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	Amazon.ca: Editorial Reviews Books: Fax From Sarajevo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		In March 1992 Ervin Rustemagic, a well-regarded European comics agent, faxed a message from his Dutch office to the New Jersey home of his American friend and client, distinguished comics artist Kubert (Sgt. Rock; The Green Berets), detailing his plans to return to his home in the Sarajevo suburb of Dobrinja.
		For the next two and a half years Rustemagic communicated with Kubert and supporters in Europe via sporadically functioning fax machines, recounting the city's destruction, the Serb brutality inadequate multinational peacekeeping force and the physical and spiritual deprivations of life in a war zone.
		Kubert has used Rustemagic's faxed messages to recreate the family's experiences?a heartstopping nighttime dash across Sarajevo airport under fire; the deadly gauntlet of Serb snipers on the route between Dobrinja and Sarajevo?in a fl-and-white, book-length comics work that brilliantly documents a family's wartime survival and escape against unbelievable odds.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/books/1569713464/reviews (662 words)

	Profile > Fax from Sarajevo
		That was the year that Ervin Rustemagic and his family found themselves trapped in a city under siege.
		Ervin had grown up in Sarajevo and had run his business from the city for more than a decade.
		When the shells and gunfire tore the city asunder, Ervin's only efficient means of communication to the outside world was via his fax machine, through which he could send extended messages very quickly, messages which could be re-faxed to his many clients and friends.
	bookstores.darkhorse.com /profile/profile.php?sku=45-055 (329 words)

	about SAF
		Ervin loved his series "Casey Ruggles" and "Lance," which used to be published in the 1950's, but could not be found anywhere later on.
		In October 1992, Ervin and his family moved to a room in the 'Holiday Inn' hotel in Sarajevo, half of which was open for foreign journalists only, while the other half was in ruins and under constant Serbian sniper and shell fire.
		Ervin is proud of his young team, most of the guys being younger than SAF itself.
	www.safcomics.com /about.shtml (651 words)

	Sequential Tart: Why Now Is The Time To Read Fax From Sarajevo (vol V/iss 1/January 2002)
		The Rustemagics, and the other citizens of Sarajevo and its environs, are reduced to living in near-primitive conditions.
		One of the Rustemagic family's friends, whose family was butchered, manages to escape from a rape camp, and makes her way to the Rustemagics' shelter in search of safety.
		Rustemagic's mother, though, wasn't so lucky; she was killed when a hospital where she had been taken was captured by Serbian troops.
	www.sequentialtart.com /archive/jan02/art_0102_1.shtml (1377 words)

	[appropriately clever weblog name here]: Maybe if Art Spiegelman had done it instead... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		In 1992, Joe Kubert's friend, Ervin Rustemagic, was trapped in Sarajevo with his family when the Serbs attacked.
		Luckily, interspersed throughout the story are faxes sent back and forth between Ervin and his friends on the outside.
		In one of his faxes, Ervin said, "If somebody was killing and massacring penguins the way Serbs are massacring Bosnian people, the world woud have intervened and would have taken stronger and faster measures".
	semifat.net /abeger/archives/2003-06-24-114418.html (444 words)

	Comics2Film - Ervin Rustemagic Talks About Jeremiah
		This week Comics2Film talked with Ervin Rustemagic, an executive producer on the show and founder of Strip Art Features, the Slovenia based publisher who has been responsible for bringing Hermann Huppen's comic to the rest of the world.
		Ervin Rustemagic: Hermann does all the work on the Jeremiah comics himself -- he writes it, he pencils the pages, he paints the colors and he letters the original French texts -- while my company SAF (Strip Art Features) is doing all the production work and prepares Jeremiah for publication in many languages.
		To some publishers we only license the publishing rights and for some publishers we print the graphic novels at our own printing plant in Slovenia.
	comics2film.com /StoryFrame.php?f_id=322 (1208 words)

