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Friday, April 10, 2009
Steel Rising Advances to Small Press Idol Round 2!
Mood:  caffeinated
Topic: Comic Books - New

 

 

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"Steel Rising"

Has Advanced To Round 2 In The Small Press Idol Contest! 

Brad Huffman-Parent...  Has notified me that 'Steel Rising' has advanced to Round 2 of the Small Press Idol for 2009!

Click Here to see our Newly Listed listed Comics, Magazines, Games and more!  Brad sent me the following when I asked what his project for the SPI was all about:  "What if every fantasy novel you ever read…was true? Elves and dwarves, orcs and dragons, and many others all existed side-by-side with man and many a great adventure was had. 

“Steel Rising”, a comic book written and created by Brad Huffman-Parent with art by Brad Thingvold, Joe Armour, and Michael Summers, has advanced to Round 2 of the 2009 Small Press Idol Competition. This year, all records have been broken.  With over 40 entries and a prize of $700, this is the largest competition Small Press Idol has ever seen. 

In “Steel Rising”, the forests and villages have faded, replaced by cities and highways. The world has moved on and The Races moved with it. Dwarves are successful businessmen, Orcs and Trolls fill the ranks of the military and police, and dragons sleep under the Golden Gate Bridge.  Tolkien is more history than fiction.  But the transition was not so easy for some.  After the Second World War, Mages were declared a danger to all normal beings. Since then Mages have been hunted, imprisoned, and killed. The few remaining are deep in hiding, afraid to reveal their power to the world.  Then the mysterious and powerful Black Ruby is unearthed.  Only a Mage can unleash its power and only a Mage can stop it. Now the race is on to find one of the last remaining Mages. Will her power be used to save the world or to destroy it?

For those that have read the above and would like to know more, then check out these web sites:

The official Steel Rising Blog is http://www.steelrising.blogspot.com/ 

The Small Press Idol home page to caste your vote is at http://www.dimestoreproductions.com/content287.html

The Facebook Steel Rising Fan page can be found at http://www.facebook.com/home.php?ref=home#/pages/Steel-Rising/53524008534

My thanks to Brad for sending this project synopsis to me!   I'm sure he would appreciate your vote on his 'Steel Rising' comic in Small Press Idol Round 2 !

Click Here to see our current listed Comics, Magazines, Games and more! Ian Shires , (pictured to the left), has listed on the main web site all 27 of the projects that made it into Round 2.   By making it that far, all 27 are set to have their projects printed in 'Mysterious Visions' at the very least. 

Ian also says "But more over, they are still in contention for the $700 cash prize, 4-issue publishing commitment grand prize. So take a moment this week to check them all out, make your own notes about them, and get ready for Round 2 where we turn up the heat big time, and YOUR VOTES COUNT!"

For those of you that have missed my previous blog posts on SPI, you may be thinking "So what exactly is Small Press Idol?".  I'll let their web site promo say it for them:

"Small Press Idol is the greatest amateur's contest in comics, mixing a bit of American Idol with a bit of The Apprentice, and a bunch of our own special social experiment elements. This contest is not for everyone...but it will be fun, and, for those that participate, it will challenge you to be the best you can be. If you survive round 1, your work WILL BE PUBLISHED! This year: We have national store distribution! It's our biggest year ever!"

So starting April 1st, 2009, YOU can start voting for your faves on Small Press Idol... so take the time now to register and take part!  I personally vote for at least one project every day!  

(Please Note: Michael / Tina / Make It So Marketing Inc are not affialiated with, nor compensated by the publisher, the SPA, or the SPI. This blog post is for mention of the SPI only. No 'favorites' are to be implied in this blog post. It is for informational purposes only!)

For those of you that are new to our blog today, we have an ongoing 'Comic Con and Pop Culture Convention'  here at "Make It So Marketing Inc.", what with our daily blog posts,  and new listings of items for sale in our online eBay Featured Store

Thanks again to all of YOU reading our current and archived blog posts!

~ Michael (and Tina)

 

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Thursday, April 9, 2009
In Memoriam... Frank Springer
Mood:  sad
Topic: Comic Book Artists

 

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In Memoriam...

Frank Springer

1929 - 2009

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Photo Credit Mike Lynch

Earlier this week I learned Of Frank Springer's passing...   Frank had died last Thursday, April 2nd, 2009 at the age of 79.  Frank was known both as a veteran comic book and comic strip artist.

I had last met Frank at the 2004 San Diego Comic Con International where he was a Guest of Honor, and looked through my photos of that con to run a photo of him here.   Not succeeding, I looked at the web for any photos of him.   Like so many others of his generation, Frank let his work speak for him, as there are very few photos of Frank available.  I am crediting Mike Lynch for the photo that is run above, as I want to post this Memoriam before too much time passes.

