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The best event of the Northern Zone is just around the corner!

If you like comics, manga, video games, combat cards, cosplay, anime and concerts rock, Sunamic is what you want.
have the presence of the largest publishers of comics in the country: Editorial Vid Francisco Jimenez and Holguín JG, Editor of Archie in Mexico, who bring us thousands of gifts between heats, comics and magazines like Manga and School Connection Men.
Do not miss the chance to take an original drawing made by Antonio Alfaro, illustrator of the comic "Fairly OddParents."

What's more we will have the presence of Victor Ugarte, voice actor that among other characters give voice to Harry Potter ... know you can not stop and ask for his autograph or ask you to record a ring-tone to the voice of the character of your choice.
addition, we invited the world of Cosplay and RinaMX and Moriko-daishi and people of the renowned publication Incosplay.

Comics, manga, anime, cosplay rock and gathered in one place over the next 25, 26 and 27 September 2009 at the Casa de la Cultura de Poza Rica, Veracruz. Not to be missed.

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Schedules and donations:
25, Friday 12 noon to 8 pm. $ 10
Saturday and Sunday 10 am to 8 pm. $ 20

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Matsumoto: an alternative for independent comic

Speaking of the comics industry in Mexico is very common to find notes on creative processes mostly focused on the work of illustrators, barring a few exceptions, very respectable, very few spaces and notes dealing with other aspects equally important in the life cycle of the comic.

This time I will discuss one aspect, although it is not glamorous, it is a measure essential to the reading material reaches our hands distribution.
The reflector is located at this time on Distributor Matsumoto, an independent distributor that has its base in the city Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, which is owned by Norihiko Matsumoto José Ramos , a businessman, who in his own words, seeks to provide a solution to the problems of the comics industry in our country.

According to its website, Matsumoto Distributor is a small company dedicated to the distribution of independent comics and magazines magazine stand and several specialty shops located in the city of Monterrey, NL, Mexico. The outlets mentioned extend to a total of 14 distributed in the city in the north. It is important to note that the company is not limited to comics and is Open to the distribution of any publication that meets the requirements that your business demands. Norihiko

Jose we talked about how he came up with the concern to engage in the task of distributing magazines:

- I've been trying to give a solution to the problems of the comic book industry in our country, for this I started to investigate which are the pieces that make up and saw that the distribution is a very important element that very few have attacked. Oscar González Loyo reading, I saw that this is not just trying to bring comics to the distributors, but they give a fair to allow growth of new publishers. Change the current treatment of distributors in Spain is very difficult, so I decided to create an alternate route to another in this fair.
We are a very small but I hope to inspire others to also create their small distributors with the same fair treatment and thus gradually form a larger network.

The employer also claims to be an illustrator who has always wanted to publish in our country and for that reason was your concern for 'lifting' the industry and a healthy environment in which to develop. As he tells us, was originally intended to publish [their work] and later spent their efforts to lead other artists, however, claims to have understood that in this way was not going to achieve much needed change.

- ... I have made clear that it will not solve the whole situation of the comics industry, but it is an advance that should eventually generate a major change.

The interviewee remarked as the main challenge to find good titles to distribute, as it ensures that no [] evidence of quality, well presented and which price suits the budget of most people, it is more likely that not have good sales.

On the desirable characteristics that a magazine should have to be distributed by the company, said the market itself sets the standards that apply and I can not afford to accept any title, as it would be time, money and effort wasted.

- What I do is I talk to the publisher and independent artists on these issues to improve the quality of their product and then try to distribute it with me again. I would like to put all existing separate titles in the magazine stand, but there are limits. Norihiko José

ensures satisfied, since in the six months he has been operating its distribution have been given the opportunity to sell more independent through the magazine stand: a market far more demanding than that of the conventions, and with it have obtained a clearer idea of \u200b\u200bwhat to do to make your product is sold and is within the public taste, which in the conventions, in the words of the interviewee, was obtained very limited.