	World Famous Comics: Fax from Sarajevo
		This is the story of the Rustemagic family, but it's also the story of the horror felt by their friends around the world once they realized what was happening.
		The main character, Ervin Rustemagic, is in the comic strip industry.
		But he and his family soon face the reality of war and "ethnic cleansing." As the story unfolds, we see the struggle of Ervin's family to survive the violence and destruction, and their quest to flee to a safe haven.
	www.worldfamouscomics.com /shopping/item-1569711437.shtml (1398 words)

	uBC: Dark Horse - Interview with Ervin Rustemagic
		This excellent opportunity arose mostly thanks to Ervin Rustemagic - a European comics agent who was thrust into the American comics spotlight when Koe Kubert recorded Rustemagic's horrifying first-person account of a family's attempts to escape from war-torn Sarajevo on the pages of the Eisner Award-winning graphic novel Fax From Sarajevo.
		I recently chatted with Ervin Rustemagic by e-mail, looking for some insight into the popularity of the Bonelli Books, and here's what he had to say.
		Ervin Rustemagic: I first became aware of Sergio Bonelli's books in the late '60s, as I traveled all over Europe.
	www.ubcfumetti.com /international/dh_ervin_en.htm (804 words)

	KUBERTSWORLD: TEX The Lonesome Rider
		Below is an excerpt from Ervin Rustemagic’s introduction to the publication – TEX THE LONESOME RIDER, illustrated by Joe Kubert..
		Ervin Rustemagic and his company, SAF Comics, has made this publication possible.
		Ervin is Joe Kubert’s friend of many years and is the person featured in Joe’s graphic novel, FAX FROM SARAJEVO.
	www.kubertsworld.com /texBook.html (513 words)

	BeyondUnreal Forums - "No Man's Land"
		At the same time, he discovers the merciless steam roller of human stupidity, denying intelligence, knowing no compassion, crushing victims in Sarajevo, just as millions of others all over the world, whose only fault it is to be born and live in the wrong part of the planet and in our time.
		As Hermann went through more and more official (and unofficial) procedures to extricate Ervin Rustemagic and his family from their prison, he generally encountered polite interest or blatant indifference, and when formal promises were made, but not kept, his anger began to rise and ferment.
		Hermann sent urgent requests to for invention to help Ervin Rustemagic and his family all over the world, but without success.
	forums.beyondunreal.com /printthread.php?t=127784 (1488 words)

	Douglas (thelastcontinent.multiply.com) - Fax From Sarajevo
		Ervin Rustemagic is a business partner turned personal friend of Joe Kubert's, and through several faxes between 1992 and 1993 he chronicled his experiences in Sarajevo, until he could finally escape from it with his family.
		Between sequences of his top-of-the-trade graphical storytelling, the actual faxes exchanged are reproduced, reminding us that the fantastic scenes really happened, even though a little embelished and sometimes overly-dramatic (a sign of "old school" comic books, with lots of internal dialogue).
		Ervin is a hero, even though he flees the conflict.
	thelastcontinent.multiply.com /reviews/item/7 (383 words)

	HermannHuppen.com : Site officiel
		Hermann has always admired the great Franquin, who had just received a parking ticket from the Brussels police, a quick look at this with regard to the most famous representative of law and order in comic strips, the comical Longtarin.
		With Ervin Rustemagic, a young Yugoslavian editor, who has come a long way since then.
		Ervin is also behind the project for a TV series of Jérémiah.
	www.hermannhuppen.com /album_photo_eng.php3 (989 words)

	Mute magazine - Culture and politics after the net
		John Kubert's recent publication is drawn (in both senses) from the faxes sent to him by his close friend and fellow cartoonist Ervin Rustemagic whilst trapped in Sarajevo for 12 months between March 1992 and May 1993 with his wife and two children.
		In the comic Rustemagic, a cartoonist himself, is portrayed as becoming unable to distinguish between reality and cartoon fiction during one particularly hair-raising episode of his long struggle to get his family out of Bosnia.
		The story of Rustemagic and his family's attempts to survive the incessant attacks by the Serbs and secure their escape from Sarajevo is broken down into bite size episodes, each accompanied by copies of the faxes that Kubert received from Rustemagic.
	www.metamute.org /en/Fax-from-Sarajevo (1011 words)

	SAVANT:: Essential (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Kubert’s tale is rooted in his personal relationship with Rustemagic, who communicated with the outside world throughout the nearly two-year ordeal by means of fax machine.
		As presented here, Rustemagic relies on fax machines as his lifeline; no matter where the family goes during the course of Fax, Rustemagic is driven to find a fax machine in order to send off his latest dispatch to his friends.
		It’s as much an effort to give those abroad a sense of the atrocities committed in Sarajevo as it is an attempt to retain Rustemagic’s own sanity, to reassure himself that somewhere beyond the war-torn city, there’s peace and calm.
	www.savantmag.com /53/essential.html (1100 words)