Frank was born December 6, 1929 in Queens, New York.   After he graduated Syracuse University in 1952 with a degree in art, he promptly went into the Army.   Like so many others who had an art background upon joining the armed forces,  he wound up doing mostly illustration work, and in his case drawing maps, at Fort Dix.

Frank paid his dues early in his art career honing his skills.  After his discharge from the Army in 1954, he began assisting George Wunder on the well known comic strip, Terry and the Pirates.  He was there until 1960, yet returned when George needed help to meet deadlines at times.  

Even though he left comic strips for a while to pursue comic book work, Frank later also occasionally worked on other comics strips during later years.  Those included several years of Rex Morgan, M.D., where he received credit.   Like others in the comic strip industry he also 'ghosted' on strips.  Those included The Heart of Juliet Jones, On Stage, Friday Foster, The Phantom and several other strips.

My first real knowledge of Frank Springer was his work in comic books.   I was eight years old when he started his comic book career in 1960.  At that time most artists were not credited with producing the pencils or inks, and thus his name was not highlighted to the readers in several cases.  It was at Dell Comics that Frank drew his first assignment.  That story was called Brain Boy, a short lived Dell Comics series.  That was a different series for sure!   It was only later that I found that he also drew many other comic books for Dell during that time period including Charlie Chan, Ghost Stories and Toka, Jungle King.  

Like other freelancers of the period he also began drawing for DC  Comics.  My major recollection of his work there was on The Secret Six first two issues.  Frank was also one of the many that did several  Batman stories under the "Bob Kane" signature.

My best memories of Frank's work was of course on Marvel Comics, as I was basically a 'Marvel Zombie' during those years.

Frank worked on Marvel's Nick Fury, Agent of SHIELD when Jim Steranko needed more time to finish a couple of his stories.  After Jim left that series, Frank took over the artwork for a short period.  During that time period he also worked on Captain Marvel #13 (shown above), and #14.  He did a couple of other stories, and then returned to work for Dell Comics until it stopped publishing in 1973.

When Frank came back to Marvel Comics, it seemed he was used primarily as an inker.   Several of his fans may remember him on some Spider-Man titles and also Dazzler.   I especially appreciated his inking on Dick Ayer's pencils in the early issues of the 'Death' strip in the War is Hell comic book series, starting with issue #9 in 1974.  He also inked on the Man From Atlantis series, and the Savage She-Hulk series.  His team up with Frank Robbins on The Invaders with Captain America, Sub-Mariner, Human Torch and others, was also a series I enjoyed...

Like many of his contemporaries, Frank also worked for the short-lived Atlas - Seaboard Comics line, on The Cougar series.

After his Marvel Comics Comics work Frank went on to draw many of the comic book style parodies in National Lampoon.  Since I am not familiar with his work there, I'll just mention that in passing.

He also did some additional comics work,  Action Comics Weekly for DC Comics in 1988, The 'Nam for Marvel Comics in 1989, Armor in 1991 for Continuity Comics, Chronicles of Conan in 2003 for Dark Horse Comics, Coyote for Marvel in 1983, and other work. 

He even had time to draw the newspaper comic strip The Incredible Hulk for a period of time, which combined both his comic book and comic strip background!

During Frank's long career the National Cartoonists Society awarded him its trophy as Best Comic Book Artist of the Year three different times.  He also served as the Society's President one term.  

Frank also had a family life during his busy career.   He is survived by his wife of 52 years, Barbara, as well as his four children and seven grandchildren.

My condolences to them at this time.
~ Michael 

 

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Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Photos From The 2009 Emerald City Comic Con By Josh Mills
Mood:  a-ok
Topic: Comic Cons

 

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Josh Mills Could Hardly Wait For the Con To Start!

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Aaron Kuder, Josh Mills, and Doug Hills at the ECCC 2009!

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Josh Mills Busy Illustrating Another Sketch At The Con!

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Alexandra Mills Meeting Mike Mignola At The ECCC 2009!

 

 
   

Photos From The 2009 Emerald City ComiCon

By Josh & Alexandra Mills

 

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Josh Mills had told me previously that he would be adding a special bookmark with sales of his brand new Sketchbook at this Con.  Above is a photo of the 'Battling Yank' bookmark!

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Josh Mills was pleased to bring copies of his newly published 'Sketchbook By Josh Mills' to this Con. Above is the cover to the first edition. Be sure to get one before they are sold out!

Josh Mills... Was kind enough to share with me several of his photos taken in Seattle and at the Emerald City Comic Con after he and his wife, Alexandra, arrived safely back home!

I have blogged previously that Josh would have a table at the 2009 ECCC and that if you were going, to stop in and say hi... and check out his newly published 'Sketchbook'.

