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Flight Explorer

Flight Explorer, Volume One Flight is one of those gems that comes out every year and worth waiting for. You beg for more, and more we shall get. I am pretty sure there is a conscious effort to bring a well packaged product for all ages with quality stories and effort by Flight. This new […]

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Copper Turns Into Gold

Scholastic is a winner with many parents with their imprint Graphix books since they first published Jeff Smith’s Bone. They acquired hot artist Kazu Kibuishi’s webcomic Copper. Fans of Kazu Kibuishi will find his work from the Flight anthologies who collect some of the media’s top talent, some either forgotten or undiscovered all ages artists. Scholastic is […]

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The Death of the Graphic Novel

The above graphic novel from Drawn and Quarterly "Pyongyang: A Journey in North Korea" can be bought at 6.99 with an original price tag of 24.99. The death of the graphic novel? Have you noticed as of late the sheer volume of new graphic novels and reprints of old newspaper strips collected in book form. […]

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Likebetter

Likebetter is an odd little site, mindless fun would be the appropriate description for it. If you are a horoscope enthusiast at heart and believe in that kind of stuff then this is for you. It’s nothing new really. You vote for pictures as they are paired side by side and as you go along […]

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The Dangerous Alphabet

The Dangerous Alphabet Neil Gaiman and Gris Grimly give the world a quirky offering in a tale of adventure for young kids who are not used to the alphabet book norm. This paring of talented individuals unload a landscape of word and image that flow in unison. Neil Gaiman is no stranger in creating fantastic conjurings of […]

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WWE Kids

There is the McDonald’s kiddie attitude out there in the publishing world that if you hook them young you can have them for life as customers.  WWE is always seen as kid’s fare at best with their convoluted controlled violence for the masses. They publish also magazines about their famous brands Raw and Smackdown, and […]

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Palookaville

Palookaville #19 is finally out and finishes a three issue arc of Seth’s Clyde Fans . It’s been ages since the last issue. This would be murder for any publisher out there waiting for a delay like this, this is fine wine and needs time to ferment. Seth creator extraordinaire is the Bordeaux in the […]

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Peggle

Looking for a mindless fun addictive cool game. Pop Cap the makers of popular games like Bejeweled 2 and Zuma have a new one for you called Peggle. The best thing about these games, unlike the standards that come with say a Microsoft Windows games version, they are well made and anybody can play them. […]

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Horton Hears A Who!

The imaginative elephant Horton hears a cry for help coming from a tiny speck of dust floating through the air. Suspecting there may be life on that speck and despite a surrounding community which thinks he has lost his mind, Horton is determined to help.

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Scaredy Squirrel having a beach of a time

  Scaredy Squirrel at the Beach Scaredy Squirrel is created by Sandbox World favorite Mélanie Watt who has gained instant fame with the nutty squirrel who is loved by both young and older readers. Mélanie’s steady climb as a children’s creator has reaped her fame and a loyal following of this well illustrated fun series. […]

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Warner making making a “Bone” with Jeff Smith

Give them a "Bone". Warner Brothers has acquired the film rights to Jeff Smith’s much acclaimed self published series.  With hard work and perseverance, good things will happen. With a solid run of continuous selling of Scholastic’s colored versions of Jeff’s original black and white series, which ran from 1991 till 2004. No word yet of […]

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Popeye & Friends: Warner Home Video Triumphs

Popeye & Friends Volume One Warner Home Video has irked many folks with their over priced volumes of Popeye DVD collector’s editions. Taken away from the audience they were intended for, well now Warner made amends in my book with triumph good news of a new series of real affordable editions for the mass market, and in my […]

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