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GEORGE PÉREZ - STORYTELLER: THE FIRST 30 YEARS
Date: Nov 2006
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George Perez: Storyteller
Over 200 full-color pages highlight the
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Comics' landmark titles, New Teen Titans and Crisis on Infinite Earths,
plus independent work for T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents and so many others,
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About Book
Page Count: 208 Pages
Digital Release Date: February 11 2015
Age Rating: 12+ Only
THE ART OF ARMY OF DARKNESS (Digital) (11 Feb 2015)
Dynamite Entertainment
The Art of Army of Darkness
Since July 2004, Ash Williams - the
reluctant hero of the cult classic film, Army of Darkness - has been an
integral part of Dynamite Entertainment's publishing line. Throughout
the years, dozens of highly skilled comic artists have drawn and painted
our hero, Ash (not to mention the Chosen One's interchangeable armament
of chainsaws and mechanical gauntlets, of course). This gorgeous
hardcover art book stands as a testament to the unyielding spirit of a
horror cinema icon, as captured by some of the comic industry's most
beloved talents: J. Scott Campbell, Arthur Suydam, Nick Bradshaw, John
Bolton, Ben Templesmith, Tim Seeley, George Perez, and many more
About Book
Page Count: 256 Pages
Print Release Date: February 11 2015
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Age Rating: 12+ Only
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Storyteller Review at Comicbook Bin
News 
Tue, 15 May 2007 16:52:49 CST
Vu
From www.comicbookbin.com
George Perez: Storyteller
By Mark Allen
May 14, 2007 - 10:05:12 PM
(excerpt)
George Perez. Mention
that name to the average comics fan and you will, at the least, receive
a respectful response. At the most, you could hear an excited verbal
dissertation listing that fan’s favorite Perez works and how they
impacted his or her life at the time. Well, their hobby life, at any
rate. In an age when the word “icon” may be in danger of overuse, it’s
safe to say George Perez is approaching such status. Now, there’s a
definitive work covering the man and his artistic legacy - George
Perez: Storyteller, by Christopher Lawrence.
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Storyteller Nominated For Eagle Awards 2006
News 
Fri, 30 Mar 2007 02:33:45 CST
Vu
From www.eagleawards.co.uk
GEORGE PÉREZ - STORYTELLER: THE FIRST 30 YEARS HC
(2007)
Dynamite Entertainment
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2006 Awards
Sunday, January 21, 2007 11:46:52 AM
Earlier this year tens of thousands of
comics fans from around the world nominated their 2006 favourites in
each of 28 categories. With the results finally collated, counted and
ratified, voting is now open for the 2007 Eagle Awards. To vote for
your candidates, simply go to our vote page.
Polls close at midnight (BST) Sunday, April 22, 2007.
(excerpt)
24: Award for Favourite Comics-Related Book
GEORGE PEREZ: STORY TELLER (Dynamite)
GREAT BRITISH COMICS (Paul Gravett and Peter Stanbury; Aurum Press)
MAKING COMICS: STORYTELLING SECRETS OF COMICS, MANGA AND GRAPHIC NOVELS (Scott McCLoud; HarperCollins)
THE ART OF BRIAN BOLLAND (Image/Desperado)
WRITING FOR COMICS WITH PETER DAVID (Impact Books)
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Storyteller Review at CBR
News
Mon, 22 Jan 2007 16:37:25 CST
Vu
From www.comicbookresources.com
Pipeline, Issue #501
Tuesday January 16, 2007
written by Augie De Blieck Jr.
(excerpt)
GEORGE PÉREZ - STORYTELLER: THE FIRST 30 YEARS HC
(2007)
Dynamite Entertainment |
I know I'm reviewing this a
couple of weeks too late, but Dynamic Entertainment's GEORGE PEREZ:
STORYTELLER would be an excellent Christmas gift for the George Perez
fan in your life. The book is a heavy oversized hardcover tome
discussing Perez's life and career from his childhood right up to his
current DC work. There are chapters devoted to his original work on
Marvel's AVENGERS and FANTASTIC FOUR, the CrossGen years, JLA/AVENGERS,
his return to the AVENGERS in the late 90s, and more. The high points
you remember are all there. The more interesting thing, for me, was in
seeing how they string together and came about.