What is really neat by viewing the photos that were emailed to me, is looking at the Con through the eyes of a comics pro and his wife.  I am only able to share four of the photos here in the blog post, but if you are a Facebook member, then check out the rest he has uploaded at his 'Photos' section there!

Of course there would be photos of Josh and Alexandra at this Con in his uploaded photos, and those photos tell of the excitement that was felt by both of them during this weekend convention.  

Josh was early at his table to help others set up, as seen in the topmost photo.  I myself, as a dealer, have felt the 'urge' to arrive early to a show and set up.  So that is good to see a comics pro feel the same urge to arrive early!

In the next photo, Josh was joined by others in the comics field, which reminds me of how fun it is to have friends stop in at your table! Pictured are Aaron Kuder and Doug Hills with Josh.

Of course it's not all fun fun fun at a con.... The third photo shows Josh sketching an illustration for a fan.  Of course if you enjoy doing that, then it is fun to see your fan's face light up when he/she takes possession of the sketch after you are finished with it!

And I couldn't resist publishing the photo of Alexandra meeting Mike Mignola for the first time!   Reminds me of me finally meeting comics pros who hardly ever came out to the West Coast, like John Buscema!

Again, if you are a Facebook member, then Josh has several more photos uploaded to his Facebook Member Page.  Of course there are photos of costumed fans walking around and posing... but I usually publish too many of them here in my Blog already!   Yeah, sorry no pics of Wonder Woman this post, LOL! 

Also, the 'Sketchbook by Josh Mills' is still available from the first printing.  Josh told me before he left for the ECCC that...  "The con price is $10 and this comes with a small sketch as a bookmark. The page count is 24 pages".  You can check his web site to see when it is available for purchase again.  Josh is expecting to have a table at the upcoming 2009 San Diego Comic Con International, (SDCC), in July, so you can also see him there to purchase and say hi!

Josh's web site is:   http://www.JoshMillsArt.com

The 2009 Emerald City ComiCon ran this past weekend, April 4th thru 5th.  For details on next year's convention you can view that con's web site at:   http://www.emeraldcitycomicon.com

BTW, I already blogged about 7 other creators that also were attending this same con... Click here to see that post!

Thanks Josh and Alexandra for sharing your ECCC 2009 photos with me and my Blog readers!

For those of you that are new to our blog today, we also have an ongoing online 'Comic Con and Pop Culture Convention'  here at "Make It So Marketing Inc.", what with our daily blog posts, and new listings of items for sale in our online eBay Featured Store

Thanks again to all of YOU reading our current and archived blog posts!
 
~ Michael

 

Now Celebrating the 10th Year On The Web!

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Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Guytron... The '80s Coming Right Back At Ya!
Mood:  caffeinated
Topic: Comic Books - New

 

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GUYTRON

The '80s Coming Right Back At Ya!

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A New Comic Mini-Series

By Raymond Leonard

Raymond Leonard has informed me that... the first issue of his new comic book mini-series should be out soon for all to read!

I just finished reading the preview copies to issues #1 & #2, and wanted to mention Raymond's new creation here in my blog.

The first issue is 16 pages of the main story plus a backup feature for a $3.50 cover price, and #2 follows up with story with 22 pages of story for a $3.50 cover price.  Raymond is the creator / writer / penciller / inker  for this mini-series.  The colorist is Virginie Menard.

The 3 issue mini-series comic book is from Enemi Entertainment through Haven Distribution.

So of course the first question would be... What is the story about?   Well here is a synopsis of the story from Raymond on the publisher's web page:

"Galvin Fry is a normal 20 year old retail stock boy, who encounters a
crashed spaceship. Suddenly he found himself face-to-face with an alien
being that called himself "Lycon" from the planet called "Macron".
Lycon informed Galvin that his planet was invaded and earth will face
the great dangers of the invasion as well. Earth will also face a great
evil nemesis called 'Lord Versa'."

"Galvin is told he's the only one who can stop the invasion. However, the perishing alien gives his "Gadgettron" gauntlet glove to him. (The Gadgettron is a symbioticbio-armor that mergies with it's host.)  The symbiotic weapon has bonded with Galvin and can not be removed. However, he becomes a cosmic hero called "Guytron". He will have more to worry about, than every day personal life issues. Now it appears that the fate of the universe rests on his shoulders.  This is a superhero - romance - action - sitcom where anything and everything can happen!"

The creator goes on to say that ... "If you are a huge 80’s type of fan that like “Specter-Man”,”UltraMan”, 8Man, The Galaxy Rangers your gonna get that all out action! adventure! drama! and hanging on the edge suspense!"

