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Tim the Bee

Here is a cute story created by animation student Leo de Wijs from the Netherlands at the ripe age of 24 is headed for great promise. "This animation I made in the second year of my animation studies at the HKU in the Netherlands. The idea was to write and animate a story in a traditional […]

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Mélanie Watt’s Chester

Chester It’s full "Wattage" for Mélanie, Chester the cat and mouse all live in a home reminiscent of Virginia Lee Burton’s The Little House. Here in this halcyon abode, wits are fought by the three to deliver a tale written on paper. Chester the cerebral saboteur re-writes a story commenced by Mélanie.  Mélanie Watt of Scaredy Squirrel fame delivers a […]

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Super Goofballs, Book 4: Attack of the 50-Foot Alien Creep-oids!

Super Goofballs, Book 4: Attack of the 50-Foot Alien Creep-oids! Peter Hannan the creator of a little cartoon in the contradiction of yin and yang in the animal kingdom with the creation of Catdog. The show was created in 1998 and lasted till 2002. What is a talented cartoonist to do with a follow-up. Rest on […]

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I Luv Halloween

If you missed the boat, manga has landed on Plymouth. You can take it or leave it. Many North American artists and writers are making the jump to manga. I Luv Halloween is a perfect example of this, Keith Giffen both writer/artist extraordinaire has made the leap to manga. His "I Luv Halloween" is already […]

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Five Weeks in a Balloon

What motley crew gathered to put together one of Jules Verne’s lesser known books and Irwin Allen who read all the books Jules Verne and H.G. Wells wrote and ripped their ideas. Five Weeks in a Balloon would drive anybody crazy in today’s world, the traffic can be horrendous at times but five weeks in a balloon. […]

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Sandbox World Interview With Patricia Storms

Sandbox World-What books were you influenced by the most when you were a child? Patricia– So many different titles come to mind. Regarding picture books, I loved and still love everything by Dr. Seuss. Horton Hears a Who, And To Think That I Saw It On Mulberry Street, The Grinch Who Stole Christmas and The […]

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Yo Gabba Gabba – Behind The Scenes

Is that Sly Stone and the Famiy? (joking) This is a great show full of wit and imagination. This offfering is from the guys who pitched the idea of The Aquabats a few years ago.  Just proves if you keep knocking at doors, sooner or later things happen.

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Chris Eliopoulos

Sandbox World gets many solicitations weekly from many publishers and artists. I am surprised at the amount of to put it bluntly in no demeanor attitude of any kind to anybody or disrespect. Much of the requests are inappropriate for the content of Sandbox World, what might work on other sites would not cater to […]

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George’s Secret Key to the Universe

George’s Secret Key to the Universe Next thing you are going to tell me is that Madonna and Jay Leno are going to release children’s books too. What’s the universe coming to, is the big black hole of celebrity forgotten books going to suck this book into the bargain bin too.

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Doug Wright

Holy mixed up identities, I am using the above picture as a segway to the topic at hand. One of these men is not Clark Kent but the other is a super cartoonist. Canada’s own Seth and the good folks at Drawn and Quarterly are working to bring to us Doug Wright’s work. I am […]

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Krazy Kat

Krazy and Ignatz The Globe and Mail has a very intresting article on George Herriman’s Krazy Kat written by André Alexis. Many newspapers from North America are paying homage and respect to the new crop and older comic strip artists. Read more>>

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Tyrannosaurus Drip

Tyrannosaurus Drip Here is a switch. A T-Rex who is a vegetarian. This little big book written by Julia Donaldson and illustrated by David Roberts bring you the story of Drip the little Duckbill who finds his way in a carnivore nest belonging to a Tyrannosaurus Rex family . Just cause you are different does not mean […]

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