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JANUARY 2016
Happy New Year, Ambassadors! Welcome to the second issue of the MAGNETIC PRESS AMBASSADORS CLUB MAGAZINE, the monthly digital zine dedicated to the refined art of visual storytelling. Last issue was a blast, and hopefully this second issue continues that trend (leading to an equally fun third issue, which, as the third, according to the rule, becomes an official pattern)! As you might guess from the cover, this month is big into robots, showcasing the upcoming release of ROBOT ENVY ZENITH, a massive hardcover collection of some of the best robot art from around the world. Collected by the team at RobotEnvy.com, which was started by artist DAVE PASCIUTO, this art book is filled with some amazing works in a broad range of styles that will undoubtedly inspire everyone! We’re also shining a spotlight on illustrator BRENT MCKEE, who has been building a modest portfolio of published work for a few years, but is gearing up for a productive 2016, and we couldn’t be more excited. Check it out and get to know him! This month also marks the official start of our community-created comic, where you voted on the concept, premise, protagonist, etc to get us rolling, and you’ll continue to guide us page-by page, month-by-month! The adventure starts here with the first two pages of THE LEVIATHAN’S DAUGHTER, illustrated by Caio (SUPER-EGO, PROPHET HILL, VIVID) Oliveira! All of this in addition to more fun, creative exercises in THE IMAGYNMASIUM, a look at WHAT WE’RE DIGGING ON this month, and more. If you have any feedback or suggestions, we’d love to hear from you, and would love to start a letters column answering your questions every month! Enjoy!
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THIS ISSUE: pg2... WELCOME pg4... A look at DARBY POP:
Side-Kicked, Dead Man’s Party, Fake Empire, and Bruce Lee: The Dragon Rises
pg7... FEATURE INTERVIEW: Dave Pasciuto on ROBOT ENVY: ZENITH pg14... THE IMAGYMNASIUM pg16... THE LEVIATHAN’S DAUGHTER: The first chapter of the comic YOU HELP CREATE!
pg19... WHAT WE’RE DIGGING ON:
ISLAND, Telltale’s GAME OF THRONES, MR. ROBOT, and THE SECRET HISTORY OF STAR WARS
pg21... ARTIST SPOTLIGHT: BRENT McKEE pg25... WHAT’S IN THE BOX? COVER ART by David D. Jimenez, from ROBOT ENVY: ZENITH
“Chompbot” by Jake Parker, from ROBOT ENVY: ZENITH
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a look at
DARBY POP
Did you know Magnetic Press also distributes Darby Pop comics? Started by award-winning TV writer/ producer JEFF KLINE (Transformers Prime, Jackie Chan Adventures), Darby Pop launched in 2012 with a slate of original comic series created by a collection of talented screenwriters, animators, and comic industry professionals. Initially released through IDW, their catalog of titles includes INDESTRUCTIBLE, DEAD SQUAD, DOBERMAN, CITY: MIND IN THE MACHINE, and THE 7TH SWORD. Now embracing the independent spirit, they’re continuing to create new content under their own imprint within Magnetic Press, with original trade paperbacks and a brand new monthly series slated for release in 2016. Take a look at what they’ve got popping!
SIDE-KICKED
by Russell Brettholtz, Miguel Mendonca, and Bong Dazo
“DARBY POP keeps showing us that they are the future of unique voices telling gripping, powerful stories that blend the real and fantastic in the best of ways. “
- READING WITH A FLIGHT RING
It should come as no surprise to learn that within the superhero “community,” egos run rampant. But how does all that free-flowing narcissism impact those just outside the spotlight? Chicago finds out when five of the city’s most loyal Sidekicks finally grow tired of being disrespected by both the prima donnas they work with and the citizenry they strive to protect. And it’s not like the Windy City needs yet another labor upheaval… Written by Russelll Brettholtz and illustrated by Miguel Mendonca and Bong Dazo, this 96-page trade paperback collects the complete first arc of the Kickstarter sensation that follows a group of dedicated consociates as they challenge the status quo, and demand the respect they deserve.
