Were you at the Maine Comics Arts Festival? Add your photos to the Maine Comics Arts Festival Flickr Group HERE.
Heidi MacDonald was at the Festival and posted a great report and pics in her Publishers Weekly column The Beat.
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5.19.2009
Maine Comics Arts Festival: Flickr Group and The Beat
Were you at the Maine Comics Arts Festival? Add your photos to the Maine Comics Arts Festival Flickr Group HERE. Heidi MacDonald was at the Festival and posted a great report and pics in her Publishers Weekly column The Beat.
4.03.2009
Publshers Weekly - Page to Screen - April 1, 2009
Page to Screen: Werewolves in Reverse & A Flash Gordon-ish Comic
By Rachel Deahl -- Publishers Weekly, 4/1/2009
This week in Page to Screen--PW's weekly column tracking film rights circulating and sold in Hollywood--a story about a boy and his dog against the world, and a Flash Gordon-esque graphic novel series.
Read the full article HERE.
Brendan Deneen, newly of FinePrint Literary Management, is shopping film rights to an original graphic novel series by Jay Piscopo called Capt'n Eli! Deneen doesn't rep for print, and Nemo Publishing has already released the first two volumes in the series; The Undersea Adventures of Capt'n Eli Volume 1 was published in July 2008. Nemo described Capt'n Eli!, about a boy's undersea adventures, as a combination of iconic brands—Flash Gordon meets Buck Rogers. Deneen, who's taking the series to studios and production companies, concurred on the classics front, and said it's "part Batman and part Johnny Quest."
By Rachel Deahl -- Publishers Weekly, 4/1/2009
This week in Page to Screen--PW's weekly column tracking film rights circulating and sold in Hollywood--a story about a boy and his dog against the world, and a Flash Gordon-esque graphic novel series.Read the full article HERE.
Brendan Deneen, newly of FinePrint Literary Management, is shopping film rights to an original graphic novel series by Jay Piscopo called Capt'n Eli! Deneen doesn't rep for print, and Nemo Publishing has already released the first two volumes in the series; The Undersea Adventures of Capt'n Eli Volume 1 was published in July 2008. Nemo described Capt'n Eli!, about a boy's undersea adventures, as a combination of iconic brands—Flash Gordon meets Buck Rogers. Deneen, who's taking the series to studios and production companies, concurred on the classics front, and said it's "part Batman and part Johnny Quest."
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