Next up for Matsumoto Distributor is to get more distribution points and it is desirable for existing titles to improve their quality as well as new titles come out that will match the market requirements. Between the ambitions of the entrepreneur, is to present an effective business model for other people in other states have their own distribution. Within products that the distributor is targeting is Comikaze; also expected to Ka-Boom! New comics published study.

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PARKOUR IN THE COMICS

You are at the top of a building. Feel the wind hitting you in the face. Ready to get to another building. Ready to move like a monkey, move like a cat and avoid obstacles such as a video game character. You can fall, of course. You may suffer a scratch. A bruise, break a bone or descalabrarte. That's the risk. But the reward is much better: you know you've overcome an obstacle, and you've outdone yourself.

course you will. Do parkour.

Parkour or art movement has become much boom in recent years. Thanks to movies like "District 13" or "Yamakasi" know in depth this urban sport, which is much more than that: a philosophy and self-improvement activity.

For those who do not know, parkour is to see how to avoid obstacles in a city with the greatest possible efficiency. It is dodging hurricane screens, walls, railings, and all kinds of structures. It was founded by David Belle in the mid-eighties. It's called "traceur" the practitioner of parkour.

current comics, a reflection of the everyday events of the partnership had parkour shape sooner or later. As fighters we have characters like Daredevil or father who dominate the martial arts as Batman, there are some extraordinary characters traceurs who, without difficulty, can jump from one building to another when it snows ... and any practitioner of parkour know this is devilishly difficult.

What about if Tarzan for some examples of parkour in comics?

PARKOUR'S DESTINY!

SPIDERMAN .- How you do that? I I have the speed of a spider, you should have caught on ...
SCREWBALL .- Please! I'm an expert at parkour! That means for you urban gymnastics, insectito! SPIDERMAN
.- I have a superpower!
SCREWBALL .- Yes? Well, I have a little thing called ... LUCK OF PARKOUR!

Spiderman has had all sorts of enemies over the years. Ranging from alligators, octopuses, scorpions, crime lords, businessmen who disguise themselves as elves, and recently, a traceuse called Screwball.

Unlike other villains, Screwball does not dominate the world and become a powerful criminal. Dedicated to harass superhero film only when he flees doing parkour, and then upload it to your website.

During the first moments of "Amazing Spiderman 32" recently published in Mexico, we can see how Spiderman can even reach Screwball, who proves to be a formidable traceuse thus avoids obstacles when in New York just snow. Screwball claims to have the "luck of parkour" and does not need superpowers. The phrase has become a commonplace. Just type in Google "parkour luck" to refer to this time linking the fabulous comic books urban sport. JUMPING

VACUUM

Another good example is the comic Barcelona "Jumping into the void", who is three traceurs players.

This is the overview:

When you're young and you discover that things are not as you would say, Barcelona is a city as good as any to drag your disgust. But why crawl when you can jump? Jump over all, that life is about to Luna, Raul and Edu, three friends united by parkour. Falls, of course, are inevitable: a misstep, a failure in the calculation of the distance ... and maybe your bones are going to give more urban hell.
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The author, whose full name is Manuel Carot, who says that the philosophy of parkour is perfectly suited for your story. "Parkour is a philosophy, go straight and if you encounter obstacles, jump. Also seemed a good metaphor for the story. "

Anyone can enjoy a comic book as "Jumping into the void", but practitioners of parkour feel especially close to the characters, as its author, who in addition to creative is traceur, knows how to express what makes this sport so wonderful: sense of belonging to your group, the desire to avoid obstacles, constant learning, a sense of glory when you've uploaded to a building without help or have made a new movement.

is a pity that "Jumping into the void" has not come to Mexico. It would be a great way to promote the art of displacement.