I didn't realize Perez had the
reputation he did for flaking out on work. I know he had some
relatively tough time in the early 90s with spotty work and scheduling,
but I didn't realize the issues went back even further. Thankfully, the
book doesn't shy away from Perez's issues with meeting deadlines,
dropping projects, and having difficult times working on books he
doesn't truly believe in. It doesn't paint him as a comics savant, but
more as an adult fan who likes to work on what he likes to work on --
largely superhero books with large casts. If they have pretty females,
all the better.
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Storyteller Review at Newsarama
News
Mon, 22 Jan 2007 16:34:15 CST
Vu
From www.newsarama.com
BEST SHOTS: BONUS EDITION
01-18-2007, 04:22 PM
From the Cast and Crew of ShotgunReviews.com
Reviews by Troy Brownfield
(excerpt)
GEORGE PÉREZ - STORYTELLER: THE FIRST 30 YEARS HC
(2007)
Dynamite Entertainment
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Although we started with a nice-sized bonus section in this week's
regular column, I promised more coverage on a variety of other titles
that I and others have seen lately. This time, I've got books from
three companies to look over. We'll be sorting these by company after I
deliver the first review, which covers one of the best historical tomes
released this year.
Any regular reader of Best Shots knows
that I'm a huge fan of George Perez's work. I really started following
him on Avengers, then Justice League of America and New Teen Titans. My
favorite single issue of a series is still #200 of the original run of
JLA, a book for which Mr. Perez contributed stand-out framing sequences
and the final battle between the League and the alien invaders.
Obviously, I'm not the only fan of the man in the world, or else we
wouldn't have this wonderfully crafted look at his life and work.
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Storyteller and Sentinels #4 Reviews From AICN
News
Wed, 10 Jan 2007 12:44:28 CST
Rich
From www.aintitcool.com
AICN Comics Q & @ with HACK/SLASH director Todd Lincoln! Reviews of CONNOR HAWKE! GEORGE PEREZ STORYTELLER! & More!
Published on Wednesday, January 10, 2007 - 8:27am
(excerpt)
GEORGE PÉREZ - STORYTELLER: THE FIRST 30 YEARS HC
(2007)
Dynamite Entertainment |
GEORGE PÉREZ: STORYTELLER
Reviewer: Prof. Challenger
A couple of years ago on a Christmas
episode of the Howard Stern radio show, one of Howard's cronies gave
Howard the massive hardcover DC ENCYCLOPEDIA because of Howard's love
of comics. Howard then proceeded to chainsaw the book in half because,
as he put it, he loves comics but absolutely hates books about comics!
Now, see, I'm completely the opposite. I
LOOOVVVVEEE books about comics and I'm in the realm of the severely
disenchanted as to most monthlies at this stage o' the game. So, it's
no surprise that finally getting my grubby little fingers on the
hardcover GEORGE PÉREZ: STORYTELLER meant I was going to really dig it.
...
SENTINELS: VOLUME FOUR
It's a rare thing when a series ends with as satisfying conclusion
as SENTINELS does. More often than not, when a finite series makes its
final curtain call, whether it be on television or in the pages of
comics books, I will find myself extremely disappointed. It happened
most recently with the Sci-Fi mini-series THE LOST ROOM. Six hours of
my life invested in a great mini-series which just ended up fizzling
out by the end. Oh, well.
I can be grateful, however, that the
same thing did not happen with SENTINELS: VOLUME FOUR. I have to say
that when I got my hands on this book I was a bit afraid to read it.
See, I discovered SENTINELS several years ago at the San Diego
Comic-Con and I've loved every page that I've read since I picked up
the first book. Yes, it's taken ages for each volume to come out but
it's been worth it. Great storytelling takes time and SENTINELS is
great storytelling.
