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Earlier this week, we brought you an exclusive interview with the cast of the 80’s hit superhero series “Greatest American Hero,†and a sneak peek at the upcoming line of comics and animated webisodes. Now we’ve got yet another piece of never-before-seen art, this time from the back cover of the second issue, courtesy of Arcana Studios and artist Mathew Tow.
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I just got finished with Corrective Measures. First, This is not a completed narrative, it however is a brilliant beginning to what could be an outstanding series. Not going into to much detail, you take a simple enough story line of supervillians and what happens to them when they are locked up, and you create a world that you dont want to leave.
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This rounds out the interviews we have had with the creators of Penance : Trial of the Century. This time Sean Wise co-creator is subject to our Q&A.
Jim: I read a little about you on the web and found your website, venture capitalist, professor, author, online tv host, lawyer and comic book aficionado. So who is Sean Wise?
Sean: I’m a business superhero!!! See for yourself: www.businesssuperhero.com
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Helen Killer is the book that has made me take a look at more of the material coming out from Arcana and a new project that will be with another company being announced in San Diego will continue to keep my focus on this company.
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It is a truth universally acknowledged that when your particular brand of mad science involves cloning 100 girls with different superpowers and conditioning them to be weapons, you more or less deserve what happens when they wake up, find out, and get really, really angry.
The teenagers-constructed-to-be-weapons idea isn’t itself original, but 100 Girls has some interesting twists, which I don’t intend to spoil overmuch. In this first installment of what I hope will expand on the promise it shows, Sylvia Mark discovers her amazing acrobatic powers during a fight with a bully. Running away from her adopted parents, she’s accosted by some men in black, and takes them down with breathtaking ease.
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Velvet Rope, the horror anthology from Arcana Studios, is in this month’s Previews and Mark E. Poulton stopped by to show off a preview of the book.
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Playboy.com recently featured Arcana’s Eve: Vampire Diva in their Girls of Comic-Con Gallery. Portraying Eve is model Ruby Rocket who appeared at the Arcana Comics booth, July 26th, at the San Diego Comic Con:
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