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		The biggest story in comics over the past week has to be the unfortunate passing of Mike Wieringo last weekend.
		How he died (considering his lifestyle), his young age, and the whole he left in the comic industry with his passing were a total system shock that some still aren't able to fully digest.
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	Comic Book Resources - CBR News: Scott Kolins Gets Ready To Soar With "Omega Flight"
		Unfortunately, Alpha Flight recently met its end in the pages of Marvel Comics' "New Avengers," seemingly leaving only the Mounties and that guy from "Due South" to protect the country.
		Thought Alpha Flight has always been a well-known team since their debut in "Uncanny X-Men," and their self-titled series by John Byrne drew quite a bit of acclaim, it's always seemed as though 'Flight never quite made the top tier of Marvel's superhero team hierarchy.
		Some old school "Alpha Flight" fans have been worried about the sweeping changes to the team, namely the death of much of the old cast and a very unusual new cast in "Omega Flight," concerns that Kolins understands.
	www.comicbookresources.com /news/newsitem.cgi?id=8436 (1567 words)

	Flight
		Accompanying the interview is a slideshow of stills showcasing some of the art seen in the interview.
		Flight will once again have a presence at the festival, along with some of our friends: Bryan Lee O’Malley, Jeff Rowland, rstevens, Paul Rivoche, Michael Cho, Drew Weing and Eleanor Davis… the list goes on and on.
		If you haven’t already read it, go check out Hope’s latest comic that was recently featured in the OpEd page of the New York Times (be sure to click on the ‘next’ link at the top right of the page to read the full comic).
	www.flightcomics.com (977 words)

	Company History
		The large comic book publishers all have extensive full-color sections in the front of Previews, while the smaller publishers were buried in thousands of solicitations along with all sorts of ‘pop culture’ items, video’s, posters, action figures, superman flavored lipstick, games, and trading cards.
		I was looking seriously at expanding the ‘distribution’ part of the comic book business (buying other people’s books and selling them to the network of retailers that we were working with), I was slowly developing a boardgame, and we were preparing to go on an extensive convention tour of the country.
		Having only put together comic books in the past, most of the issues of board game graphic work and manufacturing were new to me. During the ordeal, I became quite adept at "Macromedia Freehand" after designing at least 35 different spaceships for the 6 races in TI (and 2 more races for the Borderlands).
	www.fantasyflightgames.com /history.html (18693 words)

	PopImage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The idea for the story came to me on the flight over from Toronto, and as I was hanging out in the LA area with Kazu and some of the Flight crew for a week, they certainly influenced and helped me tighten up my story as I was working on it.
		Dave: I think the potential for Flight to have an even bigger life outside the comic book marketplace was, and still is, really exciting to me. But it didn't affect my actual storytelling, since I had worked out most of the script long before I knew about the change in publishers.
		Kazu: The shift to a more storybook feel for Flight 3 seems to be a reflection of a certain nostalgia and innocence on the part of the creators, and as Kean said, Tony Cliff did set a strong example with his story.
	www.popimage.com /content/flight3round.html (5804 words)

	Kazu Kibuishi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		He is best known for being the creator and editor of the comic anthology Flight and for creating the webcomic Copper.
		While pursuing a degree in film studies at the University of California, Santa Barbara, he drew the comic strip Clive and Cabbage for the student newspaper The Daily Nexus.
		Flight was conceived by Kazu as a way of showcasing his and his friends' best work.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kazu_Kibuishi (344 words)

	Flight (comic) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Flight is a comics anthology series edited by Kazu Kibuishi, showcasing young and innovative arists and writers.
		Kibuishi has denied that Flight is a theme anthology, or that the title has any significance besides being short and memorable.
		Other than that there is no unifying style or theme; the strips exhibit a wide variety of art techniques from the conventional to the experimental, and storylines include comedy, tragedy, macabre, adventure and romance.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Flight_(comic) (279 words)

