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------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor --------------------~--> Get to your groups with one click. Know instantly when new email arrives http://us.click.yahoo.com/.7bhrC/MGxNAA/yQLSAA/bGIolB/TM --------------------------------------------------------------------~-> eigoMANGA RELEASES THE LATEST INSTALLMENT OF A FULL COLOR MANGA FOR SONY PSP eigoMANGA LLC announced today the release of PSP Pak Issue 2; eigoMANGA's wireless publication series formatted exclusively for Sony PSP. PSP PAK contains full-color original OEL (Original English) manga written for male and female fans. Included in PSP Pak Issue 2 is Mad Beanz created by David Kolodny-Nagy. Mad Beanz is the story of Pandora, a pop idol wannabe who disobeys her father by setting free a pack of magic beans. PSP users are encouraged to download Issue 2 of PSP PAK for free from eigoMANGA.com; from there they can download and transfer the content to their PSP's memory stick. Another OLE manga is featured in PSP PAK Issue 2 is Exectintion Level Event created by Jeremy Ray. This is the story of the last surviving man who struggles in a world where computers are of the highest forms intelligence and women form gangs to violently fued with each other over total control. +++++ BIG HEAD PRESS RELEASES PREVIEW ART Big Head Press has released preview pages for the three new web-comics stories to premier on its re-vamped website, which will launch on May 1. The stories are THE HOOK, THE ARCHITECT, and ROSWELL, TEXAS. THE HOOK, by Mike Baron and Gabe Eltaeb (with Mark Stegbauer), is a space-opera in which music has been banned from "civilized" space and musicians have fled to a faraway world where they battle the harsh elements, one another, and black marketers. Hans Shazam fights desperately to protect his village and the values of Poptopia as "Granite Planet" falls into chaos and suffers missile attacks from interplanetary interlopers. The story will be 110 pages long when completed. THE ARCHITECT, also by Baron, and Andie Tong, is a horror story of betrayal and revenge based loosely on the life and work of architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Gil Hopper, adopted as a baby, discovers he is the heir to the famous architectural genius Roark Dexter Smith, and inherits Bluff House, a secluded mansion where a mysterious fire killed Smith, his wife, and Smith's assistant. But there are dark secrets involving Gil's heritage, which may prove fatal to him and his friends as they work to restore the half-ruined Smith masterpiece. Colors are provided by Mike Kilgore, and letters by Scott Bieser. The story will run 70 pages when completed. ROSWELL, TEXAS, by L. Neil Smith and Scott Bieser, is an alternative-history tale describing what might happen if David Crockett survived the Alamo, and as a result Texas never joined the United States. A bit more than a century later, in 1947, a flying saucer crash-lands in the far western Texas town of Roswell. President Charles A. Lindbergh's best friend "Wild" Bill Bear leads a trio of Texas Rangers in a race against foreign agents from Mexico, California, the United States and the Third Reich to recover the crashed machine and learn its secrets. Many famous historical figures appear in this story, often assuming quite different and unexpected roles. Colors are provided by Jen Zach, with lettering by Zeke Bieser, and this story will run a whopping 288 pages when completed. The graphic story is adapted from an unpublished prose novel by L. Neil Smith and Rex F. May. The stories will be serialized as web-comics on the new site, and later published in print form, following a model pioneered by such indie-comics luminaries as Phil Foglio, Batton Lash and Carla Speed McNeil. All three stories will premier with 10 to 12 pages' worth of material each on May 1. Thereafter, The Hook will update on Mondays, The Architect on Wednesdays, and Roswell, Texas on Fridays. The re-vamped Big Head Press website will feature not only the three stories, but a forum section, links to blogs by many of the creators, and a "company" store where merchandise featuring images from the stories may be purchased, as well as printed books when those become available. +++++ SHE DRAWS COMICS: MoCCA Celebrates a Century of America's Women Cartoonists May 20 opening reception features curator and herstorian Trina Robbins NEW YORK - On May 20, the exhibit "SHE DRAWS COMICS: 100 Years of America's Women Cartoonists" opens at the Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art (MoCCA) in New York City. Developed in conjunction with the country's foremost authority on the subject, writer and scholar Trina