[ Read more AICN Comics Q & @ with HACK/SLASH director Todd Lincoln! Reviews of CONNOR HAWKE! GEORGE PEREZ STORYTELLER! & More! ]
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Storyteller Review at Eye On Comics
News
Fri, 05 Jan 2007 04:18:14 CST
Ilke
From www.eyeoncomics.com
By George, I Think He's Got It
Posted by Don MacPherson on December 10th, 2006
(excerpt)
I'm a huge George Perez fan and have
been since I was a kid. I first remember sampling his work in the early
1980s on New Teen Titans and Justice League of America. There was just
something about his work that set it apart from the art in other
comics. The detail, the density of the panel layouts, the
expressiveness of the characters' faces… it all stood out as being
unique, at least in my mind as a pre-teen and teenage comic fan. This
isn't the first time someone has published a book about Perez's career
- I have a copy of Focus on George Perez hiding around here somewhere -
but this book strikes me as being more blunt and honest about the
twists and turns on the path the artist has taken over the years. The
writer examines not only Perez's successes but instances in which he
faltered or circumstances did not play out to his advantage.
[ Read more By George, I Think He's Got It ]
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Mirth Without Mischief: Twelve Pleasing Pastimes
News
Thu, 28 Dec 2006 21:42:31 CST
Vu
From doublearticulation.blogspot.com
Mirth Without Mischief: Twelve Pleasing Pastimes
Wednesday, December 27, 2006
(excerpt)
5. George Perez Storyteller - A Christmas gift from a good
friend that I tore through on Christmas day. There have been
collections on Perez before, usually in the form of interviews, but
this is the first time I've been walked through his entire career. What
a trip. Particularly fascinating for Perez fans will be the middle
sections on his post-Titans decline, his mid-career fumbles, and the
subsequent rejuvenation of his reputation following his run with Kurt
Busiek on the "Heroes Return" Avengers. Perez recounts a priceless
convention moment when, after his Avengers work allowed his "discovery"
by a new generation of fans, one kid told him that he was such a good
artist, he had the potential to be the next Todd McFarlane!
Ever-gracious, Perez resisted the cheap shot. An attractive and
surprisingly revealing book.
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Storyteller Review
News
Fri, 22 Dec 2006 21:33:16 CST
Vu
From www.comicswaitingroom.com
GEORGE PEREZ: STORYTELLER
Friday, December 22, 2006 9:31:25 PM
reviewed by Marc Mason
(excerpt)
...Looking at some of his earliest work,
you can see the germ of greatness laying there in his panels, and as
the book goes forward and the art gets newer, it blossoms before your
eyes; if you took away the text of the book and left only the pictures,
you would still see Lawrence's narrative point, and vice versa.
Packaged in a nice hardcover, this is an
excellent book for the longtime comics fan or for a younger person
considering a career in the field. Either reader will find something
worthy and captivating in these pages.
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Storyteller Preview
News 
Tue, 28 Nov 2006 20:37:45 CST
Vu
From www.newsarama.com
PREVIEW: GEORGE PEREZ: STORYTELLER, CHAPTER 4
11-28-2006, 02:16 PM
GEORGE PÉREZ - STORYTELLER: THE FIRST 30 YEARS HC
(2007)
Dynamite Entertainment
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Okay, it was due out last December, but, with something like George
Perez Storyteller, it's hard to get too annoyed about the year wait.
The book is due to hit stores tomorrow, and we've got a 25 page
preview.
The volume - a retrospective on the
artist who's shaped much of the modern look of comics, is being
published by Dynamic Forces, runs over 200 full color pages, and
carries a $29.99 price tag. The material, presented as a biography, is
written by Christopher Lawrence, with art - of course, by Perez.
As for that title? It's found at least one fan...
"I think the title Nick [Barrucci, DF President] chose for the book is very apt - Storyteller," Perez told Newsarama last year.
"That's what I do, that's what I want to do," Perez said. "I'm not here
to do storyboards for movies, I'm not here to make proposals for things
that can be spun off into movies, I do comics."
Click on the thumbnails for larger, readable versions of the images.