	Bolt City
		I have seen Flight 3 and it is beautiful.
		We already have ten times as many pre-orders for Flight 3 than we did for either 1 or 2, and the quality of the production is impeccable.
		The second thing we noticed was that despite being 80 pages shorter, Flight 3 was actually THICKER than Flight 2, because of the nicer paper stock.
	www.boltcity.com /?article=166 (572 words)

	Plastic and Plush: Flight 3 Book Signing and Gallery Show
		Original work by the artists from the Flight 3 anthology will be on exhibition from July 8 to July 26 in our beautiful two-story gallery.
		The show is geared for people of all kinds- from the art enthusiasts to the comic buffs, Flight fans, and new readers interested in the exciting graphic narrative art form.
		Flight began as a small independent project with an unpredictable future, but has quickly become a top-selling, critically-acclaimed comics anthology now being published by Ballantine Books, a division of Random House Publishing.
	www.plasticandplush.com /plasticandplush/2006/06/flight_3_book_s.html (179 words)

	Old Man Musings » 2006 SD Comic-Con (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		There are lots of comics from the big publishers and many smaller independent publishers are also showing off their stuff.
		Comics for every genre you could think of and loads of old favorites from the Golden and Silver ages too.
		They’ve got seminars, and workshops with comic book professionals, there are previews of upcoming feature films, portfolio review sessions with top comic book publishers, as well as sneak peaks into future releases of your favorite video games -from the companies themselves, and there’s even a costume/cosplay contest called the Masquerade.
	www.oldmanmusings.com /category/2006-san-diego-comic-con (2730 words)

	Reading Room Index: Flicker
		James Harvey Gaul, assigned to rescue Allied fliers in Czechoslovakia, is captured by the Germans and martyred.
		The Blank in the Comics strip collection includes a file of one or more daily comic strips related to this keyword or topic.
		in True Comics, no. 52 (Sept. 1946) -- SUMMARY: A Mountie is surrounded by wolves, and has only a box of flints and a piece of meat with which to defend himself.
	www.lib.msu.edu /comics/rri/frri/flicker.htm (2988 words)

	Welcome to Silver Bullet Comics! // THE source, nuff said! // Comics, Subscriptions, News, Previews, Reviews, Events, ...
		Pinning down a set of criteria that defines Flight would be difficult at the surface; the themes, styles, concepts and narrative voices within its stories are different and many, a testament to its outreaching appeal.
		Regardless of who becomes ‘annexed’ by Flight - comic artists, animation illustrators from various backgrounds, various cultures — behind the scenes is a sense of community, forged by a genuine appreciation for the work of their peers.
		I love the idea that Flight is a book done mostly by people from outside the comics industry, with a large group of artists coming from the film and animation industry, mingling with illustrators and fine artists...
	www.silverbulletcomics.com /news/story.php?a=705 (1472 words)

	Alpha Flight (2004 mini-series)
		And their gamma-spawned monster hero was all wrong: he wasn’t slick and green; he was furry and orange.
		Alpha Flight had stories that dealt with mental illness, sex (the brother of the twins loses his mind when he learns his sister is having a sexual relationship with the amputee), governmental responsibility, and family - all in the course of an action adventure series.
		Thus we are given the back-story of Mariana (the human-alien hybrid), a character who died in a non-Alpha Flight comic back in the early 90s.
	www.scifidimensions.com /Jun04/alphaflight.htm (1036 words)

	Cleared for Take-Off: Michael Avon Oeming and Scott Kolins on Marvel Comics’ Omega Flight
		Marvel just announced at this weekend’s Toronto’s Comic Book Expo an on-going monthly title spinning out of Civil War that will debut in early 2007: Omega Flight, to be written by Michael Avon Oeming and drawn by Scott Kolins, the same team that produced Thor: Blood Oath in 2005.
		And let me say “It’s not your father’s Alpha Flight.” I mean this in a respectful way, respectful to fans of the original Flight and to the origins of the series.
		The first year of Alpha Flight contained some of the best comics Marvel ever produced, so instead of trying to rehash that, or fix mistakes of recent past, we thought it would be best to dump all the baggage, good and bad and move on to the future.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /features/115723113681308.htm (3707 words)