Robbins, the exhibit features over 50 artists and 100 artworks, making it the largest retrospective of women's work in comic and cartoon art ever mounted. SHE DRAWS COMICS celebrates the diversity of the artists and art being that has been and is currently being created by women in the comics medium. The show includes artists as varied as Nell Brinkley, a pioneering feminist cartoonist of the turn-of-the-century; Dale Messick, the famed creator of "Brenda Starr: Reporter," who wrote and drew Brenda from the 1940's through the 1980's; legendary women super hero artists of the 1960's and 1970's Marie Severin and Ramona Fradon; Robbins herself,the country's first true female underground comic artist who helped push forth the work of other like-minded artists in the 1970's; and the many women leading the Renaissance in graphic novels today, including Jessica Abel (Pantheon's La Perdida), Sara Varon (Sweaterweather) and Tania del Rio (Manga-Ka). Most of the pieces from the first half of the century come from the personal collection of Robbins, the author of such books as A Century of Women Cartoonists, The Great Women Superheroes, and Nell Brinkley and the New Woman in the Early Twentieth Century. While promoting women cartoonists has always been important to Robbins, it is particularly important this year. Part for the impetus for her approaching MoCCA to mount this show is the exhibit of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles entitled "Masters of American Comics." Robbins was dismayed to discover that while the Los Angeles's museum exhibit claims to feature "fifteen of the most influential artists" in the field, none of the exhibited artists are women. Robbins' concern lies not in an abstract desire for "fairness," but a need for concrete historical accuracy. "I have to ask, 'influential' to whom?" Robbins asks. "Certainly little girls and women, who make up 52% of the population, were not influenced by Dick Tracy, but a great many of them, including Candace Bergen, were influenced by Brenda Starr. And so many little girls used to cut out Nell Brinkley pages, color them in and paste them into their scrapbooks that it's hard to find uncolored Brinkley pages. My point is that these women were important and influential." While many people may not know it, some of their favorite characters may have been created by a woman cartoonist: Grace Drayton, whose work was published in the early 1910's, created the Campbell Kids, who were comic strip characters before they graced the sides of Campbell's Soup cans. Rose O'Neill was the creator of the kewpies, beloved American characters who were cartoons before they were dolls. Tarpe Mills, despite her androgynous name, was the woman behind the action strip Miss Fury. SHE DRAWS COMICS is on display at MoCCA through November 6, 2006. The Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit arts education organization dedicated to the preservation, study and display of all forms of comic and cartoon art. The museum promotes greater understanding and appreciation of the artistic, cultural and historical significance of comic and cartoon art through a variety of events, exhibitions, and educational programs. The museum is currently located at 594 Broadway (between Houston and Prince Streets) in New York City. MoCCA exhibits are generally open to the public on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays from 12:00-5:00 pm. General admission to the museum is $3 but free for MoCCA Members as well as children 12 and under. For more information about the museum or specific MoCCA events, exhibitions and programs, visit the museum's Website (www.moccany.org). # # # WHAT: SHE DRAWS COMICS: 100 Years of America's Women Cartoonists A celebration of female artists in comic books, strips, political cartoons, graphic novels, manga, animation, and more! WHEN: Saturday, May 20 2006 Reception starts at 7:00pm WHERE: Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art (MoCCA), NYC 594 Broadway Suite 401 Between Houston & Prince WHO: Trina Robbins and many of the artists included in the show will be on hand. A more comprehensive list will be known closer to event date. COST: $15 non-members / $5 MoCCA members for the opening Regular MoCCA admission is suggested donation $3 / members free +++++ SECOND PART OF ZOOM SUIT ANIMATED SHORT HIDDEN ONLINE Clues to Finding the Premier of the Animated Short Can Be Found in First Issue of Comic April 25, 2006, Palm Beach, FL - Comic fans have a challenge this week as Zoom Suit #1 arrives in comic shops on Wednesday April 26. All the clues necessary to locate the online hiding spot of the 18 minute animated sequel, Zoom Suit Episode II, are hidden inside the