Posted: Wed Jul 23, 2008 6:58 pm
Is Shiei going to be drawing any other manga besides AAL, like "Mammarazzi"?
I'm sure that's her art....
I'm sure that's her art....
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Very exhausing, but well worth the trip.dogby wrote:so adam how was the con?
Oh, I loved The Dark Knight. I thought it was absolutely amazing. It's a must see. Heck, just about every super-hero movie out this summer is a winner (with the exception of Hancock), so be sure to check out Iron Man, The Incredible Hulk and Hellboy 2 also.Peregrin wrote:Ooh, Dark Knight. Your thoughts? It's gotten an impressive 95% on rotten tomatoes thus far and I thoroughly enjoyed it, but I wonder what someone who's a comic book fan such as yourself would think of it. It certainly wasn't the same batman I remember watching as a kid.
Good eye. Yes, Shiei did draw that piece of Mamarazzi artwork.StrateryB wrote:Is Shiei going to be drawing any other manga besides AAL, like "Mammarazzi"?
I'm sure that's her art....
Yeah, Seven Seas was at New York Comic-Con this year back around March/April. Jason and Yayoi were there, as well as some of the people from Tor Books.quarteni wrote:I know you recently got done with a con, but does Seven Seas ever make it out New York way? The New York Anime Festival perhaps? I think I remember Seven Seas going to the New York Comic-Con... =w=;;
If so, who usually goes? ^_^
At its core, Aoi House's concept is being about a group of American anime fans. So my idea was really just and it came from my own experiences at cons and from working on Animefringe (the anime webzine that I co-created). It evolved from there, but the core that it was about American otaku never changed.zingmaster wrote:So when you started this series, was the idea something you had been mulling over for a long time, or did you hit a massive burst of inspiration that's carried you this far?
There are some minor bits that are pulled from real life experiences (i.e. some con stuff), but the vast majority of the series is completely made up.zingmaster wrote:Is your writing mostly based on said concept of any American anime fans, or are there parts that are autobiographical?
To add to this, would you share something honest or revealing about you to get over your fears of doing so?zingmaster wrote:So off of my previous question, is there anything you've ever written that scared you because it was too honest or revealing? Or have you avoided that monster?