	Product Listing - ADVENTURE
		This is the story of Joe Kubert’s friend Ervin Rustemagic, as he and his family struggled to preserve their lives and dignity during the 18 month siege of Sarajevo in 1992-93.
		Ervin had nothing to rely on but the tenuous lifeline of a fax machine to communicate with his friends during the war.
		From hundreds of faxes detailing everything from the atrocities committed in the name of ethnic cleansing to the ever-present fears and frustrations of the Rustemagic family, Kubert has expertly pieced together a truly heart-wrenching story of a very real tragedy and, ultimately, of unflagging hope.
	www.e-comix.com /cgi-bin/store/agora.cgi?product=ADVENTURE (648 words)

	STRIPBUREK - Bosnia and Herzegovina
		Ervin Rustemagic, the biggest comics enthusiast that ever lived in Bosnia and Herzegovina founded Strip Art Features (a comics agency representing artists worldwide) in the 1980s, created Strip Art magazine, received the Yellow Kid award, and thus placed Sarajevo on the comics globe.
		Zaimovic compared the destruction of SAF offices and its priceless treasury of original artwork by many of the greatest comic artists with the destruction of the National and University Library and Institute for Oriental Studies, both in Sarajevo.
		Rustemagic left Bosnia and Herzegovina with his family and now runs his business representing artists from the West, where he is accorded the standards he always deserved, from Slovenia.
	www.ljudmila.org /stripcore/burek/bosnia.htm (1257 words)

	AkuAku: fax from sarajevo
		I recently read Joe Kubert's "Fax From Sarajevo," a graphic novel which tells the story of Kubert's friend Ervin Rustemagic who was trapped with his family in Sarajevo during the war.
		Rustemagic was able to communicate with the outside world only through fax during this time (and only when the electricity was working of course).
		The artwork was nothing special, and the story/dialogue was a bit melodramatic and over-dramatized for my tastes, but the story itself was compelling and interesting.
	www.danger-island.com /~dav/writeon2/archives/000130.shtml (457 words)

	Interview with Dark Horse
		Shawna Ervin-Gore, Dark Horse: They were offered to us by Ervin Rustemagic at Strip Art Features in Europe.
		There isn't really an exact date for the deal, and if there is, Ervin would probably be the one to ask.
		All questions regarding movie information should be forwarded to Ervin Rustemagic at Strip Art Features.
	www.ubcfumetti.com /international/dhors_en.htm (527 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		I am no expert but my feeling is that the title of EP is a fairly broad in terms of responsibility.
		I don't know what everyone's role is exactly but it seems to me that each EP brings a certain quality to their role in the show that works quite well together.
		I am one of seven Executive Producers who get credits on the show, but the only ones who are on the set all the time are J. Michael Straczynski and Sam Egan, as well as George Horie, the producer.
	www.b5tv.com /printthread.php/Board/UBB11/main/65545/type/post (308 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		i thought that i'd elaborate on some of jeremiah's ep's in particular: Scott Mitchell Rosenberg and Ervin Rustemagic.
		ervin runs SAF, the company that produces Hermann Huppen's comic books.
		SMR and Ervin took the project to MGM and Showtime and once JMS was attached, they were essentially cut out of the creative loop when JMS signed on because JMS demands sole creative control.
	www.b5tv.com /printthread.php/Board/UBB11/main/67312/type/post (118 words)

	Platinum Studios and Barry Friedman Enterprises Inc. Sign Exclusive Interactive Licensing Representation Agreement (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Currently negotiating with a number of leading interactive publishing houses, the new partnership will create a major imprint to brand Platinum's extensive library of exciting comic book titles.
		In addition to developing original entertainment properties, Platinum Studios' newly established Beverly Hills operation will mine the company's extensive and growing library of more than 1,000 comic book works to create global franchise properties encompassing the full range of film, television, multimedia, licensing and merchandising activities on a worldwide basis.
		Platinum Studios was established in 1971 by President Ervin Rustemagic.
	www.fogstudios.com /press/platinum.html (938 words)

