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Making Manga
Do you love to draw manga characters? Do you dream of creating and sharing your own fully realized manga stories but don’t know how to make it happen? Making Manga is for you! Created by the team at Saturday AM, the world’s leading showcase of diverse manga and comics stories, Making Manga gives you guidance on everything you need to develop, create, and publish your own dynamic stories. Inside you’ll find: A detailed method for building a “storytelling box” that will help you define and frame your concept Suggestions for developing compelling characters and power systems that can successfully drive your story Techniques for mastering layouts that ensure your scenes are easy to fol...
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic #52
Twilight and friends dive into the secret history of Equestria to find out the origin of the new villain, Shadowlock!
Searching for Feminist Superheroes
"It's no secret that superhero comics have historically included problematic depictions of women, racial and sexual minorities, and others who do not fit the standard straight white male model of a hero. Rather than focus on these negative depictions, Langsdale wants to take a more positive approach by looking at recent comics that can be called feminist, with female heroes and creators of all genders that tell new types of stories within the genre. Although these books have usually been marginalized and have suffered premature cancellation, she argues that this marginalization has enabled innovative stories to be told in ways that not only advance the genre but also interact with contempora...
Geek Heroines
Geek Heroines not only tells the stories of fictional and real women, but also explores how they represent changes in societal views of women, including women of color and the LGBTQ community. Geek culture stems from science and technology and so is frequently associated with science fiction. In the beginnings of science fiction, the genre was tied to "magic" and dystopic outcomes; however, as technology turned "geek" into "chic," geek culture extended to include comics, video games, board games, movie, books, and television. Geek culture now revolves around fictional characters about whom people are passionate. Geek Heroines seeks to encourage women and young girls in pursuing their passion...
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My Little Pony: The Storm of Zephyr Heights
A storm is brewing! And with Queen Haven away, the Mane 6 are the only ones keeping Zephyr Heights from being blown off its mountaintop. For the first time anyone can remember, Queen Haven is taking a vacation. She's decided to leave Zipp in charge of the royal palace in Zephyr Heights while she's gone, and as the crown princess, Zipp is confident she can handle the responsibility. She's not great at ceremony, but nothing really dangerous ever happens in Zephyr Heights anyway, right? Just to be safe, she recruits her sister Pipp and their friends Sunny, Hitch, Izzy, and Misty to come along. And it's lucky they did, because disaster is about to strike the capital! A freak storm bears down on Zephyr Heights, hitting it with random blizzards, thunderstorms, rainbows, and hail. The Mane 6 will have to act fast to protect the pegasus population and the capital city. In the face of natural disaster, Zipp will have to make impossible choices to save the people and the home she loves. But her bravery may just lead to the discovery of a lifetime. This trade paperback collects issues #1-3 of My Little Pony: The Storm of Zephyr Heights by writer Jeremy Whitley and artist Andy Price.
Consuming Texts
Consuming Texts explores the history of reading in the British Isles during a period in which the printed word became all pervasive. Beginning with an overview of recent work, it goes on to provide a series of case studies of individual readers and the communities to which they belonged. From wealthy readers of 'amatory fiction' in the early Eighteenth century, through to men and women reading surreptitiously at the Victorian railway bookstall, it argues that a variety of new reading communities emerged during this period.