GLOBAL FREQUENCY: USING THE WORLD TO SAVE PARKOUR


Between 2002 and 2003, the popular comic book writer Warren Ellis, wrote "Global Frequency", which is an organization spread throughout the world and with members as diverse as academics, athletes, ex-felons, and of course, a traceuse India who lives in London. The objective of the Global Frequency is saving the world from the stupidity of governments or the fans of both left and right.

Sita, the heroine of the sixth issue of "Global Frequency" is the mission of crossing across London doing parkour to prevent a biological bomb is detonated at a pier on the Thames.

Over 24 pages, Sita does much of the movements of parkour: rompemuñecas, monkeys, 360's, reverse, underbars ... the story does not let the reader not a single bullet until Sita arrives at Thames and reaches the pump .

These are just some examples of how art has influenced the movement in comics. How a jump, a move it made, have allowed the parkour is consolidated more and more in the public who do not know.

There is no doubt that the comics will also influence the parkour. And you do not believe so, remember the words of Batman Begins: "Why do we fall?" ... "To learn to get up!"

Yes ... that is why among other things, we do parkour.

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These comings and goings of my love of comics I had the opportunity to meet both in person and virtually (with that of the Internet) to several of the protagonists monero national movement.
Just as there are those who are best known for the controversy surrounding their projects, there are those who have been developing their work in a more discreet, publishing in both paper and digital formats works of great content and visual quality, in cases like the respondent of this note is only a matter of time to be discovered by the majority of the public and earn a spot in the taste of it.

know the work of this talented author for some time and I accept that I'm a fan of his work, so I wanted to share with you a conversation I had with him.


Adrian Medina Bueno, primero dime ¿cuanto tiempo llevas dibujando?
Juanele: Pues más de 20 años al menos, tengo 27 años, asi que desde chiquito; crecí leyendo Condorito y recuerdo haber hecho mis primeros comics de niño, que básicamente eran copias mal hechas de los chistes que salían ahí.
Ahora, dibujando "profesionalmente", o sea, que me paguen aunque salgan feos, desde el 2003, que entré a trabajar a la revista "Aguiluchos", ilustremente desconocida.

Adrián Medina: Muy bien. Dices que te iniciaste leyendo Condorito... ¿Hay alguna otra obra o personaje que te haya inspirado a dibujar?
Juanele: Pues además de leer Condorito, de niño The Pink Panther and read comics in black and white Conan News published, I think, strange combination but it was the comics that I loved as a child. Although I also remember she was older, about 11 or 12 years, have known the work of Sergio Aragones and really feel completely influenced by his work.
not, would be many influences, do not really think there is a specific point in saying "I want to be comic and cartoonist, I think it was gradual, I always liked the comic in general. The comic well done.


Adrian Medina: Well, tell me your professional training schools is as an illustrator? Vaya, ¿estudiaste formalmente algo para ser monero?
Juanele: No, como profesión, no. Salvo el curso de Artes Plásticas en la secundaria, todo ha sido autodidacta. Verás, yo estudié Física. Y ahorita estoy estudiando el Doctorado en Física en la UNAM.
Lo que puedo contar son los libros que me compré para aprender a dibujar, principalmente los libros de Jack Ham, los de Will Eisner sobre Narrativa Gráfica, y los de Scott McCloud... ¡Ah! y el de Stan Lee y John Buscema sobre el estilo Marvel de Comic.

Adrián Medina: Entiendo... hablando de tu estilo... ¿como lo definirías?
Juanele: Pues yo tengo en la mente una idea fija, casi casi an obsession, my comics will look like the old comics from the sixties, seventies, cartoonish, as the work of John Stanley's Little Lulu or even as Marvel comics of the sixties, of course looking for my style. No, it would be difficult to define, but if I have such a clear idea of \u200b\u200bwhat I want to go and type something like "Old School" as they say medium.


