Futurius: Tales From The Plex
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Publisher: Futurius
Copyright:
© 2005 Standard Copyright License
Language: English
Country: United Kingdom
Edition: First Edition
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Printed: 240 pages, 8.5" x 11", perfect binding, black and white interior ink Download:
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Description:The very first anthology from Futurius: Formatted like a DVD, the book includes main features (the comics) at the front and a multitude of special extras at the back including prose stories, character design sketches, pin-ups, tutorials and more! Showcasing stories in various genres such as Superheroes, Sci-Fi, Horror and Slice-Of-Life stuff with a quirky slant! With works by Daniel Lundie, Chris Bell, Chad Nevett, Jesse Farrell, Sergio Calvet, Cassie Summer, Damien Wood, Mike Murphy, Stephen Sharp, Blake M Petit, Russell Hillman, "Scary" Larry Williams, Zé Troia, Wilson Dela Fuente, King Yen Lee, Matt Weldon, Ryan Broussard, Celina Hernandez, Dave Richardson, John Nelson, Rob Larsen, Darren Schwindaman, Nate Thompson, Dave Rothe AND MORE! FUTURIUS: TALES FROM THE PLEX is edited by Daniel Lundie, Chris Bell and Ronée Garcia Bourgeois. To download previews and free audio interviews with the creators, check out the TFTP mini-site at http://www.futurius.com/talesfromtheplex Keywords:Listed in: |
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And when you do open to read it, you'll find this book packed with entertaining stories in a variety of genres. The stories are divided by sections. There's "SUPERHEROES," which starts off with "Virtua-Girl," set in a future where the line between fantasy & reality is blurred. Then "HORROR," which features a unique tale of life, religion, and vampires called "Til Death Do Us Part." "SCIENCE-BASED FICTION" begins with "Captain Cavern," which invokes the style and spirit of old 40's & 50's comic strips. And "FRACTURED REALITY," which features "Art Sugar/Met With Resistance," a cautionary tale set in a not-so-distant future where rebellious art is outlawed.
There's also a nice collection of prose stories, like "FORMICA," about a young girl with a SERIOUS ant problem. And there's other extras like character sketches, and a nice article on self-publishing by Daniel Lundie, the anthology's publisher.
Overall, this book really does have something for everyone in it, so I highly recommend it. Heck, if you're not encouraged just by the literary value, buy it as a future investment. Because I wouldn't be surprised if most, if not all, of the names in this book end up becoming future superstars.
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