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Storyteller to Ship 11/29/2006
News
Mon, 20 Nov 2006 18:01:59 CST
Ilke
From www.diamondcomics.com
GEORGE PÉREZ - STORYTELLER: THE FIRST 30 YEARS HC
(2007)
Dynamite Entertainment
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Storyteller is expected to arrive in comic shops on November 29th, according to Diamond.
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SHIPPING NEXT WEEK: NOVEMBER 29, 2006
Monday, November 20, 2006 10:47:58 AM
The following products are expected to ship to comic book specialty
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Please check with your retailer for availability.
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Storyteller Manuscript Completed
News
Sat, 11 Nov 2006 15:13:45 CST
Andy
From Andy Mangels
Good news I believe...
Dynamic Forces
sent me the manuscript for Storyteller for a spotcheck a few weeks
back, so I can confirm that it IS almost completed. I only had time to
skim it and look for glaring errors, but I was able to do that. I was
told it was going to the printer very shortly.
Additionally, they're running almost all of my Perez Archives checklist in the back, updated (mostly) to current releases. This should help fans track down more of George's material!
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Storyteller, Shipping This Month?
News
Fri, 10 Nov 2006 19:15:17 CST
Mike
From Mike
Here's the latest update from Dynamice Forces regarding the George Perez Storyteller....
I spoke to someone at customer service
named Brian; He explained that the book is being finalized and that the
ship date should be 11/18 or soon after. Before December at the latest.
When I explained to him that I was skeptical and a little frustrated
considering I had paid for this book over a year ago (11/01/05 to be
exact!) he assured me that it would be out soon. I know we've heard
this before but I'm hoping for the best! Brian was very friendly,
apologetic and understooding of my frustration and said that our wait
was soon over.
Cross your fingers!
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From georgeperez.proboards24.com
GEORGE PÉREZ - STORYTELLER: THE FIRST 30 YEARS HC
(2007)
Dynamite Entertainment
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Re: George Perez: Storyteller
Reply #4 on Today at 5:22pm
Well....Well...Well...Color Me Surprised!
I just checked Diamond's Shipping List for the week of Oct. 4th and waddaya know? No George Perez: Storyteller!!!
Dynamic Forces needs to get it's act togther. This is like the 3rd or 4th release date that's been set.
I've given up hope of seeing this anytime soon.
-Jericho1
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From Bret
GEORGE PÉREZ - STORYTELLER: THE FIRST 30 YEARS HC (Signed)
(Dec 2006)
Dynamite Entertainment
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DISCLAIMER: My Storyteller update
has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING TO DO WITH MR. GEORGE PEREZ. Obviously, this is
a book ABOUT George Perez for his legions of fans, not BY George Perez
so the delay has NOTHING TO DO WITH HIM. George Perez as a creator is
nothing less than an ABSOLUTE, CONSUMMATE PROFESSIONAL who is good to
his fans and admired by professionals and readers everywhere. This
delay once again, is not due to Mr. Perez since this book is ABOUT him,
not BY him.
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From Vu
GEORGE PÉREZ - STORYTELLER: THE FIRST 30 YEARS HC
(2007)
Dynamite Entertainment
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#4 BEST SELLER
(27 Sep 2006) |
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I was surprised to find that Storyteller is #4 on today's "Best Sellers" list from dynamicforces.com, especially since Bret confirmed that they are not at print yet.
In the meantime, I suggest those that's already pre-paid for the book to ask for their money back if you haven't already.
I have personally had problems with certain vaporware books that I will not buy until I actually see it in print.
The best solution is to wait until this website announced when it is available to buy.
Looking around DF's website, I stumbled upon this
excerpt from the book:
 CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS #5 (Aug 1985)
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"No one else could have done what George did," Wolfman exclaims.
"His basic storytelling was so superior to anyone’s at the time... no
one else could have come close to doing what he did."
Since there
were relatively few places within the issues for Perez to, as Wolfman
says, "do what George does best, which is draw big pictures of
incredible stuff," the artist brought his "wow-able" abilities to bear
on Crisis’ covers.
Based on a
request from Perez’s wife, who felt her husband was pushing himself too
hard on the series, Wolfman suggested his artist draw a simple cover
for Crisis’ fifth issue, an uncomplicated image featuring only three
faces and two merging Earths.
