The Contributors: Andrew Robinson

Website: www.nextexitcomics.blogspot.com

Born and raised in Florida on a potato farm, Andrew has been working in the comic book industry since graduating in 1993 from the Savannah College of Art and Design. His painted illustrations have appeared on covers for "Superman", "Starman", "Hawkman", "The JSA", and most recently "King Conan: The Phoenix on the Sword" mini series. Andrew is also the creator of "Dusty Star". He is currently working on a painted graphic novel called the "5th Beatle" for Dark Horse Comics.

Andrew lives in Altadena, CA with his beautiful girlfriend, Leah, and their wonderful daughter, Ella.

Andrew provided artwork for “Goemon and the Karakasa”, written by Tony Salvaggio, about a young thief who finds his courage thanks to a talkative umbrella.

“Goemon and the Karakasa” appears only in Fables for Japan, book 3 – AVAILABLE NOW in our STORE!

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The Contributors: Janey Reid

Website: http://the-silver-fox-inari.deviantart.com/

Janey Reid is 17 years old and just starting out as a writer and artist. Currently she is working on a web comic with Mickey Clausen and Peter Zaragoza, called “My Guardian.” It focuses around the misadventures of a disgruntled guardian angel and his ex-best friend, who he has now been assigned to protect. It should be available soon so be on the look out!

“My greatest love, and seemingly only purpose in life, is drawing and writing. The way I see the world, everything is beautiful in its own way. From the puddles of after-rain lingering in an alley, to the majestic creatures that linger only in imagination- wonder is all around us, even in the darkest of places. My goal in life is simply to fall in love with writing and drawing every day, maybe even show others a sneak peak into my mind while doing so.”

Janey wrote the short story "To Have Know a God", illustrated by Yustian Intan Wulandari, about a vengeful warrior's terrible mistake and the God Inari who shows him the path to redemption, forming a very unusual relationship along he way.

"To Have Known a God" appears only in Fables for Japan, Book 3 - Now for sale Here!

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The Contributors: Pablo Praino

Born in 1984, Pablo Praino Burgueño is a Uruguayan animator, film director, writer, storyboard, webcomic and sketchcard artist. He started his own studio, "AppleScrander", in 2006 and has since been supplying artwork worldwide. His published work includes the "Marvel Masterpieces", "Iron Man 2" and "Manga Mandy" Sketchcards; "Zombies Versus Cheerleaders" and "Gold Digger" Special Issues; and the "Darkstalkers", "Megaman" and "Voltron: United and Drawn" tribute books.

He is currently teaching Storyboarding and Animation in Montevideo, Uruguay and is one of the regular artists of the "Hero Academy" webcomic.

Pablo illustrated the story “Gaman”, written by MaGnUs, about a persistent shop owner who refuses to give in to a band of marauders. Here is a sample. 

You can read more of Gaman, and may other stories, in Fables for Japan, Book 3 – available Here!

FABLES FOR JAPAN, Book III is Here!!

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FABLES FOR JAPAN, Book III:

157 page, Downloadable E-Book!

40 different contributors!

Writers and artists around the world!

All for only $3.95! 

All proceeds go to Charity!

The 3-part anthology ends in spectacular style with 30 unique fables, comic stories, and poems, all beautifully illustrated and inspired by Japanese myth. Such as the tale of a slave boy who teaches his abusive master what forgiveness really is, the fable of three greedy brothers’ desperate search for treasure, a lonely Kami who sacrifices everything for love, the young thief who becomes a hero with the help of a talkative umbrella, and many more. From a dark tale of the perfect cup of tea to legends exploring the true nature of God, these stories have been lovingly crafted by 40 of the top writers and artists around the world, including the talents of Alan Grant, Andrew Robinson, Charles Whipple, Eduardo Francisco, Federico Dallocchio, Huseyin Ozkan, Jean-Jacques Dzialowski, Jeff Crosby, Ken Bastard, Yao Xiao, and many more.

Fables for Japan, Book 3 is an e-book that downloads to your computer, iPad, iPhone, Android, or any device capable of viewing a PDF file.