Get more details at www.darbypop.com/titles/sidekicked
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DEAD MAN’S PARTY
by Jeff Marsick and Scott Barnett In the assassin trade, a Dead Man’s Party is part Viking funeral, part Irish wake, a twisted way for your murderous peers to either honor your memory or settle a score. Each of the five professional killers who participate have 30 days to collect the bounty on your head, adding your distinguished name to his or her resume. And the “contract” is wholly irrevocable. For the world’s most feared executioner – known only as Ghost – arranging such a Party for himself is a last resort, a way to go out on his own terms and at the top of his game. But then Ghost discovers that he’s made a terrible mistake... 128 pages of high-speed, no-holds-barred, Hollywood-style action noir! Available in stores this month!
You can find more details at www.darbypop.com/titles/dead-mans-party “I love parties, and this is one no one should miss! “ - JIMMY PALIMIOTTI
(Johah Hex, Harley Quinn)
“DEAD MAN’S PARTY is gritty and taut film noir! I can’t wait for more!”
- JERRY ORDWAY
(Superman, Crisis on Infinite Earths)
“DEAD MAN’S PARTY is super smart, sardonic, and packed with surprises.”
- DUANE SWIERCZYNSKI
(Birds of Prey)
“This is a story that feels as though it was plucked from the dying lips of the man who actually lived it.” - TODD FARMER
(screewriter Drive Angry, My Bloody Valentine, JasonX)
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FAKE EMPIRE
by Eric Palicki and Vinnie Rico Fairies have always existed in secret, without a kingdom of their own, living side-by-side with humankind. But when one of his own children is murdered, King Oberon asks his surviving daughters – newly minted NYPD detective Charli and wingless black sheep Lucy – to find her killer amidst the citizenry of New York. As Charli and Lucy delve deeper into the mystery, they begin to discover the extraordinary measures their father has taken – some clever, some desperate – to keep an entire people hidden in an increasingly treacherous world. For Charlie and Lucy, unmasking their sister’s executioner will mean confronting their own blood-drenched legacy. This 120 page trade paperback will be In book stores in March!
You can find more details at www.darbypop.com/titles/fake-empire
BRUCE LEE: The Dragon Rises
by Shannon Lee, Jeff Kline, and Brandon McKinney Bruce Lee never died. And he hasn’t aged. But, he has no idea who he is, what’s happened in the world in the past 40+ years, or why so many “thugs” want a piece of him. With the help of a fly BFF from the ’70s – Joe Toomey, P.I. – and a pair of precocious Teens, Bruce will piece together a mystery more insidious than ever imagined, and find himself forced to do battle with both an enigmatic Villain and his very own conscience. In other words, the Dragon rises… and “walks on” once more! Co-written by Bruce’s daughter, Shannon Lee, and Jeff Kline (Jackie Chan Adventures, Indestructible) with art by Brandon McKinney (Godzilla: King of the Monsters, Doberman) and cover art by Bernard Chang (Green Lantern Corps, Indestructible) and variant cover by Frank Cho! The 48-page oversized first issue, will be available in April 2016 Get more details at www.darbypop.com/titles/ bruce-lee-the-dragon-rises
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A BAD CASE OF
ROBOT ENVY THEY WANT TO BE LIKE US.
EVEN THOUGH THEY’RE ARTIFICIAL, THEIR SEMBLANCE TO LIFE IS UNDENIABLE, AND YET WE’RE THE ONES WHO PRESCRIBE HUMANITY TO THEM. LIVING, SELF-AWARE, INTELLIGENT ROBOTS AREN’T (YET) REAL, BUT WE DREAM OF THE DAY THEY WILL BE. ARTISTS AND DESIGNERS AROUND THE WORLD HAVE IMBUED INORGANIC OBJECTS WITH PERCEIVED PERSONALITY AND SPIRIT FOR DECADES, AND IT WAS ONLY A MATTER OF TIME BEFORE ROBOT ENVY BECAME A REAL THING.