The cover
Perez submitted did contain two merging Earths—along with 96 faces.
Once the artist got started, he simply couldn’t stop drawing; if he saw
sufficient open space, he added another character’s head. He was having
too much fun to stop.
From Bret
Just wanted to give you an update, I called Dynamic Forces (www.dynamicforces.com) yesterday to find out if Storyteller
was on schedule for October as announced and they said no. Still won't
be out for a couple of months, this from Angelo Barrucci, Media
Coordinator. You know, we're coming up on this book being solicited an entire YEAR ago.
Last time I spoke with them was in March and they SWORE the book was at
the printer to be shipped the following month. So what happened, they
yanked the book back from the printer? I asked this of Mr. Barrucci and
all he had to say was, 'Uh... Uh... Uh... no comment.'
As a consumer who already PREPAID for
this book, I don't know where a publisher has the AUCACITY to solicit
for a book that quite obviously was no where NEAR DONE. A year has gone
by and nothing. More and more publishers are doing this and by
soliciting for a product that quite obviously you are no where NEAR
completing or PRINTING, making consumers pay for merchandise that they
clearly have no intention of shipping is not only FALSE ADVERTISING but
just plain FRAUD and THIEVERY.
I don't mean to be so strong but as a
company, DYNAMIC FORCES had NO BUSINESS soliciting for this project,
doing major press on it in places like COMIC SHOP NEWS where it was COVER FEATURED, when they would take well over a year to complete it.
Shame on them as a business and any consumer should BUYER BEWARE with this company going forward.
From georgeperez.proboards24.com
GEORGE PÉREZ - STORYTELLER: THE FIRST 30 YEARS HC
(2007)
Dynamite Entertainment |
Re: George Perez: Storyteller
Reply #3 on Yesterday at 11:06am
July 28th update from Diamondcomics included this nugget:
DYNAMIC FORCES
28 July 2006
DF George Perez Storyteller First 30 Yrs HC SEP052914 [now expected: ] 10/04/06
Your pal,
Jim
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From Brett A. Tolino
GEORGE PÉREZ - STORYTELLER: THE FIRST 30 YEARS HC
(2007)
Dynamite Entertainment
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Perez - Dynamic Storyteller Shipping Fiascos
Monday, July 17, 2006 9:38 AM
Would you believe Dynamic Forces delayed this thing yet AGAIN?
Originally solicited last
YEAR, supposed to be out for Christmas 2005, then Jan 2006, Feb 2006,
March 2006, JUNE 2006, then I spoke with someone at the end of June,
they said it’s at the printer and would DEFINITELY be in JULY.
We thought, hoped, it
would at least ship for San Diego Comic Con and someone in customer
service just informed me that the book has been delayed yet AGAIN.
Once again, the book is not coming out this month.
They state it’s at the printer but do not know when it will ship but definitely NOT this month.
What’s up with these people?
From Ilke Hincer
GEORGE PÉREZ - STORYTELLER: THE FIRST 30 YEARS HC
(2007)
Dynamite Entertainment
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Amazon's now listing Storyteller with a July 25th release date - could this mean it'll arrive in comic shops a couple weeks earlier, on July 12th? Maybe.
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From Ilke Hincer
GEORGE PÉREZ - STORYTELLER: THE FIRST 30 YEARS HC
(2007)
Dynamite Entertainment |
Storyteller is now scheduled to be released on June 7th, according to www.newsarama.com
SHIPPING CHANGES AS OF 05.15.06
05-15-2006, 10:35 AM
DF GEORGE PEREZ STORYTELLER FIRST 30 YEARS HC (C: 0-1-2) 2/1/2006 - 6/7/2006
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From georgeperez.proboards24.com
GEORGE PÉREZ - STORYTELLER: THE FIRST 30 YEARS HC
(2007)
Dynamite Entertainment
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George Perez: Storyteller
Thread Started on 1/31/2006 at 7:22pm
posted by
sketchpad
I e-mailed DF about this and asked them about a release date ... here's the response:
"Hi,
It is due out in March 06.