comic. The first clue for fans to look for is a phone number. Fans that find and view the animated short will also be eligible to receive limited edition Zoom Suit comics, as well as other prizes such as DVDs and original art from the animation. Zoom Suit, written by John Taddeo with interior art by Billy Dallas Patton, features 40 pages of content, as well as covers by some of the biggest creators in comics including Bob Layton, Bill Tucci, Bart Sears, Gene Colan and Jim Starlin. The entire comic book also features a unique printing process called MetalFX which allows the Zoom Suit to appear in millions of metallic colors throughout the book. Fans are urged to pick up their copies early on the April 26 street date because Zoom Suit #1 was allocated to comic shops. Although the allocation was expected to be in the 90 percent range reports are that some retailers will receive less than 50 percent of their original order. Here is what the critiques are already saying about Zoom Suit #1. "I am hooked. Zoom Suit has some of the most imaginative writing I have seen in ages! Finally a comic I can let my kid read, but only after I am done with it! Much like the greatest classic cartoons, this is amazing and captivating to kids while being funny and witty on an adult level. Possibly my favorite thing is all of the little jokes here and there. Random people asking why they were drawn into the frame and why they did not get a cool computer like everyone else. This one is definitely on my pull list." - Ronee G Bourgeois, Buzzscope "This is a comic book fan's comic book. Zoom Suit is a great independent book with a lot of heart, a good sized dollop of fun and plenty of zoom for your buck." - Jason Berek-Lewis, Broken Frontier "Zoom Suit #1 is a fabulous looking book, an awesome read, and an engaging cast of characters. Highly recommended!" - Kevin Noel Olson, Silver Bullet Comic Books "Zoom Suit is fun, action packed, and it has tons of funny references to DC and Marvel heroes. If you buy only one comic ever make sure this is it!" Richard Vasseur, Jazma Online For additional information or to watch Zoom Suit Episode I, please visit: www.superverse.com +++++ From http://www.publishersweekly.com/article/CA6327714.html Disney's Magical Kingdoms: Abadazad and Jellaby This story originally appeared in PW Comics Week on April 25, 2006 by Heidi MacDonald, PW Comics Week -- 4/25/2006 It's one of the oddities of comics around the world: Disney publishes the most popular comics in places you wouldn't expect for an audience you wouldn't expect. While Disney is the #1 publisher of children's comics around the world, adult readers have made periodicals starring Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck bestsellers in Italy, Denmark and Norway, where they can't get enough of such magazines as Topolino and Anders And. In the U.S., Disney's comics output has had its ups and downs over the years. But as the graphic novel category grows for both adults and children, Disney has been getting back into the field with a mix of in-house properties like W.I.T.C.H. and acquisitions such as Abadazad and the just-announced Eisner award nominated webcomic Jellaby by Kean Soo, who was in the acclaimed comics anthology Flight. "We're always on the lookout for comics material," says Brenda Bowen, v-p and editor-in-chief of Disney Children's Books. "We don't have a [separate] line; we're just infusing comics into our publishing material." Chief among the projects Bowen is excited about is Abadazad, a fantasy prose title acquired in the bankruptcy sale of comics publisher Crossgen. Written by comics writer J.M. DeMatties with sections of comics by animation vet Mike Ploog, it's the story of a girl who must enter a fictional fantasyland to rescue her little brother. Bowen says the level of interest in Abadazad been a surprise even for Disney, prompting an increase in the print run from 30,000 to 100,000 copies. Two books are being launched in mid-May, with displays at the major chains and appearances by Ploog and DeMatties at BEA. They are also a Book-of-the-Month Club selections. The property has already been sold into 11 countries, and will be one of the lead titles for the launch of HarperCollins' graphic novel line in the U.K. "It was sort of a gleam in our eye," says Bowen of the development of Abadazad. "As the books began to take shape and we showed people proofs, retailers become excited. The response from Price Club and Costco [was great] right off the bat." What's most unusual about the books is the format-a mix of prose, illustrations and comics, covering the multiple layers of the story. Originally signed for four books, the Abadazad line is now planning for eight