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Press Kit
Click here for the Fables for Japan official press kit.
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3/22/2012
The Scoop website promotes Fables for Japan
3/21/2012
Well-Defined Productions, J.C. Vaughn talks about Fables for Japan
2/29/2012
Jean-Jacques Dzialowski posts the first 6 pages of his artwork for the story, "Makoto the Kami," written by Matt Funk, on his website.
2/2/2012
San Gabriel Writers' League promotes Fables for Japan
1/26/2012
Here be Dragons, Kristen Hall talks about her involvement with Fables for Japan
1/26/2012
Claudio Cerri displays his work for "Sha-kee, The Golden Cat," written by Patricia Morse-McNeely.
1/25/2012
Jeff Baker talks about his work in Book 3 and his coming Novel.
1/23/2012
On the Subject of Being Awesome, Matt Funk post one of his stories appearing in Book 3, "The Farmer"
1/17/2012
Writing to Inspire, Mary Hall promotes Fables for Japan.
1/10/2012
Apophenia Inc. Gareth Sleightholme talks about Book 2 and shows some of the in-progress work of his illustration for "The Waking, Spirits of the Noh," written by Christopher Golden under the pseudonym Thomas Randall.
1/10/2012
The Bildungsroman website promotes Fables for Japan.
1/10/2012
Living it up in Bankrupt California, Carolyn Watson Dubisch talks about the story she and her husband, Mike Dubisch, contributed to Book 2.
12/2/2011
The website, Ansipedi, comic news, promotes Fables for Japan.
12/2/2011
Layers of Thought lists Fables for Japan among their books to read in 2012.
11/15/2011
Layers of Thought talks about Fables for Japan.
11/9/2011
The Morton Report
Jason Minor discusses Fables for Japan with Bill Baker on the Morton Report.
Comics: Jason Minor on the Fables for Japan Benefit Books
With all of the human tragedy, economic problems and political turmoil—not to mention failed celebrity marriages—dominating our attention these days, it’s been far too easy to forget that the Japanese people are still in the early stages of recovering from the terrible earthquake and subsequent tsunami that occurred earlier this year.
Still, when faced with that scale of destruction and those incomprehensible numbers of dead, an individual can end up feeling powerless to aid in any meaningful or significant manner. [more]...
10/25/2011
ArlusArt, Amy Mihara talks about her work on "Origins of the Flying Fish." written by Matt Funk.
10/20/2011
Isnukwin, Kring Demetrio, shows off some of her artwork for "The Stairway," written by Charles Whipple, on her DeviantArt page.
10/1/2011
Japan, It's a Wonderful Life promotes Fables for Japan.
9/10/2011
On the Subject of Being Awesome, Matt Funk talks about Fables for Japan.
9/9/2011
Extra SequentialThe kind folks at Extra Sequential Comics Podcast gave a nice shout out for the release of Fables for Japan, Book I. Give them a listen.
ExSeq Ep.57-Aquatic Characters
64 mins. Our maritime message is that you listen to this aquatic adventure for your audio canals, as a tidal wave of seafaring superheroes and stories washes over you. Also, six-packs, Eddie Murphy and arm wrestling and our attempt to mock Aquaman’s harpoon hand, and lustrous hair. He’s the King of the Seven Seas! He demands respect people!
“Fables for Japan”, a digital comics anthology to be released September 10th with all proceeds going to the victims of the March 11th Japan earthquakes
9/6/2011
Keith Grachow shows some of his character designs for "Rabbit in the Moon," written by Mitch Cook.
9/6/2011
CBR, Fables for Japan on the Comic Book Resource.
8/26/2011
Funrama, Ryan Kelly shows one of his illustrations for "The Roof Decker's Tale," written by Stuart Moore.
8/8/2011
Aprophenia Inc. Gareth Sleightholme show off some of his work from "To My Masterpiece," written by Matt Funk.
7/26/2011
Lordmagnusen, Magnus shows a page he lettered from "Bunbuku Chagama," written by Tom Peyer and illustrated by Federico Dallocchio, on his DeviantArt page.
7/7/2011
Christopher Found Nemo, Christopher Clements shows some of his in-progress work from his story, "The Samurai."
6/12/2011
Jeff Baker posts an excerpt from his story, "Hiroko's Tale" on his blog. You can also buy his story in electronic form on Amazon and Reddit.
6/10/2011
Christopher Found Nemo, Christopher Clements post some of his preliminary character sketches for his story "The Samurai."
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Thank you so much!
I bought this first book yesterday, and spent at least an hour reading through it and enjoying the artwork.
ReplyDeleteI have 2 favourite stories in this first book.
"To My Masterpiece" is really because I'm a sucker for a good love story. It was short, sweet and heartfelt.
"Boy in the Water" was actually pretty special. While the meaning wasn't apparent at first, I felt as though I moved along with the character until we both came to a realisation at the end, which is actually quite moving.
For a small donation, we can all enjoy the hard work of a number of creators who have generously given their time for what I believe is a very special purpose.
Thank you to all those who worked on this book, and who gave me a chance to contribute a small something to those in need. I very much look forward to the next 2 books.
Thanks Kylie! I really appreciate that.
ReplyDeleteI finally had my Paypal e - cheque clear. OMG this is the best money i have spent in a long while. Not only do i feel great about donating to lovely Japan victims i can honestly say i'm blown away by the storytelling in this book.
ReplyDeleteFantastic! Keep up the good work!
Thanks Jonnydark, That's always encouraging to hear!
ReplyDeletecan you get this at any store?
ReplyDeleteFables for Japan is a digital e-book that you download to your computer, iPad, iPhone, android, or any device that can read a PDF file.
ReplyDeleteWe would like to do a collector's print edition collecting all the books in one with additional material but that depends on how much support we get now.
Jason