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Well…The Fables for Japan project that myself and a few others started back in June of 2011 has, at last, reached an end.
We set out to do a 3-part anthology, made up entirely of donated original stories and artwork, to raise money for charity. In other words…we couldn't pay anyone and, in spite of this, I had to find as many talented people as I could who were willing to give of their time in the thin hope that we might actually raise a little cash to help some folk. Easy, right?[...MORE] |
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Well…The Fables for Japan project that myself and a few others started back in June of 2011 has, at last, reached an end.
We set out to do a 3-part anthology, made up entirely of donated original stories and artwork, to raise money for charity. In other words…we couldn't pay anyone and, in spite of this, I had to find as many talented people as I could who were willing to give of their time in the thin hope that we might actually raise a little cash to help some folk. Easy, right?[...MORE] |
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Announcing
Drake Harrison Minor
Born September 6th, 2012 at 10:07am
8 pounds, 2 ounce and 20 inches long |
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| NEW JOURNAL POST: Joe Kubert passed away. August 12th, 2012
I knew Joe. Not nearly as well as I would have liked but in my few meetings with him and through his life's work and the school he founded, Joe forever changed my life. That's not unique to me; Joe changed a lot of people's lives. I first met Joe when I traveled to New Jersey for my entrance interview at the Joe Kubert School of Cartoon and Graphic Art. [...MORE] |
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| Book 3 has been released!!
The 3-part anthology ends in spectacular style with 30 unique fables, comic stories, and poems, all beautifully illustrated and inspired by Japanese myth. Such as the tale of a slave boy who teaches his abusive master what forgiveness really is, the fable of three greedy brothers' desperate search for treasure, a lonely Kami who sacrifices everything for love, the young thief who becomes a hero with the help of a talkative umbrella, and many more. From a dark tale of the perfect cup of tea to legends exploring the true nature of God, these stories have been lovingly crafted by 40 of the top writers and artists around the world, including the talents of Alan Grant, Andrew Robinson, Charles Whipple, Eduardo Francisco, Federico Dallocchio, Huseyin Ozkan, Jean-Jacques Dzialowski, Jeff Crosby, Ken Bastard, Yao Xiao, and many more.
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| NEW JOURNAL POST: Jean Giraud, Moebius, passed away today. He was, arguably, one of the most influential artist of our time and a personal inspiration of mine...[Read More] |
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Book 2 of the trilogy contains 22 fables and poems exploring different aspects of Japanese myth, each beautifully illustrated by some of the top artists in the field. There are dramatic stories, as in the tale of a young widow and the Kappa responsible for her husband's death. Humorous yarns, like the fairy-tale of Bear who teaches Fox the dangers of unchecked arrogance. And new spins on classic tales, such as the young princess whose bad habit unwittingly supplies weapons to an army of tiny warriors, or the ghostly love story Yuki-Onna. 35 writers and artists from all over the world bring these stories to life, including the talents of David Lloyd, J.C. Vaughn, Mark Wheatley, Charles Whipple, Christopher Golden, Gareth Sleightholme, and so many more.
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