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	Checking on Modern Tales with Joey Manley, Part One
		One imagines that Modern Tales Publisher Joey Manley must sleep with one eye open, so as to make sure his various projects continue to run as smoothly as possible.
		When SBC first contacted Manley it was to discuss his role as sidekick on the new DivaLea Show starring Lea Hernandez (the weekly Internet radio show about webcomics and more).
		In the second part, which will be published tomorrow, SBC and Manley discuss Girlamatic and the overall road ahead for Modern Tales, as well as the details behind the DivaLea Show and two other planned Internet radio shows.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /news/10546082801724,print.htm (908 words)

	The History of Online Comics by T Campbell (Part 7) :: Comixpedia :: Covering the Digital Frontier of Comics Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Manley pursued this while vice-president of streamingmedia.com; at that time, it was his business to report on online entertainments of all forms.
		Manley has many thoughts on webcomics and webcomics publishing, but his core belief, on which he founded Modern Tales in March 2002, is that certain people will gladly pay for content if given the chance to do so.
		Manley is happiest as an innovator, and frequently asks questions on his blog and elsewhere ("Do Webcomics Have A Mainstream Already?") that seem designed to take him to the next big thing.
	www.comixpedia.net /modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=1997 (1817 words)

	POETRY AND PROSE FROM IN POSSE REVIEW
		Sometimes Joey, or his lover, said, “We are not really lovers.”This almost always happened after a night at the adult bookstore, especially if one of them had been lucky and the other had not.
		Joey kept a journal of his dreams.The spaceship carried the proudest remnants of a dying civilization: ten or twelve figurative paintings and all the infants of the dominant species.When it crash-landed on the other planet, its contents were grossly misinterpreted.
		The doctor left the result of his lover’s HIV test on the answering machine, which Joey considered very non-professional.In the new apartment their birds flew all over the house, instead of just from tree limb to tree limb.
	webdelsol.com /InPosse/manley.htm (499 words)

	Blogger: Email Post to a Friend (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Lucky for comics, Joey is one of those individuals who is willing to roll up his sleeves and fix the problems he sees.
		Joey, and the Modern Tales family of artists, writers, and editors are slowly working to elevate comics from 'hobby' to 'industry'.
		Joey says, "Comics-related publications, both 'alternative' and 'mainstream,' expect their readers to be masters of arcane tribal knowledge and ritual; most comic book stores seem about as disreputable as porn shops to literary readers; and the graphic novel shelves at big box bookstores are clogged with gaudy melodrama, from both sides of the Pacific.
	www.blogger.com /email-post.g?blogID=5500620&postID=109569582488940257 (479 words)

	joey manley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		I "met" Joey in the spring of 1991 when I was an intern at Christopher Street magazine and he was the recently published author of The Death of Donna May Dean, released by St. Martin's Press.
		Joey's chief current project Modern Tales is the leading subscription service for webcomics, featuring new work by about 30 cartoonists, including James Kochalka, Lea Hernandez, Donna Barr, Jonathan Rosenberg, and many others.
		Joey Manley's WebShowGuide Joey's "opinionated" guide to audio, video, or animated productions which are meant to be seen (or heard) on the web.
	www.cbardcole.com /fri_fil/jcm_01.html (476 words)

	The Comics Journal: ¡Journalista!
		Manley all but states here that it's impossible for a sophisticated strip of any real depth to operate under the free model.
		This is not to malign Joey Manley's business model; you could just as easily point out that only a handful of the cartoonists published by small-press companies like Fantagraphics and Slave Labor are earning enough from such products to pay the rent on a regular basis as well, and yet I'd hardly call them failures.
		The situation may not be as simple as either Joey Manley or Clay Shirky would have you believe, but that doesn't mean that there isn't enough potential available for an optimist like Scott McCloud to set up shop and wait for the customers to arrive.
	www.tcj.com /journalista/zarch200309Ca.html (3371 words)

	Adventures In The Screen Trade
		Manley goes a step further, "If our cartoonists are not making a living from online comics work within five years, we will have failed." He does not believe all this can be achieved from Modern Tales, but would like to think that his site will open the floodgates for a host of competitors.
		Chris Mills - Manley's personal choice as editor - describes the sort of stories they hope to tell as, "Quality comics in various action-adventure genres currently ignored by mainstream comics." Mills further defines this as fantasy, sci-fi, contemporary and period adventure, crime, western, and war.
		Their success is down to their grass-roots approach to the work, and to the visions of two men committed to a regular output of quality work.
	www.ninthart.com /display.php?article=403 (1410 words)

	Digital Strips: The Webcomics Podcast
		Joey has been behind the creation of sites like Modern Tales, Talk About Comics and Webcomics Nation among several others.
		Joey talks with us about his exploits, his thoughts on webcomic business models and the future of his innovations in online comic distribution.
		Joey knows when to put the left foot in and take the left foot out, which is something that makes working within the ModernTales family quite fun.
	www.digitalstrips.com /2006/03/podcast-digital-strips-show-66.html (528 words)

	POETRY AND PROSE FROM IN POSSE REVIEW
		She is writing a novel and this year -- before 2000 is over by damn -- will produce a short film adapted from the same, weather and bank account permitting.
		Joey Manley showcases a set of non-linear items from his long work, Love Will Tear.
		Joey is the Director of the Free Speech Internet Television Project.
	webdelsol.com /InPosse/featured_writersv4.html (322 words)