Adrian Medina: How did your style evolve? Was it ever realistic that toon?
Juanele: try to develop more than style, the ability to draw. Sometimes I practice the realistic style, although I have to accept I have much to learn and I despair when I do it easily. I feel more comfortable in the toon style and there if I can define a time when I feel my style evolved, took a quantum step in the direction he wanted: the time when I bought the book "How to make cartoons Jack Ham. Yes, I can say I have a before and after buying the book.

Adrian Medina: Okay. Well, now a question a little more personal ... Where do so many pulled out #$%&/ for your stories? Karate granny and the dog that seems tamal; Tilin flea dentist, the monkey that mad ...
Juanele: Heh not se. Only occur to me because ... I orate. Many anecdotes bag things that happen in real life. If ... in real life I talk fleas ... yeahhhh.

Adrian Medina: That's ... I have heard the ... my dog. They also have very respectable professions ... yes ... <--- Está asustado.
Juanele: Yes, that's an exaggeration dentist and mine ... I know fleas are counting ... but there are a pedant. <---- Está orate.

Adrian Medina: Your work has been printed in 'Comics' Where else? Juanele: Ah! I'm very comfortable in that magazine, very happy that I have accepted. For when things MAD command almost always comes published. In The Chamuco I posted also sometimes ...

Adrian Medina: Well ... Much of your work can be seen in digital format, right? Juanele: Yes, things go up there in the 'internal'. I like it, check out the comments of the people and know that what you will like. Although I will say the very 'green' when I draw a strip, I have to entertain. I do not thinking about how much you will love people, but I do because I like it because they make me laugh my strips. If after people like that makes me feel very good, very flattered, but I do not like me usually do not climb. I just bought a book by Aaron Reiner, I'm a fan of Jeff Smith, Jamie Smart, Fred Guardineer, Ernie Bushmill, Hergé, are my main teachers of the art of drawing, I aim to be able to draw like them, then, in the medium term or even long term, I would see myself doing that kind of long stories, graphic novels might say, but without losing the style I like strange stories.
In this regard, Moquito webcomic I'm taking, is an experiment, because I have much experience in long stories. But I want to do that, I draw much attention. That in addition to continuing with my strips a page or my short stories, with which I always feel very comfortable. The draft Salad Moner, I could make the personal taste of working with people I admire a lot, and I like enough. I feel very well in this type of project where I have the freedom to draw as I settle and do what I like.

Adrian Medina: And tell me, "you're working right now, which have short-term project, apart from Moquito and salad?
Juanele: short term go to prepare a printed comic because I go in December to Comic Garage, 'tons' I do not want to arrive empty-handed. It will be a compilation of what little I've been ... and I was thrilled with that comiquín.

Adrian Medina: That's very good news ... <--- Es un barbero. Ya para finalizar "algún consejo para los niños que quieran dedicarse a la ilustración?" Juanele: Well, that although they are working as illustrators and have to give an accounting to a client or even adapt to it, never let that take away the taste for drawing and, above all, always looking to indulge yourself as artists. Too bad advice.

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Juanele Interview Who is Scott Pilgrim? CITIZEN KANE


Bryan Lee O'Malley us a simple proposal in a series of graphic novel "Scott Pilgrim", a title taken from the name of the protagonist: here, the author explores the platitudes to which faced by a young twenties, lazy, clueless and irresponsible, who, like everyone, is facing its greatest challenge: life. Most part of the action takes place in Toronto, where Scott Pilgrim relates to a colorful array of supporting characters, mostly friends and lovers: the living forms the core of the stories presented in the, to date, five volumes have been published.

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Despite its flaws, Scott is innocent and very charismatic, so that in the comic who never lacks hand shop when it comes to paying their share of income, to shoot a slice of pizza and a drink ... or even give for a night when his girlfriend left out for having forgotten the keys to the apartment for the umpteenth vez.Para the reader, Scott is a fun character whose grace is its basic way of dealing with the onslaught of life, reacting before thinking, acting more to heart than the brain ... what little you have.

What is this?