titles. While Abadazad is the most prominent of the titles picked up from Crossgen, others are still in play for development. "They're starting to bubble up," says Bowen, mentioning Ruse, a Victorian-era mystery featuring two bickering detectives that's aimed at an older teen audience. The book has already been optioned by Beacon Films. "We are sitting on a goldmine of wonderful stories and fabulous art," says Bowen. "They will emerge in due course-each one has to have its right format." According to vp of business development and strategic planning Steve Miller, Disney's Italian comics team, which is based in Milan, is continuing to develop properties for both the European and American markets. W.I.T.C.H. started in Italy and became a big a hit across Europe. Brought over to the U.S. a few years ago, the book about five teens with special powers found a ready reception, with 18 prose novels and four graphic novels already on the shelves and four more prose novels and two more graphic novels in the works. "We're looking at several new concepts out of Milan," says Miller. "Some of it is based on our existing content, but taking it in a new direction." Although Disney hasn't jumped on the manga bandwagon, the company is looking at developing more content out of Japan, according to Miller, publishing manga versions of Disney properties that are appropriate in the Japanese market and developing a pool of talent there. Meanwhile, Bowen's list is expanding with a mix of material. Two nonfiction graphic biographies are underway, created in coordination with faculty members at the Center for Cartoon Studies: Houdini by James Sturm and Nick Bertozzi, and Satchel Paige by Sturm and Jason Lutes. (All three are award-winning creators.) A Pirates of the Caribbean graphic novel, produced by the Italian Disney studio, will be published in January 2007. Comics from the long-running Disney Adventures magazine have proven popular enough to spin off into their own collections, which have been selling briskly on newsstands, according to Miller. Finally, Disney has just announced a deal to publish Jellaby by Kean Soo, a web comic which was just nominated for an Eisner Award for Best Online Comic. Soo is a self-taught cartoonist who was formally trained in electrical engineering, and serves as assistant editor for Flight. Jellaby is the story of Portia, a 10-year-old girl who finds a monster living behind her house. The story is projected to run 300 pages, and will appear in either two or three volumes. Given the worldwide success of Disney's characters, it's ironic that bringing Disney comics back to the attention of American kids has taken such a long time. "The kids are open, it's a matter of getting to all the gatekeepers, including ourselves," says Bowen. "The kids just think it's more stuff. [To them] it's just another form of storytelling." +++++ Create your own comics 4/22/06 In the past two weeks Bill Cole Enterprises, moved its website to a new server. This resulted down time and the possible loss of e-mail correspondence. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused, especially in order fulfillment. Everything has been corrected and we are now back to normal. We now wish to announce two new products that are now available on its web site. The first is a new software program used to make your own comics. The publisher sells this "Comic Book Creator" for $27.00 per unit. Our price is only $19.99 and will be freight free within the continental United States. For detailed information just click onto this link. http://www.bcemylar.com/CAS/software.cfm Please note that we only have a limited amount available at these prices. The second product is the Arklite2 and Thin-X-TenderT combo paks at big savings if you purchased the items separately. This new product can be found by clicking onto the following link. http://www.bcemylar.com/combo_paks.cfm#ark2combo Bill Cole Enterprises, Inc. P.O. Box 60 Randolph, MA 02368-0060 1-781-986-2653 Fax 1-781-986-2656 E-Mail: sales@bcemylar.com Website: www.bcemylar.com +++++ KOMIKWERKS BRINGS ACTIONOPOLIS BOOKS TO COMIC SHOPS (April 25, 2006) - Komikwerks announced today that the first offerings from Actionopolis -- "The Forest King" and "What I did on my Interstellar, Hypergalactic Summer Vacation" -- are now available in the May Diamond Previews Catalog. The books feature work by standout comics creators -- creators like Dan Mishkin (creator of "Blue Devil" and writer of various Marvel and DC titles), Tom Mandrake (artist on "Batman" and "The Spectre"), Adam Beechen (writer of "Justice League Unlimited" and "Robin") and Dan Hipp (creator of "The Amazing Joy Buzzards"). Preview copies of the beautiful, hardbound