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	NEWSARAMA.COM: NEW JOE FRIDAYS - WEEK 38, A WEEKLY Q&A WITH JOE QUESADA
		We’re going or will have spoken to Ed Brubaker by the time this is published about the finer details of the story and the title’s future, but of course we need to ask you about some of the broader implications.
		Joe Quesada: It was a direct byproduct of Civil War, but also Ed Brubaker had something similar cooking in the back of his brain.
		[note: the reader question portion of New Joe Fridays is submitted to Joe Quesada in the early part of each week, and this week’s questions were compiled and submitted before the release of Captain America #25.
	www.newsarama.com /NewJoeFridays/NewJoeFridays_38.html (5616 words)

	Comic Book Resources - CBR News: A Report on "The Colbert Report" with Joe Quesada
		While Marvel's Editor-In-Chief Joe Quesada said in an earlier interview with CBR that he had quite a few butterflies before going on "The Colbert Report" last night, you couldn't tell he was nervous at all based on his appearance.
		Joe Quesada was Stephen Colbert's guest on "The Colbert Report" Thursday evening and handled himself with grace as an ambassador for comics.
		As the "Report" went to commercial, a mock comic cover drawn by Quesada of "The Rampaging Colbert" in a most hulk-like form was flashed on the screen, with Colbert holding an American flag that's impaled a bear.
	www.comicbookresources.com /news/newsitem.cgi?id=7990 (560 words)

	Joe Quesada - Marvel Universe - a Wikia wiki (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Joe Quesada is credited with supervising Marvel Comics during a revival and a period of growth in which Marvel Comics recovered from the bankruptcy of the late 1990s.
		Joe Quesada is known for disliking comic book deaths and imposing a moratorium on the resurrection of dead characters at the beginning of his tenure as editor-in-chief.
		Quesada has advocated he is personally not a fan of comic book creators signing exclusive contracts with Marvel or DC Comics instead of freelancing, yet he understands that it is simply how the market works in this day and age.
	marvel.wikia.com /wiki/Joe_Quesada (942 words)

	Joe Quesada - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Quesada, met with vociferous demands from fans and industry insiders alike, finally moved to address these concerns by promising not to publish a title until five or six issues were produced by a creative team in advance of publication.
		Joe Quesada is credited with supervising Marvel Comics during a revival and a period of growth in which Marvel Comics recovered from the bankruptcy of the late 1990s.
		Joe Quesada is known for disliking comic book deaths and imposing a moratorium on the resurrection of dead characters at the beginning of his tenure as editor-in-chief.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Joe_Quesada (1315 words)

	Joe Quesada - Marvel Database - A Wikia wiki
		Joe Quesada is most well known as the editor-in-chief of Marvel Comics.
		Quesada, however, was retained as Editor-in-Chief; Jemas' separation had the unexpected result of confirming the company's, and consequently the industry's, confidence in Quesada's stewardship.
		Joe Quesada disliked renumbered titles and restored the old numbering (implemented under Bob Harras's tenure) of Amazing Spider-Man, Fantastic Four, and Avengers, although this was short-lived on Avengers.
	www.marveldatabase.com /Joe_Quesada (953 words)

	Joe Quesada
		Joseph "Joe" Quesada (born December 1, 1962 in New York City), colloquially known as Joey Q, is the editor-in-chief of Marvel Comics and a comic book writer and artist.
		Quesada became editor-in-chief at the same time as Bill Jemas became president, but when Bill Jemas was fired, Quesada stayed on.
		Joe Quesada also banned the use of editorial footnotes in comic books early in his tenure, though like the case with comic book deaths, this ban has since been somewhat relaxed.
	www.sfcrowsnest.com /scifinder/a/Joe_Quesada.php (877 words)

	Wizard Universe : Comic Book News, Previews, Reviews, Message Boards, Comic Books, Toys, Entertainment, Comics
		Wizard Magazine #200 Bryan Hitch, Steve McNiven, Joe Quesada & Michael Turner Jam Cover
		Ultimate Origins #1 Wizard World Chicago Exclusive Joe Quesada Variant Cover
		I hope he is! It'd explain a lot.
	www.wizarduniverse.com (1047 words)

	Marvel.com Blogs - Cup of Blog by Joe Quesada
		In attendance were Kevin Feige (Marvel Studios), Joe Strazcynski, John Romita, Jr., John Romita, Sr., Stan Lee, Jim McCann and myself.
		Cup of Joe was followed by three business meetings.
		Joe Quesada is Editor in Chief of Marvel comics.
	www.marvel.com /blogs/Joe_Quesada (4694 words)