Ready? Scott has a dream in which there is a beautiful stranger, the girl turns out to be a courier delivery boy that first saw Scott as he and his girlfriend, Knives Chau , a teenage high school, were in a public library, then Scott attends a party with her bandmates and Stephen Kim (the latter, ex-girlfriend of Scott) along with your fan # 1, a boy known as Neil Young : cross words here Ramona with the girl repeatedly invading his dreams. Scott uses the credit card Wallace, his roommate, to make a purchase that is delivered by Ramona, Scott asks her out when she delivers the goods. She accepts. On their first date end up spending the night together.
"So far so well? One night's concert, just before starting the presentation, Scott is attacked by a man named Matthew Patel, the first of the seven evil ex-boyfriend of Ramona to which Scott will have to overcome if he wants to date her.

"Scott Pilgrim's Little Precious Life" is the first volume of the series and perfectly sets the mood under which governed the whole series, however, some sectors of the critical flatly rejected as in which the book ends with a mundane topic of fighting fantasy game style of fighting ... you know, powers, combos and stuff and in the opinion of this group, the work was spoiled.

I must confess that the experience can be unsettling at first ... however, as the chapters go forward, you can adjust, to the point of enjoying the work and understand the fact that the fights with impossible stunts and special moves are not anything but an allegory life and how the face.

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AND THE CITIZEN WAYNE

WATER! THIS NOTE IS SPOILERS

Question: Ever Batman has recreated one of the greatest classics of cinema?

Answer: Si. The film which pays homage is "Citizen Kane", directed by Orson Wells. Appeared in number 21 of the now defunct comic strip "The Batman Chronicles" in the summer of 2000. The cartoonist was Michael Gaydos, and the writer, none other than the now "proxy" Marvel: Brian Michael Bendis.


"ROSEBUD"
"Citizen Kane" (1941) is one of the great masterpieces of cinema. He has been honored, imitated and parodied ad nauseum ... of course, could not miss the version that starred the defender of Gotham City.

"Citizen Kane" tells the story of the tycoon the press Charles Foster Kane, who before his death he said "Rosebud" ... the last word triggered a storm of controversy, both in viewers and in the reporter Jerry Thompson, who will be responsible for bringing to light what or who is "Rosebud ". In this way we meet the complex life of Kane, through interviews conducted by Thompson to everyone who knew the millionaire ... however, the tenacious journalist ever know the meaning of that word. Only

viewer knows: this is the sled with the child playing Kane.



THE LAST WORD OF BRUCE WAYNE
"The Batman Chronicles "series, which lasted from 1995 to 2001 and whose frequency was quarterly, presents three stories of the Batman universe, whether he starred for his" batifamilia "by his enemies, by the Police Department city \u200b\u200bor simply for the people of Gotham City.

had funny stories, prose stories, tragic stories ... we had hitherto unpublished sources of some enemies of Batman, as Zsasz, and also "Elseworlds (DC Comics editorial line that offers alternative realities of the heroes, as Superman in the Middle Ages or a Green Lantern starring in "The Thousand and One Nights "). In this line, we have "Citizen Wayne."

turns out that in this story of Bendis, Wayne has just died, and said his last word is, of course, "Rosebud." So a publisher assigns his best reporter to discover who or what that is.

Over six pages with six panels on each one, read this interesting Elseworld totally black and white ... as if we were really seeing the Wells classic.

So the journalist visit a burlesque dancer with whom Wayne had an affair, dressed in cat, and is called Selina. Meet Dick Grayson, who is old and is in a box Robin's costume, a commissioner Gordon denies any connection with the mysterious word. Even the reporter visits the Joker in Arkham Asylum, who does not say a word.

By the way ... Who is the reporter? A little fact: his name is Kent!
Finally, Kent contact a tall, thin man, who was the Wayne family butler (yes ... we all know who) and reveals the origin of the word: it is the mark of the gun that killed parents Wayne.