	News > Horsepower > Dark Horse Futures, part 2
		A long-time master of the medium hits new heights, and you'll be kicking yourself if you miss it.
		In 1992, Sarajevo came under Serbian attack, and Ervin found himself and his family trapped in a city under siege.
		Sending detailed faxes (which could then be re-faxed around the world) became the only way to stay in contact with the outside world.
	www.darkhorse.com /news/horsepower.php?id=538 (559 words)

	Fiction1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		In 1992 in Bosnia, Ervin Rustemagic found himself and his family trapped in Sarajevo as the city was under siege.
		His only contact with the outside world was by fax.
		Guided by visions of La Pucelle, Emil seeks to unite France under the divine rule of the King.
	www.albany.edu /~aa4969/isp361/fiction1.html (83 words)

	Richmond Comix Interviews-RAISING HELLBOY: Mike Mignola on the development of Hellboy and his work past, present, and ...
		I had known Ervin Rustemagic for almost twenty years.
		Ervin happens to be a resident and citizen of Sarajevo and, of course,
		Ervin that asked them if they were interested in publishing it -- and
	www.richmondcomix.com /irving/kubert.html (3491 words)

	KUBERTSWORLD: World of Cartooning, LLC: Joe Kubert's "Fax From Sarajevo"
		Joe Kubert's FAX FROM SARAJEVO chronicles more than a year of fax transmissions sent from behind the Bosnian war lines by Kubert's friend and business associate, Ervin Rustemagic.
		These transmissions aren't a journalists view of a foreign war - they are minute-by-minute accounts of a father's anguish as unexpected terrors are delivered upon his family and neighbors.
		Trapped with his family in the Bosnian war zone, his only communication to the outside world was through his faxes.
	www.kubertsworld.com /bios/sarajevo.html (480 words)

	ZoomInfo Web Summary: Scott Rosenberg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The property was created by Platinum Studios Chairman/Producer Scott Mitchell Rosenberg, and developed at Platinum by Director of Creative Affairs Paul Benjamin, together with Director of Development, Jake Friedman.
		Rosenberg will produce the project, with Noveck and Platinum President Ervin Rustemagic co-producing.
		Rosenberg is also currently producing with partner Ervin Rustemagic a string of high profile projects including Cowboys & Aliens for DreamWorks and Universal, and Ghosting and Dead Of Night for Dimension.
	www.zoominfo.com /directory/Rosenberg_Scott_6654056.htm (902 words)

	Ervin Rustemagic
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	library.digiguide.com /lib/person/89878 (79 words)

	Welcome to Slushfactory.com: A Pop Culture Extravaganza (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Strip Art Features (SAF) Comics has signed Diamond Book Distributors (DBD) to act as the exclusive North American and non-exclusive worldwide distributor of SAF’s English-language graphic novels to the bookstore, library, warehouse club, mass merchandise, and specialty markets.
		The company has published hundreds of graphic novels in multiple languages, including Joe Kubert’s acclaimed Fax From Sarajevo and Hermann's Jeremiah, which became the first ever European graphic novel series to be turned into a live action television series on U.S. television (Showtime).
		“When we decided to start publishing U.S. editions of our graphic novels ourselves, Diamond was our first choice as distributor,” says SAF's President and CEO Ervin Rustemagic, “and it took me only a few days and two
	www.slushfactory.com /content/EpupyVpFVFIwZHEYwx.php (602 words)

	Ervin Rustemagic Mailing Address: Celebrity Contact Information at The Movie Insider
		Ervin Rustemagic Mailing Address: Celebrity Contact Information at The Movie Insider
		includes publicist, charitable causes and agent for Ervin Rustemagic.
		autographed memorabilia and collectibles, signed by Ervin Rustemagic.
	www.themovieinsider.com /celebs/mail.php?n=Ervin+Rustemagic (76 words)

	Comic Book Resources - CBR News - The Comic Brief
		Founded in Sarajevo, Bosnia, by Ervin Rustemagic in 1972, SAF Comics has been bringing the work of European, American, and other comics creators to the masses for nearly 30 years.
		“When we decided to start publishing U.S. editions of our graphic novels ourselves, Diamond was our first choice as distributor,” says SAF's President and CEO Ervin Rustemagic, “and it took me only a few days and two phone conversations with Bill to conclude the distribution deal for SAF Comics.
		We look forward to a long and fruitful business relationship with Diamond.”
	www.comicbookresources.com /news/newsitem.cgi?id=1752 (484 words)

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