	The 2nd Joe Quesada Interview
		Joe was kind enough to visit and address some of the controversies of the past year, reveal how he stays ahead of the competition, and comment on those persistent New X-Men rumors.
		Quesada: There’s always things that needs improvement and what keeps me hungry is that desire to always be number one and to kick the butts of my respective competition.
		Quesada: Well, if they were doing New X-Men it would probably break all sales records, but I hate to break it to you, Brandon, and I hate to break it to the fans, but this stuff about Whedon and Cassaday doing New X-Men is just a nasty rumor.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /ambi/107618977447388.htm (2372 words)

	Comics Continuum
		Quesada: Actually, part of my initial discussions with Bill was the fact that taking the EIC position I had to still continue drawing.
		Joe and I were talking about this the other day - kids in our generation got their comic books from their older brothers.
		Quesada: With regards to Marvel, it's going to look and feel familiar, but it's going to be completely different at the same time, if what we have planned sort of bears fruit.
	www.comicscontinuum.com /stories/0008/31 (5805 words)

	Millionaire Playboy ™ : Comics: Joe Quesada
		Joe: Right After Sept. 11th, [producing the Heroes book], I can't imagine being prouder of anything I'll ever do from this point on...
		Joe: I don't want to comment on how other people address the issues because its personal for everybody and some people have bigger concerns than the concerns we have at Marvel.
		Joe: Epic is one of the most interesting things we're trying to do at Marvel.
	www.millionaireplayboy.com /comics/joeq.php (2677 words)

	Comic Book Resources Forums - It's never Joe's fault!
		Joe truly doesn't have anything to do with the trade department, he is EIC of new comics, the trades are done by a seperate office.
		With everything that Joe is responsible for that you say he is DDM, I'm surprised he has as much time as he has to even consider writing and drawing a comic, and i will even go so far as to applaud him for giving us DD:Father and NYX when he did.
		Joe Quesada does since he is Editor-in-Chief (if the TPB editors miss the mistakes).
	forums.comicbookresources.com /showthread.php?t=59603 (1164 words)

	The Spider's Web - Exclusive Interview with Joe Quesada
		A colorist turned penciler turned writer turned editor, Joe Quesada made his mark at Marvel in the early 1990's on X-Factor, before leaving to pursue the development of his own studio Event.
		In 2000, Joe, a Marvel Knights editor, was promoted to Marvel Comics editor-in-chief and has since been making waves with his creator and fan-friendly approach to things.
		Joe Quesada has taken a moment to share some of his thoughts on his new position, where Marvel is going and, more importantly, the comics themselves.
	www.geocities.com /the_gzone/joeydaq.html (938 words)

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		Joe Quesada: Then-(Marvel) President Joe Calimari wanted to talk to Jimmy and I about what it was that we were bringing to our self-publishing business, we have a company called Event Comics, and what would we see as outside publishers as ways of improving Marvel.
		JP: The thing is, when she was killed, we had a lot of response...because it was done so well, Kevin and Joe did a great job really making the death seem like a real, like somebody has passed.
		JP: (Laughs) Yeah, or after I ink it, she kind of walks in, like Joe, it's the same method with Joe, like after I ink it, Joe and Amanda go, "Can you do this, can you change that?" Which is a perfect situation for an inker.
	www.angelfire.com /on2/thefuture/jimmyandjoeinterview.html (2171 words)

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	www.technorati.com /tags/joe+quesada (312 words)

	QUADRINHOS UNIVERSO HQ
		In the early 90's, Joe Quesada, still at the beginning of his career, created Azrael with living legend Dennis O'Neil, a character that would become the protector of Gotham City as Batman, when Bruce has had his column broken by the villain known as Bane.
		The 39 years old Quesada gives, for the first time, an EXCLUSIVE interview for the Brazilian site Universo HQ, where he talks about his career, his ascension as Editor-in-Chief and several of the company's projects (even though he still kept some of them as a mystery).
		Quesada: I think it's very obvious by the solicitations and press we've concocted for the book that it will deal with the darker side of the mutant experience.
	www.universohq.com /quadrinhos/entrevista_quesada_eng.cfm (1278 words)

	Joe Quesada information - Search.com
		Joseph "Joe" Quesada (born December 1, 1962), colloquially known as Joey Q, is the editor-in-chief of Marvel Comics and a comic book writer and artist.
		Due to the success of the Marvel Knights line, Joe Quesada ended up taking a more managerial role at Marvel, and became editor-in-chief of Marvel Comics in 2000.
		However, Jemas, despite his efforts to correlate his creative acumen with that of Quesada's, was fired after a series of mishaps and public personality conflicts, first with acclaimed comic writer Peter David, and later with the then popular Fantastic Four scribe Mark Waid.
	domainhelp.search.com /reference/Joe_Quesada (1240 words)