Okay, I read these first two stories in .pdf format, and I gotta agree that Raymond is going for the 1980's feel of comics in his first two issues!  There are some familar aspects to the storyline as it unfolds in the beginning and the middle of this three issue story arc.  But that doesn't take away from the story itself.

So who is this mini-series 'targeted' for?  Well, the creator states that it is for the Young Adult (YA) to the 'older crowd'.  When a creator of a project takes on all the duties of writing / pencilling / inking etc. on a project, the success or failure of the project lies directly on the shoulders of that creator.  The creator has to know who his/her target market is and to write for that audience.

In this case, Guytron does hit the mark for the Young Adult audience IMHO.  Sure, there could be a little tightening up of the storyline, but I haven't seen the finale of this three story arc as of yet...  So I would have to reserve judgment on that.  The artwork does remind me of the early days of Image Comics with a few 'pin-up' style pages, but the artwork flows with the story nonetheless.

For those of you near Chicago, Illinois, Raymond will be exhibiting at the Wizard World Chicago this upcoming August 6th - 9th, 2009. So by then, this first mini-series of Raymond's should be totally published, and you could ask him there about his next planned story arc for Guytron that he has in mind!

In the meantime check out Raymond's three issue mini-series at your LCBS or regular online source for purchase! 

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For those of you that are new to our blog today, my wife and I also have an ongoing online 'Comic Con and Pop Culture Convention'  here at "Make It So Marketing Inc.", what with our daily blog posts, and new listings of items for sale in our online eBay Featured Store!

Thanks for reading this blog post today, and please join us again for more!  BTW, besides blogging, we have 480+ Reviews that Tina and I have placed in our eBay Reviews Section. Just click here to see our latest reviews

Thanks again to all of YOU reading our current and archived blog posts!

~ Michael 

 

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Monday, April 6, 2009
Whooo... Whooo... Who Loves Owly?
Mood:  caffeinated
Topic: Comic Books - New

 

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Whooo... Whooo... Who Loves Owly?

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A Series Of Graphic Novels

By Andy Runton

Today my wife Tina is our 'Guest Blogger' with her thoughts on two Owly Graphic Novels... Owly - A Time To Be Brave (4th GN in the series), and Owly - Tiny Tales (5th GN in the series).   Here's Tina's post:

Owly is an adorable little Owl created by Andy Runton.  Owly lives in a treehouse in a woods filled with friends: a wiggly worm, ducks, rabbits, a racoon, and a possum, to name a few.

Each story is a little adventure and lesson for Owly and his young reader.  Owly is geared to the very young using little language to tell the story. Little ones will enjoy the sweet little stories, while their elders will enjoy how the lessons are told.

Personally I much preferred "A Time to Be Brave" over all the little stories in "Tiny Tales." But I think this is more the preference of an adult than a young reader. "Tiny Tales" offers a wealth of sweet little bedtime stories for pre-schoolers.  "A Time to Be Brave" is a full length story of Owly and his friend Wormy's adventure with a nocturnal menace - the opossum.

Who will love Owly? Pre-schoolers and indulgent grandparents, aunts and uncles.  As my husband Michael, the reformed "bean counter", points out... $10 for a little book of tales (with little words) is pricey.  But paired with a cute little stuffed owl, glow worm, duck or rabbit, an Owly book makes a special gift for a special pre-schooler.

Enjoy,

~Tina

Details for this 4th Graphic Novel: Owly - A Time To Be Brave
Author:  Andy Runton

Format:  Softcover
Pages:  129
Dimensions:  5" x 7 1/2"
Colors:  black & white
Year:  2007
Publisher:  Top Shelf Productions
ISBN-10:  n/a
ISBN-13:  978-1-891830-89-1
 

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Details for this 5th Graphic Novel: Owly - Tiny Tales
Author:  Andy Runton

Format:  Softcover
Pages:  172
Dimensions:  5" x 7 1/2"
Colors:  black & white
Year:  2008
Publisher:  Top Shelf Productions
ISBN-10:  n/a
ISBN-13:  978-1-60309-019-3
 

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For those of you that are new to our blog today, my wife and I also have an ongoing online 'Comic Con and Pop Culture Convention'  here at "Make It So Marketing Inc.", what with our daily blog posts, and new listings of items for sale in our online eBay Featured Store

 

Thanks again to all of YOU reading our current and archived blog posts!!

~ Michael  (and Tina)

 

Now Celebrating the 10th Year On The Web!

"Hammering Out the Web
For You Since May 12th, 1998!"

Click Here to see our Reviews on Comics, TPBs, Graphic Novels, & DVDs! 

Note: If you work in the comic book industry or other pop culture productions, you are welcome to email us press releases, news items, and updates that you feel would be of interest to our blog readers. Including YOUR own works!

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