Thank you,
Octavio "Toney" Tapia"
Hope this helps out gang ... can't wait to get the book :) |
From Ilke Hincer
From Ilke Hincer
GEORGE PÉREZ - STORYTELLER: THE FIRST 30 YEARS HC
(2007)
Dynamite Entertainment
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The release date for Storyteller has changed from 'December 2005' to 'Available Soon!' at
www.dynamicforces.com
Amazon.com
has updated their expected release date for Storyteller - they now have
it as February 25th, 2006. Who knows how they got that date, but they
usually take the scheduled direct sales release date, then add 2 weeks
to it to come up with the amazon.com 'release' date. Thus, could this
mean...might it mean...will it mean that Storyteller will arrive in
comic stores on February 8th or 15th? Only the Dynamic Forces of the
Amazons know for sure.
Link:
www.amazon.com
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From Vu
GEORGE PÉREZ - STORYTELLER: THE FIRST 30 YEARS HC
(2007)
Dynamite Entertainment
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Diamondcomics.com is not listing Storyteller to be shipping anytime soon.
I'll try and keep an eye out for Dynamicforces.com.
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From www.collectorsedgecomics.com, thanks to
titanstower.com
EDGE GUYS REQUIRED READING
Tuesday, November 22, 2005 7:33:24 PM
"Required Reading" is an effort to let
our customers know what our staff recommends and why. We are often
asked to suggest items, and although individual tastes vary, we hope
you will give these items a closer look. Not all items shown here will
be reading material, we also hope to point out specialty items you
might not be aware of...
(excerpt)
GEORGE PÉREZ - STORYTELLER: THE FIRST 30 YEARS HC
(2007)
Dynamite Entertainment |
DF George Perez, Storyteller:
The First 30 Years HC
Kurt: George Perez. His name means
something to the comic industry. You can’t talk about the last 30 years
of comics without mentioning his contributions to the medium. Stories
Like “Crisis on Infinite Earths” and books like “The New Teen Titans”
and “Avengers” made him into a living legend. This HC is a fitting
tribute to someone like Perez. Someone who gave so much to us fans, and
shows no signs of stopping.
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TITANS COMPANION
(Dec 2005)
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The Titans Companion #1
Kurt: Once again, Twomorrows Publishing
makes me a very happy fanboy. Everything you want to know about the
premiere teen team is in this book. Interviews with the creators behind
the books and unpublished artwork have become a Twomorrows specialty,
and this soft cover doesn’t disappoint. Pick this book up and celebrate
25 years of the New Teen Titans!
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From Ilke Hincer
INFINITE CRISIS #3 (Perez Cover)
(Jan 2006)
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According to the 'shipping changes' listing at www.newsarama.com, Infinite Crisis #3 will now be out on December 28th, while Infinite Crisis #4 will be released on January 25th.
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CRISIS ACTION FIGURE SERIES 2: ANTI - MONITOR
(Jun 2006)
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The Crisis On Infinite Earths: Series 2 Action Figures are being resolicited for a June 28th, 2006 release, as seen in the DC section of the latest Previews (Vol. XV #12).
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GEORGE PÉREZ - STORYTELLER: THE FIRST 30 YEARS HC
(2007)
Dynamite Entertainment |
According to the December checklist in Comic Shop News #961, George Perez: Storyteller will be out on December 14th.
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From Ilke Hincer
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Check out George's original cover art for the Absolute Crisis
hardcover, as well as what I believe to be the cover to the upcoming
Storyteller (although on the site it's described as a cover for
Pacesetter) at:
www.theartistschoice.com/perez.htm
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From Ilke Hincer
COMIC SHOP NEWS #953
(Oct 2005)
Comic Shop News
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Download the
cover and read the article.
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From Vu
Amazon.com is listing "Storyteller" on their stores. Except it's called "The Art of George Pérez" and they also used a
different artwork.