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STARTED BY ARTIST DAVE PASCIUTO IN 2012, ROBOT-ENVY.COM BEGAN AS A WEBSITE WHERE ARTISTS COULD GATHER TO SHARE THEIR VISION OF WHAT ARTIFICIAL ROBOT LIFE MIGHT LOOK LIKE. IT QUICKLY GREW INTO A COMMUNITY OF PROFESSIONALS AND ARTISTS FROM A MYRIAD OF INDUSTRIES FROM AROUND THE WORLD. WITH CONTRIBUTORS FROM TV AND FILM CONCEPT DESIGN TO VIDEO GAME DEVELOPMENT TO ANIMATION AND EDITORIAL ILLUSTRATION, THE SHEER VARIETY OF STYLES MADE IT CLEAR THAT THIS WAS A POPULAR TOPIC THAT REACHED ACROSS BORDERS, BACKGROUNDS, MEDIUMS, AND MOODS. EVERYONE LIKES ROBOTS. EVEN IF THEIR DEFINITION OF WHAT A ROBOT IS MAY BE DIFFERENT.
WE ASKED DAVE A FEW QUESTIONS ABOUT THE COMMUNITY, AS WELL AS THE UPCOMING HARDCOVER COLLECTION ROBOT ENVY ZENITH, COMING IN MARCH. January 2016 - page 9
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ROBOT ENVY debuted as a sketchbook project in 2012, then grew into a gallery of cool robot artwork from around the world. What was the initial inspiration for such a focused theme? DAVE: Ever since I was a kid, I’ve always been interested in sci-fi, robots and spaceships. I grew up in the 80’s with these robot cartoons unlike I had ever seen before. I was fascinated by shows like Mighty Orbots, Voltron, Robotech and many more. Then I crossed over into comic books and manga with Dynamo Joe, Xenon and Appleseed. Naturally, robots and mechanical things became a recurring theme in my personal artwork. When Kickstarter and crowd-funded projects appeared on the scene, I thought a sketchbook would be a cool place to start. From there, it grew into a community filled with thousands of fans worldwide. Is there a particular definition of what qualifies as a “robot” in the gallery? There seems to be quite an imaginative range of directions throughout the work. DAVE: We make a conscious effort to find unique artwork with diversity in style. We also want to include other mediums other than digital paint. We love finding sculptures, 3d prints, found art and other traditional art as well. Any artwork that appears to convey life through a designed, mechanical, or technological look is considered a robot. January 2016 - page 10
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An eye-popping lineup of talent With an A-list lineup of artists from around the world, ROBOT ENVY ZENITH is primed to blow some minds. Adrian Perez Acosta Boris Bakliza Brian Despain Britton Walters Dacosta! Dave Pasciuto David Domingo Jimenez David Lanham David White Emerson Tung Eric Joyner Eric Wilkerson Facundo Diaz Gabriel Bautista Gareth Davies Georgi Markov Gleb Alexandrov Greg Broadmore Greig Rapson Hardy Fowler Hillary Barta Iain Thody Igor Sobolevsky Jake Parker Jakub Rozalski James McDonald Jerel Dye Jim Nelson Joeri Lefevre Juan Novelletto
Kyle Bice Kallamity Lawrence Northey Maroto Matt Tkocz Michael Dashow Miguel Membreno Mike Majestic Odeh Amarin Oren Haskins Just Robots Patricio Balanovsky Patricio Betteo Raúl Gómez Rémi Farjaud Riccardo Zema Robert Sammelin Robin Keijzer Ryan Hall SalBa Combé Scott Kikuta Space Boy Robot Stephan Gunther Steven Shan Su Haitao Tim Von Rueden Vince Chui Von Glitschka Yun Ling
The website has amassed some beautiful artwork from professionals from around the world, in many different industries, including film, games, comics, etc. How do you find and gather the material for the site? DAVE: Robot Envy is a small team consisting of my girlfriend and a couple of my students. We scour the web for imagery that fits our criteria and makes an impact on us. We search sites like ArtStation, Deviant Art, Pinterest, Tumblr and Behance, as well as forums and other communities. These links get curated and we contact each artist individually. Rather than just re-post links, we actually contact the artist directly and personally ask for permission to display their works. We want to build relationships with them. From there, we schedule their post date. After doing this for a couple years, the process is pretty smooth.