	Bolt City
		Making comic book artists look witty and entertaining is no mean feat, so he should get some post-battle points for doing just that.
		We're also selling Flight posters for 2 dollars this time around, so be sure to come by and pick one up quick if you plan to purchase any.
		Flight will have an island booth and will be selling a limited number of signed copies of Flight 3.
	www.boltcity.com (1604 words)

	AFTMCC
		Alpha Flight, the super hero team from the Marvel comic of the same name, consists of a diverse cast of characters.
		Although the chance of an Alpha Flight movie being made are slim to none, there's no harm thinking up a dream cast of people who would be most suitable for the various roles, and that's the reason for this site.
		Alpha Flight and all characters are copyright Marvel Comics Ltd. This site is not meant to infringe on that copyright, nor is it being used for profit.
	www.geocities.com /Hollywood/Mansion/4780/main.htm (357 words)

	Amazon.com: Flight 714 (The Adventures of Tintin): Books: Herge (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Far and away the most modern of Belgian writer Herge's Tintin comic books, Flight 714 deals with industrial espionage, aliens, and a surprising amount of gunplay for a Tintin adventure.
		"Flight 714" is a strange flight, and an interesting Tintin adventure, first published in 1968.
		Flight 714 (Vol 714 Pour Sydney in French) is the ideal Tintin adventure.
	www.amazon.com /Flight-714-Adventures-Tintin-Herge/dp/0316358371 (1530 words)

	Zeus Toys and Comics: Dallas, TX: CAPE 2005
		Comic fans unite and walk, drive or fly your way to Zeus Toys and Comics on May 7th, 2005.
		CAPE, the first annual Comic and Pop Culture Expo, co-sponsored by Zeus Comics (winner of 4 Dallas Observer Best Of awards and another by D Home), PvPOnline.com and HeroRealm.com bring some of the greatest writers, artist and creators in comics to Dallas.
		Fans will get a rare chance to interact with their favorite comic creators, get sketches, talk comics and pick up some free goodies.
	www.zeuscomics.com /upcoming-cape-2005.html (443 words)

	Comic Book Resources - CBR News: Airborne: Massive "Flight, Volume 3" Preview
		Yesterday we brought you an interview with Kazu Kibuishi, the editor (as well as a contributor) of the Ballantine Books anthology graphic novel "Flight, Volume 3." While we brought you a good selection of preview images from four different stories in the book, we've got more for you today.
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	www.comicbookresources.com /news/newsitem.cgi?id=7137 (363 words)

	ComicSpace - flight's Space
		It's the story of a boy prince (well, we THINK he is anyway), who is dumped abruptly into the life of a teenage boy, who happens to be in love with the girl next door and isn't too happy with the intrusion.
		adventure, brats, flight, manga, monarchy, princes, romance, sci-fi, tern, wings
		I prefer writer over drawing, as that's my only talent to contribute to the comics business, so I'm kind of stuck without an artist to do their dirty business for me. =3
	www.comicspace.com /flight (330 words)

	Old Man Musings » SD Comic-Con 2006 a Week Away
		I had a blast at the show and am glad that everyone is enjoying my post and pictures of the Flight 3 Book Signing.
		Flight: previous post - the Flight crew will have an island booth (#1131) and will be selling a limited number of signed copies of Flight 3.
		It’s got a bit of E3, with the gaming, but it is also about comics, pop culture and much more.
	www.oldmanmusings.com /2006/07/12/sd-comic-con-2006-a-week-away (744 words)