From www.icv2.com
'George Perez: Storyteller, the First 30 Years'
August 31, 2005
Art Book From Dynamic Forces
George Perez
Dynamic Forces is preparing to publish George Perez: Storyteller, the First 30 Years--a
definitive chronicle of the career (so far) of one of the most-admired
artists in comic book history. Author Christopher Lawrence recounts the
history of Perez's climb from an assistant to Deathlok creator Rich
Buckler to elite status as the master craftsman behind the epic Crisis on Infinite Earths. From his early Marvel work on the Fantastic Four and Avengers to his breakout stint at DC on the New Teen Titans,
to his work at CrossGen, Lawrence's monograph covers the arc of Perez's
career in over 200 pages filled with full color illustrations.
George Perez: Storyteller, the First 30 Years
will be published in two editions -- a regular version with a cover
price of $29.99 and in a deluxe Signed Edition ($49.99), which will be
strictly limited to initial orders only.
From www.dynamicforces.com, thanks to Joe Taraborrelli
PEREZ - 30 YEARS IN THE MAKING
August 29 2005, Runnemede, NJ
Definitive Retrospective Prepared By DF, Featuring George Perez
Dynamic Forces presents “Storyteller” the
definitive retrospective on legendary artist George Perez, written by
Christopher Lawrence and featuring over 200 pages in full color as well
as an all-new cover by Perez.
An excerpt from the book is available at the end of this release.
George Perez started his comics career
as an assistant to Deathlok creator Rich Buckler. In fact, George's
first work was a two-page humor piece which appeared in Marvel's
Astonishing Tales #25 which introduced Deathlock the Demolisher. George
was given fill-in jobs on two low-selling series, Man-Wolf in Creatures
on the Loose #33 and The Sons of the Tiger in Deadly Hands of Kung Fu
#6. The writers of these two series, David Kraft and Bill Mantlo,
respectively, were impressed enough with the newcomer's work to have
him become the regular penciller on both series.
The rest is history.
“It’s hard to imagine that George Perez
has been gracing the comics world for 30 years now. George has been an
idol of mine since I first started reading comics and I’m fortunate
that he’s grown to be a close friend as well over the years I’ve been
in the business,” explained DF President Nick Barrucci. “We’re honored
that the first in our series of historical and archival works,
featuring the masters of the form, will start with Storyteller,
spotlighting George!”
The book is featured in the pages of the
new Previews (pages #276 and #277) and is available for PRE-ORDER now
from your local comics shop, or direct from Dynamic Forces.
GEORGE PEREZ: STORYTELLER, THE FIRST 30 YEARS (SEP052914)
Over 200 full color pages highlighting the magnificent career of artistic legend George Perez! This is THE George Perez book.
From the
early days at Marvel and work on such titles as the Fantastic Four the
and Avengers to DC landmark titles including the New Teen Titans and
Crisis plus “independent” work for T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents and so many
others, along with his own creations – Sachs and Violens, Crimson
Plague and his work at CrossGen, this book covers it all…. And more!
Featuring
an all-new cover by Perez as well as an extensive and exhaustive
career-spanning interview with Perez conducted in his home by Lawrence.
$29.99 SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE
ALSO AVAILABLE: SIGNED EDITION (SEP052914) AT THE SUGGESTED RETAIL
PRICE OF $49.99. STRICTLY LIMITED AND PRINTED TO INITIAL ORDERS ONLY.
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From www.newsarama.com
GEORGE PEREZ: STORYTELLER SHIPS IN DECEMBER
08-29-2005 09:06 PM
It’s a
retrospective, though, truth be told, if he keeps it up, it may just be
the first retrospective of a massive career in comics.
In December, Dynamic Forces will ship
Storyteller: The First Thirty Years, a 200+page volume featuring
hundreds of illustrations by Perez as well as a career-spanning
interview by Christopher Lawrence, and an all-new cover by Perez.
The $29.99 retail book begins in Perez’s
early days as an assistant to Rich Buckler, and his progression to
fill-in artist on Man-Wolf in Creatures on the Loose #33 and The Sons
of the Tiger in Deadly Hands of Kung-Fu #6. Perez became the regular
artist on both series, and a legend was born.