illustrated prose chapter books are already garnering praise from industry professions. Writer Mark Waid calls "The Forest King", "Young Adult fiction at its best -- A wonderful and imaginative tale. Mishkin's exciting, magical story is only elevated by Tom Mandrake's breathtaking illustrations." "'The Forest King' is Beautifully written and illustrated, Mishkin and Mandrake have come up with an instant classic," adds Marvel artist Andy Kubert. Joe Kelly, comic scribe and co-creator of Cartoon Networks "Ben 10" had high praise for "Hypergalactic Summer Vacation" as well. "Hits with the same wide-eyed enthusiasm and sense of adventure that the creators put into all of their work, be it for the page or the screen. Big kids creating big kid adventure." "Actionopolis' comic roots run deep," says publisher Shannon Denton. "The new line of illustrated prose chapter books line is designed to help bring readers of action adventure books like 'Harry Potter' and 'Lemony Snicket' into comic shops." Look for Actionopolis titles on pages 322 and 323 of the May Diamond Previews catalog, listed under Komikwerks. Stop by http://www.actionopolis.com for downloadable preview chapters of both books and a look at our upcoming titles. ABOUT ACTIONOPOLIS Actionopolis, founded by Komikwerks' publishers Shannon Denton and Patrick Coyle, is a new line of illustrated novels for young adults published by Komikwerks, LLC. The Actionopolis line abides by the philosophy that action and adventure should be driven by strong concepts, fully developed characters, and of course, good stories. Actionopolis is dedicated to delivering exciting, and above all, FUN books for all ages. The first in a line of more than 15 new series of books will begin shipping in July of 2006. For more information please visit http://www.actionopolis.com ABOUT KOMIKWERKS Komikwerks is a leader in digital publishing of comics online. Komikwerks is partnered with Stan Lee's POW! Entertainment to publish a line of premiere Internet comics called Stan Lee's Sunday Comics on Komikwerks.com and provides exclusive content to the AOL: RED website. Komikwerks also publishes ebook versions of creator owned graphic novels and has published a variety of projects in print and digital formats featuring Joe Kubert, Ray Bradbury, Bernie Wrightson, Keith Giffen, Raymond Chandler, Dave Gibbons, Mike Mignola, Michael Lark, P. Craig Russel, and many more. Komikwerks has been featured in many news and entertainment periodicals including Variety, USA Today, and Wizard Magazine. Komikwerks recently signed an exclusive worldwide distribution agreement with Publishers Group West, one of the top ten vendors of books in the country. Publishers Group West represents over 150 independent publishers, who together are publishing some of the most topical, innovative, literary, and award-winning books available today. Visit Komikwerks at http://www.komikwerks.com +++++ OVER 140 MARVEL CHARACTERS COME TOGETHER IN ACTIVISION'S NEW MARVEL: ULTIMATE ALLIANCE GAME Santa Monica, CA - April 27, 2006 - Over 140 Marvel characters come together in Activision, Inc's. (Nasdaq: ATVI) Marvel(tm): Ultimate Alliance, an all-new action/RPG that features the largest roster of comic book characters ever seen in a video game. Players assume the roles of more than 20 Marvel Super Heroes including Spider-Man, Wolverine, Blade and Captain America, and through their actions determine the fate of both planet Earth and the Marvel universe - revealed in one of multiple epilogues. "Marvel: Ultimate Alliance delivers a new twist on action/RPGs where players' actions and choices ultimately determine what happens to the Marvel universe," states Will Kassoy, Vice President of Global Brand Management for Activision. "This coupled with the game's enormous character roster will deliver an action-packed experience that comic book fans have been waiting for." Marvel: Ultimate Alliance features a deep, rich gameplay experience by offering total team customization, where players create their own team name, icon and vehicle, as well as establish their team reputation as they play throughout the story. Gamers also have the option to level up each character individually to their liking, or all team members at the same time to keep their heroes balanced. With the game's new combat system, players battle against the world's most notorious Marvel Super Villains in the air, underwater, and on the ground, using grappling, blocking and dodging moves, by charging up their Super Hero powers before unleashing them, and using environmental objects as one and two-handed weapons. Marvel: Ultimate Alliance features a unique storyline where the missions players accept, the objectives