	Herald Express (Torquay): Mercy flight for comic star Rik (April 11, 1998) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The comic's wife Barbara was today keeping a bedside vigil at Derriford Hospital while his three children were being looked after by their uncle Chris Haley.
		Villagers said he had been seen in the area on the day of the accident and it was assumed that the family were spending the Easter break there.
		The latest film in the Comic Strip series is due to be shown on Channel Four tomorrow evening.
	www.orangeneko.com /rik/herald07.htm (496 words)

	skymondo :: Comic artists
		reintroducing the amazing comic artist Kazu kabushi – and his graphic novel – Cutter volume 3 which i note is sold out at Viper – (volume 4 is on the way) beautuful comic art, plus some extra material on the making of a Kazu comic is found in Cutter 3.
		Catia Chien is one of the talented young contributors to the Flight 2 Comic - and the Flight show held at the Gallery Nucleus Alhambra, California, this year.
		Her delicate water colors take a different and refreshing approach to comic art, and the results make beautiful framed works - this framed print is available at Gallery Nucleus and also visit Catia's site
	www.skymondo.com /blog/Comicartists (979 words)

	Interview with Kazu Kibuishi
		The difference with Flight was that everyone also had their own little corner of the project, and they were solely responsible for making that part work, with some assistance and inspiration from the others.
		As far as full-length comics work, my comic in Flight and the first issue of Daisy Kutter will be my first real printed material.
		I had visited their site once before, and I remember liking it, so I started chatting with them about Flight, etc. Jessie and Jim offered to put a full page ad for Bolt City in the pages of Dead@17, and that's the first thing they printed of mine.
	www.comicbookbin.com /kazukibuishi.html (1737 words)

	Could the ALPHA FLIGHT get a movie ? - The Superhero Hype! Boards
		Could the Alpha Flight get a movie or should they be a part of an X-Men movie or a Wolverine movie
		I'd love to see an Alpha Flight movie on its own but it would also be cool to see them in a Wolverine flick too.
		Alpha Flight would pretty much sell to Canadian audiences, and that's_about_it, as such, Fox would be crazy to put budget dollars into it.
	www.superherohype.com /forums/showthread.php?t=82386 (1683 words)

	The Bill Finger Award for Excellence in Comic Book Writing
		Finger's comics writing credits include many other DC characters, including the Green Lantern and Wildcat, and many titles for Quality Comics, Fawcett Publications, and Timely Comics.
		In his amazing career, he wrote an estimated 4,000 comic book scripts and also found time to author more than 100 novels, many of them under other names.
		The 2007 awards are being underwritten by DC Comics (the major sponsor), along with supporting sponsors Comics Buyer's Guide (CBG) and Heritage Auctions.
	www.comic-con.org /cci/cci_otherawards.shtml (796 words)

	Night Flight Comics » Night Flight Comics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Whether you are looking for specialty merchandise, would like an ongoing subscription service, or just want good reading, we’ll be happy to help you.
		If you can’t find what you are looking for, call (801-532-1188) or e-mail us at nightflightcomics [at] gmail [dot] com for any and all of your comic reading and comic supply needs.
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	www.night-flight.com /wordpress/?page_id=2 (95 words)

	Madinkbeard » Alpha Flight Pictureless
		Stephen Frug found this group of pages from an old Alpha Flight comic (#6, p.
		8-15) and sent it along to me in relation to “pictureless comics.” This is John Byrne at work on the classic “polar bear in a snowstorm” white on white image.
		What is probably most interesting here is how much the classic Marvel style, with its excess of narrative captions and dialogue, is exposed.
	madinkbeard.com /blog/archives/alpha-flight-pictureless (260 words)

	Index to Comic Art Collection: "Space Baron" to "Space Quest"
		in Detective Comics, no. 320 (Oct. 1963) -- SUMMARY: A ray in an alien space capsule turns Dick and Bruce green; they wear bandages to preserve their secret identities.
		Space flight to the moon in comic books, strips, etc. I.
		Science fiction comic books, strips, etc. Call no.: PN6738.S613H6 1977 ----------------------------------------------------- "The Space Pioneers" / story by Frank Moss ; art by Fran Matera.
	www.lib.msu.edu /comics/rri/srri/space_b.htm (6650 words)

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