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How large has the collection grown since the launch of the website? DAVE: Robot-envy.com has featured over 140 artists worldwide. This was quite an effort to organize, and producing the Zenith book is a huge achievement for us. We never set out to produce books -- especially one that contains so much talent and inspiration. I am really glad it all came together, though. It’s awesome! Can anyone submit pieces for inclusion on the site, or is it curated through a process? DAVE: Yes. Absolutely. We encourage it! There is a submission page on our site, everyone is welcome. It is http://robot-envy.com/ submissions. However, we do have a screening process to ensure quality. After all, we do feature the world’s best robot art! To date, you have produced two other, albeit smaller, ROBOT ENVY books – the first as a successful Kickstarter, and the second as a spotlight sketchbook of your own work. ZENITH marks technically the third ROBOT ENVY release. What makes this one the ultimate evolution of the website’s goals so far? DAVE: This book was really the next logical step. What started with my own artwork has grown into an amazing community of thousands. Robot Envy: Zenith features over 60 artists from the website collected into a 256 page art book. These artists are extremely talented and the artwork they created is sure to inspire others. For more information, including preview pages and a kick-ass trailer video, go to www.MAGNETIC-PRESS.com/RobotEnvyZenith
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THE IMAGYMNASIUM is a place where you can practice using that universal tool called “Imagination,” to stretch that grey-matter muscle between your ears in a way that is not only fun, but useful when applied to everyday creative problem solving. Think outside the box and see things that aren’t there. Conjure reality!
You’ll need a 6-sided dice and something to write on/with. (analog or digital, doesn’t matter.)
1) Complete the following sentence by rolling a 6-sided dice for each of the three blanks:
Two things occurred to us before we (A) : whether or not (B) , and what might happen if we (C) . 2) Use those numbers (in order) to fill in the blanks from these corresponding lists:
A 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
left for the airport kicked in the door opened the cage lit the fuse turned on the oven first kissed
B
C
1. we were qualified to make such a life-changing decision
1. were horribly mistaken.
2. we needed a state-issued license to do what we were planning
3. paused to ask the waiter’s opinion.
3. we were properly dressed
4. actually made it onto the 6 o’clock news, as planned.
4. we had considered all available options 5. we were doing this because we had been manipulated into doing it
2. adopted a kitten instead.
5. took off our halloween masks first. 6. let the monkey take the steering wheel for just a minute.
6. either of us had any idea what we were doing
3) Complete a five-paragraph scene using the resulting sentence as the opening line!
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1) Print out this page. 2) Add to the blank space to make this cat do something EPIC.
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You spoke and we listened! The results from our inaugural “Let’s Make a COmic” kickoff survey were collected, put in a creative crock pot to mingle and simmer, and after some secret sauce was added, we are ready to begin what could become an excellent epic of otherworldly proportions! Before we pull back the opening curtain, let’s take a look at your top choices from the survey: 1) What genre should we explore? 35% voted for “Mythical Fantasy”, with a close second “Space Opera” coming in at 31%. So we’ll set out on a combination of the two: a Mythical Fantasy adventure set on another world! 2) Where does this Epic take place? There was a tie between “Moon Base Zeta” and “Underwater”, so we’re combining those into an underwater colony, where people breathe water rather than air. Venturing out on the surface requires liquid-filled breathing gear, because air alone is suffocating. A real fish-person-out-ofwater scenario! 3) Our main character is: a girl, by overwhelming majority. 4) Our main character’s job is: more than a third of you chose “Monster Hunter/Bounty Hunter”, so be it! 5) Our main character’s disposition is: a tie between “Loner by Choice” and “Optimistically Naïve.” While we’ve imagined a good reason for that unique combination, we’ll see how you choose to develop that within the character as the series progresses... 6) The main character’s driving aspiration is: two thirds of you chose “to find the answer to a burning question.” We’ve also imagined what that question might be, in order to bolt out of the starting gate, but you can help us figure out the actual Question as the story unfolds! 7) The main character suffers from: anger-management issues, according to 35% majority vote. An interesting juxtaposition for someone who is also “Optimistically Naïve”, but we’ll see that play out in time! 8) The main character’s primary obstacle is: “being at the wrong place at the wrong time” according to more than half of you. This will certainly become evident in the first few pages! 9) Describe our opening scenario: “The main character is targeted by a mysterious antagonist for reasons unknown.”