“It’s hard to imagine that George Perez
has been gracing the comics world for 30 years now. George has been an
idol of mine since I first started reading comics and I’m fortunate
that he’s grown to be a close friend as well over the years I’ve been
in the business,” explained DF President Nick Barrucci in a release.
“We’re honored that the first in our series of historical and archival
works, featuring the masters of the form, will start with Storyteller,
spotlighting George!”
[ Read more Storyteller Ships in December ]
From Diamond, thanks to Ilke Hincer
GEORGE PÉREZ - STORYTELLER: THE FIRST 30 YEARS HC
(2007)
Dynamite Entertainment
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GEORGE PÉREZ - STORYTELLER: THE FIRST 30 YEARS HC
8/17/2005
by Christopher Lawrence
For the first time ever, the definitive
retrospective of George Pérez's 30 year career! From the early days at
Marvel and work on such titles as the Fantastic Four and Avengers, to
DC landmark titles including the New Teen Titans and Crisis, plus
“independent” work for T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents, along with his own
creations - Sachs and Violens, Crimson Plague and his work at CrossGen,
this book covers it all... and more! Over 200 pages in full-color
highlighting the magnificent career of artistic legend George Pérez!
Featuring an all new cover by Pérez, as well as an extensive and
exhaustive career-spanning interview with Pérez conducted in his home
by Lawrence.
HC, 9x12, 200pgs, FC..........$29.99
From George Pérez
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I am currently inking the incredible Jose
Luis Garcia-Lopez on a project written by Phil Jimenez, who is also the
cover penciler, with me inking Phil. Unfortunately, beyond that, I'm
not at liberty to reveal what the project is so I've been calling it
"The EZ Company Project" since all three creators share the same last
two letters in our family names. DC Comics should be making an
announcement relatively soon and it will be a relief to finally be able
to talk about it openly.
Contrary to solicitations I have indeed
drawn the cover for FALLEN ANGELS #20. Due to a mix-up in the
scheduling it initially appeared that I couldn't do the cover, so the
regular team was told to go ahead and draw the cover. When Peter David
found out about that he reminded the editor that the deadlines had been
pushed back and even though the book had been solicited with another
cover, Peter figured few would be bummed out to find that there was a
Pérez cover after all.
I have also drawn a cover for a Marvel
Visionaries book spotlighting my 1970's run on FANTASTIC FOUR. Tom
Smith colored that piece and, as usual, did a wonderful job.
I am currently drawing a variant cover
for Top Cow's CITY OF HEROES #1 and will be drawing the cover for a
CITY OF HEROES novel called "Web of Arachnos". This should be the first
of three covers for a series of CoH novels. And since I just mentioned
Top Cow, I should also announce that I will be participating in a
special 10th Anniversary edition of WITCHBLADE. I will be drawing three
pages written by Ron Marz. And as I draw those pages I will be filmed
by a video crew for TwoMorrows' DVD companion to its MODERN MASTERS
book series.
There have been other offers, including
some covers for Dynamic Forces' RED SONYA and ARMY OF DARKNESS. I also
will be providing a cover for DF's STORYTELLER, yet another
retrospective on my career. (I am definitely being over-exposed). A
cover for ForceWerks' B.A.B.E. FORCE is also on my schedule. There have
been other one-shots I've been offered that I'm not yet free to
discuss, or yet to accept, but after "The EZ Company Project" I will be
primarily focusing my attention on completing GAMES: THE TITANS GRAPHIC
NOVEL. Inker Mike Perkins has already started on some pages and Tom
Smith has 30 pages ready to start so it's up to me to get busy so that
Marv Wolfman can start dialoguing the first half of the book.
As for conventions this year, here's my schedule for 2005 so far.
February 25-27: Mega Con in Orlando, FL.
March 18-20: Wizard World Los Angeles in Long Beach, CA
April 22-24: Pittsburgh Comicon in Monroeville, PA (I even provided the T-Shirt art)
July 14-17: Comic-Con International in San Diego, CA
September 13-17: Comic Book Festival in Avilés, Spain
Those are the confirmed shows. There is
a possibility of more, but I'm trying to limit my time away from the
drawing board this year.
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