	NEWSFLASH: Bob Harris Fired From Marvel!
		Quesada is charged with guiding the editorial direction for Marvel`s world renowned superhero franchises, including Spider-Man, X-Men, The Hulk and The Fantastic Four," read the announcement.
		Quesada turned Marvel Knights into a lightning rod for talent, attracting such well-known writers and artists as Kevin Smith, Brian Bendis, Bob Gale, Grant Morrison, Garth Ennis, Paul Jenkins, Jae Lee and Mark Millar.
		In addition to the main superhero comic lines directed by Quesada, the board will also evaluate third party publishing opportunities to be overseen by Fochetta, and new media content initiatives to be spearheaded by Jemas.
	marvelite.prohosting.com /surfer/news/bobharris.html (706 words)

	Joe Quesada Checklist :: News Archive
		Quesada has said he is on board to write NYX through #6.
		Joe Quesada has been penciler, writer, creator, publisher, editor and in charge of America’s largest comic publisher.
		Joe Quesada: Denny O’Neil and the folks at DC at the time took a liking to my work I suppose.
	home.wanadoo.nl /pafrankn/jq_archive.htm (642 words)

	Amazon.ca: Daredevil: Books: Kevin Smith,Jimmy Palmlotti,Joe Quesada (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The art, by Joe Quesada and others, is great; Quesada manages to stretch his palette in new directions, tipping the hat to David Mack's art, while still maintaining his own recognizable style.
		Joe Quesada is currently editor-in-chief of Marvel Comics, and he has a host of work--writing and editing--behind him.
		An editorial note said that Quesada and Mack felt the story should be left in the graphic novel collection to preserve the full run of the series (it was originally published as a fill-in issue) in graphic novels.
	www.amazon.ca /Daredevil-Kevin-Smith/dp/0785107150 (2686 words)

	Dragon*Con Biography: [Joe Quesada]
		Joe's creation Ash is one of the most popular independent comics and he is developing an animated Ash series for Steven Spielberg's Dreamworks SKG.
		Meanwhile, Joe's company Event Comics continues to grow, with series featuring 22 Brides, a Painkiller Jane crossover with Marc Silvestri's The Darkness, and a Painkiller Jane mini-series.
		Joe is returning to the DC universe with the Ash/Azrael miniseries, to be co-published by DC and Event.
	www.dragoncon.org /people/quesadj.html (89 words)

	Avengers Forever - Interviews (Site not responding. Last check: )
		We are very pleased that Joe found the time in his very busy and hectic schedule to allow this interview with Avengers Forever.
		Many years ago though, they went independent, developing their own retail outlets and systems of distribution; this move to a niche marketplace enabled publishers to distribute a broader range of titles, but it might have been a fatal mistake in cultivating a readership.
		Joe, do you think the Internet can help to save and or open up comics to a larger audience or is it mainly an avenue for computer savvy fans to complain and be overly critical?
	www.avengersforever.org /articles/article.asp?RID=132 (2832 words)

	Marvel Comics Extends Joe Quesada's Contract
		Marvel Comics is very pleased to announce the extension of Editor-in-Chief Joe Quesada's contract that will keep him guiding the Marvel Comics line as he has the last three years, in addition to two key promotions within its editorial staff, and the creation of a new office dedicated to freelance talent relations.
		Joe is the best in the biz, willing to take the kinds of chances that other major publishers won't.
		Quesada will be supported by one of his first hires as Editor-in-Chief - Senior Editor Axel Alonso - who has been promoted to the position as Marvel Executive Editor.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /news/105968833683709.htm (675 words)

	Sequart.com News: Bendis Challenge to DC Leads to Convention Confrontation
		In that interview, Quesada echoed the phrase "AOL Comics," used by him and Jemas to deride DC as a subsidiary of the media giant AOL / Time-Warner.
		Bendis's reply echoes Quesada in pointing out Marvel's superior sales figures as if that were a legitimate point of argument, as opposed to a logical fallacy learned by every first-year philosophy student.
		Quesada, for his part, told the press that DC should rise above personalities and do what was right for the fans.
	www.sequart.com /news/index.php?story=67 (1426 words)

	Joe Quesada Renews Contract - Animation Insider
		Editors have schedules to keep, and it was terribly unfair for Quesada to rip the Ultimate Secret editor away for Bendis to have his extra issue of the Sentry arc.
		As Bryan's listed there are several limited series of which it is Quesada's responsibility to make sure get out to the readers on time, as well as several other on going series that are routinely a month or so delayed.
		Quesada has pushed the company in a different direction - one which is at times full of continuity-errors, is contrived, confusing, irritating and works though a process of political I'll-scratch-your-back-if-you-scratch-mine 'professionalism'.
	www.animationinsider.net /forums/showthread.php?t=15762 (1548 words)

	PopImage
		Joe has brought a resurrection to a company that was near dead, a company that everyone thought would be broke and buried by now.
		Joe is changing Marvel to live up to the changing market, to the changing fans and he's bringing them to new readers.
		Joe's doing alright by me and I have nothing but best wishes to him and his family.
	www.popimage.com /industrial/080101quesada1.html (365 words)

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