Et voila... our story begins! Get ready to help us create a sci-fi fantasy epic we’re calling
Illustrated this month by CAIO OLIVEIRA! January 2016 - page 16
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What happens next? Or more specifically: 1) What does our heroine look like? 2) What is she doing? 3) What does she find? and 4) What does she encounter? We’ve set up a survey for you to vote on those very questions, so go there now and let us know what happens in the next set of pages! Head over to https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2SYBFC9 (or use the button below) and vote BEFORE FEB. 2nd, 2016, and we’ll keep the story rolling in next month’s magazine!
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WHAT WE’RE READING: ISLAND - BY BRANDON GRAHAM AND EMMA RIOS Brandon Graham is insane. The good kind of insane, where beautiful weirdness leaks out of his brain and onto the page through ludicrously detailed artwork filled with hundreds of Where’s-Waldo-sized incidental tidbits and more pun-filled wordplay than you could possibly imagine. His earlier books, KING CITY, MULTIPLE WARHEADS, and his re-vamping of PROPHET are perfect examples of his brilliance, and you can easily get lost in any one of those volumes for hours and days. If you happen to make it back to the surface, however, and have a hankering for more, he has teamed up with artist EMMA RIOS (who’s own PRETTY DEADLY is a great read, too) to build ISLAND, a monthly anthology of envelope-pushing, visually playful, and mind-bending serialized stories by a curated community of friends and peers like LUDROE, FAREL DALRYMPLE, and GAEL BERTRAND. Each issue weighs in with a hefty page count, and with five issues out so far, it’s a lot of tasty reading to binge on. Treat yourself, you deserve it. (https://imagecomics.com/comics/releases/island-1)
WHAT WE’RE PLAYING: GAME OF THRONES Yes, we do mean this to be under “playing” and not “watching.” At the risk of redundancy in only our first two issues, we can’t help but plug another Telltale Game, one we mentioned briefly last month: GAME OF THRONES. It took us until recently to give this interactive series based on the awesome HBO show (and supposedly a book or something?) a try, but that’s only because we doubted a slightlycartoon-y video game based on such a grim, morally topsy-turvy drama could measure up to the raw, unsettling power of the series. BOY WERE WE WRONG. This 6-part interactive, episodic series is every bit as engrossing as the cable show itself, with unexpected (and often violent) twists springing up when you least expect them. It really makes you think hard about each choice, which gets nerve-wracking when that response timer counts to zero, knowing that no character is safe in this universe, not even in this marginal side-story made up of an entirely new cast of charcters that runs parallel to the show’s plotlines. The appearance of key characters from the show, performed by their actual cast members, not only gives these new characters credibility, but qualifies this brief “season” as an offering that feels like actual cannon. With references to events in the show, such as the red wedding, the purple wedding, the chartreuse wedding, hell, pretty much all of the weddings, you really do feel like you’re in the middle of it all. If you’re squirming in your seat waiting for the next season to start on HBO (soon!), you might be surprised how easily this interactive CG toon scratches that itch. (https://www.telltalegames.com/gameofthrones) January 2016 - page 19
