy Tan (upcoming Uncanny X-Men), Alex Ross, John Romita Jr., John Cassaday, and more. This poster book has it all including classic covers, instant classics of today, and even some rarely seen art. Whether you're a fan of Greg Land's Phoenix or John Byrne's Dark Phoenix, X-Men Poster Book has something for you. See the X-Men as you have never seen them before as each stunning poster folds out to 16" x 20". For some of the best X-Men art ever all in one book, sized especially to be placed on your walls, pick up X-Men: Poster Book. X-Men Poster Book (MAR062161) 72 Pgs. No Ads/T+...$4.99 Wraparound Cover by Gabrielle Dell'Otto FOC - 4/27, On Sale - 5/17 Final Issue of Marvel Zombies Sells Out The concluding issue of the surprise success Marvel Zombies has sold out at Diamond and to the satisfaction of many, Marvel is going back to press on Marvel Zombies #5 with an all- new variant cover by Arthur Suydam. This latest Zombie variant by Suydam is a undead homage to the cover of Silver Surfer #1. Fans and critics cannot get enough of Kirkman's and Phillips disturbed story or Suydam's chilling covers. Phil Hunn of Comixfan.com says "Robert Kirkman can write zombies like nobody except George Romero, and if you're not aboard the zombie gravy train...you're really missing out." Troy Brownfield of Newsarama.com says, "The final issue of one of the best mini-series I have read in quite a few years. Not only do the covers of this series make the price of admission worthwhile, it's the story and art inside that really elevates this series into the stratosphere, literally and figuratively." Marvel Zombies #5 may signify the end of an incredibly successful series, but don't forget to see how the series ties back to the Ultimate Universe with Ultimate Fantastic Four #30. The gore doesn't stop with this latest sellout. MARVEL ZOMBIES #5 (of 5) SECOND PRINTING VARIANT (MAR068098D) Written by Robert Kirkman Penciled by Sean Phillips Cover by Arthur Suydam 32 PGS./Rated T+ SUGGESTED FOR TEENS AND UP ...$2.99 FOC - , 5/4, On Sale - 5/24 ULTIMATE FANTASTIC FOUR #30 (MAR062059) Written by Mark Millar Pencils & Cover by Greg Land 32 PGS./Rated A ...$2.99 FOC - 5/4, On Sale - 5/24/06 ULTIMATE FANTASTIC FOUR #30 SUYDAM ZOMBIE VARIANT (FEB068058) Written by Mark Millar Pencils by Greg Land Cover by Arthur Suydam 32 PGS./Rated A ...$2.99 FOC - 5/4, On Sale - 5/24/06 ULTIMATE FANTASTIC FOUR #30 LAND SKETCH VARIANT (FEB068059) Written by Mark Millar Pencils & Cover by Greg Land 32 PGS./Rated A ...$2.99 FOC - 5/4, On Sale - 5/24/06 A Night Fight and the Long Road Back in Moon Knight #2 Marc Spector has hit rock bottom and is unable to live his former life as a superhero. Find out in Moon Knight #2 what started the former hero's fall from grace and what lengths he will now go in order to become a superhero once again. The return of Moon Knight to an ongoing series has left fans and critics abuzz, especially after the superstar team of Charlie Huston and David Finch's first issue. Dexter K. Flowers of BrokenFrontier.com says, "A great character has once again been brought to life by a great creative team, and the result is so much more than the Moon Knight I remember." Adam White of Comiccritique.com says, "From page one, Huston grabs your attention and takes you for a ride, succinctly defining Moon Knight's motivation while simultaneously giving you a tour inside the character's mind and his actions on the street." After the pulse-pounding and shocking first issue, pick up Moon Knight #2 to learn why Moon Knight slipped away from the spotlight and if his god Khonshu will help him return to his former glory; plus, one of the most brutal fights you will see in the pages of a comic this year. MOON KNIGHT #2 (MAR062107) Written by CHARLIE HUSTON Pencils & Cover by DAVID FINCH "Fear, More Than God": Marc Spector lies awake every night, questions and fears haunting his thoughts. Because one night on windswept rooftop, he squared off against his greatest nemesis and something truly dreadful happened. Something Spector can't put behind him, nor should. Something Khonshu won't let him. The night is young and the moon is full. The worst is yet to come for Marc Spector. Part 2 (of 6). 32 PGS./Rated T+ ...$2.99 FOC - 4/27 On Sale 5/17 ESSENTIAL MOON KNIGHT VOL. 1 TPB (DEC052083) Written by DOUG MOENCH, BILL MANTLO, STEVEN GRANT & FRANK MILLER Penciled by DON PERLIN, MIKE ZECK, JIM MOONEY, JIM CRAIG, PABLO MARCUS, GENE COLAN, KEITH POLLARD, BILL SIENKIEWICZ, HERB TRIMPE & MIKE ESPOSITO Cover by BILL SIENKIEWICZ 528 PGS./RATED T+ ...$16.99 HOUSE OF IDEAS TO FANS: MORE MARVEL DIGITAL COMICS ARE HERE! After an enthusiastic response to their inaugural launch of digital comics, industry leader Marvel Comics is proud to announce the debut of several new releases on Marvel.com. The books that can now be viewed digitally on the company's website are WOLVERINE #20, RUNAWAYS v2 #7, NEW THUNDERBOLTS #1, DEFENDERS #1 (modern series), BLACK PANTHER #1 (1977), NEW X-MEN #20, ULTIMATE VISION (part 1), ULTIMATE NIGHTMARE (first issue), CONTEST OF CHAMPIONS #1 (1982), ETERNALS #1 (1976), MARVEL TEAM- UP #15, SAVAGE SHE-HULK #1 (1980), SHE-HULK vol. 2 #1, and UNCANNY X-MEN #466. The initial test launch of digital comics in late 2005 scored hits far beyond expectations. Now, Marvel is meeting the reader demand for more digital comics with these additions to Marvel.com. "We are extremely excited about the fan response to our new digital comics", says John Dokes, Marvel VP of Marketing and Business Development. "Our digital comics are not only great for our traditional comic fans but they are a great way to convert the swell of readers coming to our site for movie and game information into comic fans." David Gabriel, VP of Sales went on to say "I was certainly pleased to see the research show that 82% of digital comic readers are more likely to purchase our books from the comic stores." He continued, "We're making it easier for them by showing the related trade and the comic store locator information on the opening page" (see below) "This is a symbiotic relationship, between the online landscape and the brick-and-mortar retail world", adds Dokes. "Bottom line is more fans in comic shops, more sales of trades, healthier industry overall." Readers are invited to log onto Marvel.com, click on "Digital Comics", and see the beauty of the system for themselves. There are currently over two dozen books from a wide variety of titles to choose from. +++++ 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. 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