A tribute to a classic. A history of Batman. A sequential narrative short ... but unforgettable.

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THE WORST ENEMY OF COMICS

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My friend Adrian Medina has already posted on developments in the world of cartoons. I really have to talk about the past, a time when comics were about to disappear ... because even young readers will ignore it, there was a time when vampires "30 days of night", the curves of Mary Jane or violence of characters like Punisher or Mr. Zsasz, was literally nonexistent.

-II-

All arts have ever been attacked by the censors. When politically correct, benefactors, and friends of moral sense a movie, book or painting that encourages perversion and evil That is, everything that is not like them, do everything possible to eradicate it. They think they're doing the right thing, but really a pattern repeated: creativity being squashed by the "common good."
comics or the "ninth art" are no exception. During the 50's of last century, was the largest witch hunt that has ever existed for the stories. A time when superheroes almost completely disappeared, and that even its creators were investigated by the U.S. Senate. A time when publishers were unable to recover from this "witch hunt" went into bankruptcy.

Who was responsible? No less a man named Frederick Wertham, the worst enemy of superheroes. This is the story of how a man almost accomplished what neither the Joker, Lex Luthor and Magneto have achieved.
appeared in 1954 in the United States, the book "Seduction of the Innocent", whose author was Wertham, a psychologist who works at Bellevue Hospital in New York. The book vomited flames of anger against all the existing comics, responsible for juvenile delinquency. Likewise, blaming Superman to invite children to "sadistic fantasies," Batman and Robin of encouraging homosexuality, and Wonder Woman to be "all what a child should not be "... the DC editorial and the entire comics industry, considered these statements as absurd ... but the fire of the fire was just beginning.
One of the collections, according to psychologist, more inciting violence, were the editorial published by the EC, with titles of zombies, vampires, ghosts, serial murderers, werewolves and other ghoulish creatures. The most famous publication was during the eighties which became a popular television series Tales from the crypt, ("Beyond the Grave"). The fate of the CD was terrible editorial: finally closing its doors in the face of mounting criticism and harder to parents, who were protesting about cartoons that if we compare with the horror movies that are rented at any video store, would be quite funny. Maxwell Gaines, director of CE and one of the minds that shaped the contemporary comics, undertook a series of battles against censorship, since virtually everything published was reprehensible. Some censorship bordered on stupidity, like banning the word "horror" on the cover. After many legal battles, EC went into bankruptcy and canceled all its publications to focus on one of the most famous humor magazine, Mad.

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The anger against the cartoons was increasing: public burnings of comics, and more and more censorship. To level things, came the "Comics Code Authority, which regulates everything you should and should not appear in the cartoons. Everything had to be more peaceful, more calm and focused at children. Stories serious, mature and intelligent die died as victims of a Gotham City gangster, giving way to more than more than children, were stupid. Because this stage, to this day remains the prejudice that "comics are for kids" ... thanks to the ideas of a psychologist who was absolutely certain he was doing the right thing.

Although we must not be unfair: Wertham's bad reputation with regard to comics, which won unanimous hatred of all fans, has overshadowed their concerns about child abuse and psychological damage.

Fortunately, with the emergence of artists such as Stan Lee, Alex Ross, Frank Miller, Alan Moore, Steve Niles, Warren Ellis, Grant Morrison or Neil Gaiman, the comic has gradually regained his place, winning again the public's respect.

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Soulkeepers, the most recent draft René Córdova and FERS, is already on sale in the following points.

Previously, the number one Soulkeepers :
Jonathan, a solitary young man, has recently come to a school located in the quiet of the countryside, then your life intersects with that of Hector , an old professor which is more than player appearances as the guardian of a strange contraption called "the legacy." apparently supernatural events in school are in the death of someone important to Jonathan ... What hidden secrets Hector Jonathan and how it relates to the legacy? Home

variant of the number two by Oscar González Loyo.