they complete, and their interactions with other characters throughout the game directly impact how the story plays out. The game also features a robust multiplayer component where fans can band together with friends as their favorite Marvel Super Heroes, and fight evil in both on and offline cooperative story modes. There's also a Competitive Mode where the game tracks various in-game stats so players can see how well they stack up against one another - affecting the amount of experience points earned and how equipment is distributed. Created by Raven Software and C.B. Cebulski, Marvel: Ultimate Alliance will be the first Super Hero game out for all next-gen gaming systems, and will also be available on current-gen, handheld and PC platforms. The game is currently rated RP (Rating Pending) by the ESRB and is planned to ship this fall. +++++ Students of the Unusual Spring News The Students of the Unusual were invited to be part of the festivities at Famous Faces and Funnies in Melbourne next Saturday. As many of you know May 6th will be "Free Comic Book Day" and the good folks (Rick, Steveo & Dave) of Famous Faces & Funnies will be providing free comic books for those who come out. (all ages!) Pat, Jeff, myself and hopefully Bob (3 Boys Productions) will be meeting and greeting and reviewing aspiring artist portfolios as well as promoting our new special issue that is in the works and talking up the recent Students of the Unusual Filmmaking Contest! Lots of great filmmakers have been involved in this project like Ricardo Porven, Steven Shea, John Taddeo and many more! There was recently a nice article about it at The Pulse posted by Jennifer Contino. STUDENTS OF THE UNUSUAL FILM UPDATE http://www.comicon.com/cgi- bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=37;t=006463 One of the fabulous new stories we'll have in the new issue is an old myth about the "Womanatee" illustrated by the great Dove McHargue! In what can only be seen as Kismet, today I was shocked to see a pod of our loveable manatees mating in the Indian River! Spring-time is certainly here. I snapped a picture and I hope you enjoy it. Hope to see you next Saturday! For more info check out Famous Faces & Funnies http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile& friendid=66543336&MyToken=95927f07-5a48-4726-a000-9dffb62e168b or Students of the Unusual http://www.studentsoftheunusual.com/ Check out the SOTU BLOG too! Best regards Terry +++++ Cry Wolf Sequel Hitting Stores in June Toledo, OH, May 1st, 2006 - Publisher Open Book Press has heard from fans in Ohio and all over North America, and their praise for the Toledo area creative team of Doug Crill and Dan Frey, the talent behind one of the biggest sleeper hit graphic novels of 2005; Cry Wolf. The publisher and team have both listened to fans and are now giving them what they want, a sequel called "Cry Wolf: Ghost of Sijan". Doug Crill and Dan Frey have returned to continue the story of one of the best graphic novels of 2005 as chosen by Comic Fanatic.com. They continue to weave an intricate and thrilling masterpiece that blends an old school pulp comics feel with a story set in the backdrop of 1920's Chicago during prohibition and the height of organized crime. The sequel also has a cliff hanger ending that will leave you at the edge of your seat! Since its release the book has garnered much praise and attention from fans and critics. It continues to receive five- star reviews on Amazon.com from excited followers. It was even chosen as one of the best graphic novels of 2005 by Comic Fanatic.Com and was also included as a premium items in the celebrity gift bags handed out at the 2005 American Music Awards. The premise of the sequel is this; after using his beast to wipe out the mobsters who killed his wife new werewolf Kurt Angelo finds out he's not out of the woods yet. The sequel picks up the morning after the end of the first graphic novel. It turns out that the mobsters that Kurt killed in revenge were low level enforcers for the mob, and employed by none other than Al Capone himself. Now Capone is out for blood and mistakenly believes that Kurt is working for a rival mobster. As the body toll rises tensions threaten to escalate into an all out mob war in the streets of Chicago. "Cry Wolf: The Ghost of Sijan" (ISBN: 1-897290-04-7) hits stores in June. The first graphic novel, Cry Wolf (ISBN: 0- 9735716-7-5), is available now at finer books stores, online at Amazon.com or directly from the publisher at www.openbookpress.com. Retailers interested in carrying the books can contact the publisher or order them from book distributors such as Baker & Taylor. 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