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WHAT WE’RE WATCHING: MR. ROBOT We’re Christian Slater fans. We’ll just state that up front. When ads for USA’s MR. ROBOT teased his participation, we were on board before it even ran. And we weren’t disappointed, but for so many other reasons. If you’re not familiar with the premise, MR. ROBOT is a show about the life of a reclusive, socially awkward vigilante hacker named Elliot who is recruited by an underground movement to utterly destroy corporate America. Narrated by Elliot, the show is viewed from the perspective of the audience as his “imaginary friend,” a clever narrative tool that has compounding significance as the first season builds. Rami Malek won a Critics Choice Award for his portrayal of Elliot, and Slater won a Golden Globe for his role as Elliot’s dad, the titular “Mister Robot” who first recruits Elliot. Both awards are extremely well deserved, as is the Golden Globe award to the show itself. Season 2 is scheduled to premiere in June or July, with showrunner Sam Esmail slated to direct all 10 episodes. We cannot wait. (http://www.usanetwork.com/mrrobot)
WHAT WE’RE LISTENING TO: THE SECRET HISTORY OF STAR WARS (AUDIOBOOK) Scifi writer and film nut Drew Gaska suggested in passing one day that we should read this book which dives head-first into the muddy swamp of facts and false claims behind the creation of our (and any other?) generation’s greatest franchise, STAR WARS. So many nerd-fights and debates have been waged over the details behind the many controversial and/or brilliant decisions made by series creator George Lucas, that it took author Michael Kaminski 626 pages to sort through it all. From the first passing inkling of maybe someday making a space movie to the final critical response to Ep3 REVENGE OF THE SITH, this book is MEATY. But come on, who’s got time to read 626 pages of anything these days? So we got the unabridged audio book version from Audible -- all 24hours of it -- read by Josh Robert Thompson. Not only is Thompson incredibly easy to listen to, but his impersonations of Lucas, Hamill, Coppola, etc are pretty spot on. A few are a tad cartoony, but seriously, for the first few hours, I thought the wealth of statements by Lucas were actual recordings of Lucas when in fact they were just Thompson DOING Lucas. Frankly, this book made me appreciate Star Wars – and Lucas – both more and less in equal amounts over the course of listening. There’s no doubt that Lucas got extremely lucky when he struck gold with the first film, but that luck was unquestionably backed up by genuine talent, tenacity, and endurance. Think what you may about the prequels (we wouldn’t argue against any of it), but listening to this account in all its glory gives an intriguing insight into the creative process that made Star Wars the juggernaut that it is. (Super-long web link -- just CLICK HERE: http://www. audible.com/pd/Sci-Fi-Fantasy/The-Secret-History-of-Star-Wars-Audiobook/B00K6O74FY/ref=a_search_c4_1_1_ srTtl?qid=1453406171&sr=1-1) January 2016 - page 20
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HOT ARTIST SPOTLIGHT:
BRENT McKEE Illustrator Brent McKee has been drawing most of his life, growing up all over the US before eventually settling down and graduating high school in Plano, Texas. He took his interest into higher education, graduating from the esteemed Kubert school in Dover, New Jersey focusing on the principles of sequential storytelling. He spent nine years as a child care worker in a placement center for teens, fitting in the odd, occasional comic book job when it came along, filling his illustration urge with work for various skateboard companies, Nintendo products, Marvel/Upperdeck, and private commission work. His first comic work was for the series NOBLE CAUSES “Extended Family� from Image comics, followed by other contributions to books such as the Eisner-nominated OUTLAW TERRITORY, and more recently THE BOWERY BOYS graphic novel from Dark Horse.
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In 2015, he shifted towards comic book art as a full-time profession, and is working on several original projects, including a science fiction series called REDSHIFT, by BOY-1 creator Himkar Tak. He hopes to one day work on favorite titles like JLA, HELLBOY, or DAREDEVIL. He currently lives in southern Ohio with his wife and two kids. Check out his stuff on Deviant art! http://brentmckee.deviantart.com/
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