	COMICON.com: JOEY MANLEY'S WEBHEAD #6: Tentacle Porn is Free!
		Joey Manley is the publisher of the webcomics anthologies
		Joey, one day you're going to come to Groningen and I'm going to take you to Zinnebeeld, a used comics and record store whose clutter beggars belief.
		It's a fire hazard, and the owner had to pay the owners of the adjoining buildings to reinforce the walls and floors, because the attic is near collapse from all the old junk that's stored there.
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=39;t=000118;p=1 (3386 words)

	* Rare/new List * - @forums
		Manley Pope, Trey Ellett, Stu James, Natalie Venetia Belcon, Andy Senor, Lorraine Velez, Kendra Kassebaum, Aisha de Haas, Chad Richardson, Owen Johnston II, Darryl Ordell, Kim Varhola.
		Manley Pope, Mark Leroy Jackson, Stu James, Natalie Venetia Belcon, Karen Olivo, Byron Utley, Aisha de Haas, Chad Richardson, Owen Johnston II, D'Monroe, Kim Varhola.
		Manley Pope, Trey Ellett, Mark Leroy Jackson, Stu James, Natalie Venetia Belcon, Andy Senor, Loraine Velez, Yassmin Alers, Byron Utley, Chad Richardson, Owen Johnston II, Darryl Ordell, Kim Varhola.
	www.atforumz.com /showthread.php?t=179660 (3111 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Powhatan team member Joey Manley answered the question correctly and was awarded points.
		After receiving the points, Joey asked the judge to reconsider Bluestone’s answer, because as Joey explained to the judge, it was also a correct answer.
		Joey’s actions reflected good sportsmanship and good character, and Cole applauds Joey, the PHS team and coaches David Fuller and Nancy Burgett on doing the right thing even when they knew every point was crucial to winning the match.
	www.vhsl.org /WeeklyUpdate/WU4-25-05.doc (548 words)

	Checking on Modern Tales with Joey Manley, Part Two
		In part one, SBC and Manley discussed the causes behind AdventureStrips' end, as well as his take on how the core and sister sites are performing in general.
		In this second part, SBC and Manley discuss Girlamatic and his overall near- and long-term outlook for Modern Tales, as well as the details behind the DivaLea Show starring Lea Hernandez and two other planned Internet radio shows.
		Joey Manley: The goal for the first year was to grow our business in terms of its breadth -- to plant seedlings in every important corner of the webcomics field, and see just how wide we could stretch ourselves across the landscape.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /news/10546982491344,print.htm (907 words)

	Blogger: Email Post to a Friend
		Meanwhile - T and Dave get the inside scope on Webcomics Nation with an interview with Joey Manley.
		Manley gets a chance to explain why WCN is different from/better than other solutions.
		This paper includes discussions with Bill Jemas, Tony Panaccio (Crossgen), Scott McCloud, Robert Khoo, Joey Manley, Jon Rosenberg, and R Stevens concerning what their methods are.
	www.blogger.com /email-post.g?blogID=10165132&postID=112326996542331389 (318 words)

	Jaiku \| Joey Manley
		Fetched from TalkAboutComics.com Forum Posts by joey 4 days, 17 hours ago.
		Fetched from TalkAboutComics.com Forum Posts by joey 1 week, 3 days ago.
		Fetched from TalkAboutComics.com Forum Posts by joey 2 months, 1 week ago.
	www.joeymanley.com (459 words)

	Comic Book News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		With serializer.net, its fourth subscription-based webcomics line, the company is turning its attention to so-called "alternative" comics, the kind of graphical narratives that have more in common with literary novels, or the latest art film releases, than with the standard four-color slugfests that most Americans associate with the comic book form.
		By presenting these materials on the web, our cartoonists are able to sidestep an awkward distribution chain, and present their works directly to people who would never, ever, under any circumstances, walk into a hat store.
		Joey Manley's Modern Tales has been in business since March of 2002.
	www.orcafresh.net /Briefs/102102.html (1579 words)

	Andrew J. 'Andy' Manley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Funeral services were held at the Bonners Ferry Funeral Home Chapel for Andrew J. "Andy" Manley, 27, Moyie Springs, who died February 15, 2004, at Sacred Heart Medical Center, Spokane.
		Andy was born in Fort Carson, Colorado, May 27, 1976, to James and Mary Manley.
		Andy is survived by his parents, Jim Manley and Mary Knutson; brothers Abe Manley, Joey Manley and David Willems; and grandmother Helen Gould.
	www.ruralnorthwest.com /artman/publish/printer_3181.shtml (181 words)

	COMICON.com: JOEY MANLEY'S WEBHEAD # 9: The Golden Age of Webcomics?
		Joey Manley is the owner of many websites relating to webcomics, including Webcomics Nation, an easy-to-use service allowing any comics creator, regardless of his or her knowledge of web technologies, to launch a commercial webcomics site easily and quickly.
		I agree that the audience is a lot smarter than the material Joey is talking about.
		I don't understand how a guy like Joey Manley can be saying that the golden age of web comics is already over.
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=next_topic;f=39;t=000166;go=older (3436 words)

	Sequential Tart: Lea Hernandez - Rumble Girlamatic (vol VI/iss 3/March 2003)
		With the success of web-comics site Modern Tales and several of its offshoots, publisher/editor Joey Manley contacted contributor Lea Hernandez about beginning a new branch to attract a different and new audience.
		LH: Joey asked around, when he was starting up Modern Tales, for people's fave cartoonists.
		The ones I like, I employ the Joey Manley method of asking them to join until they say yes.
	www.sequentialtart.com /archive/mar03/leahernandez.shtml (1744 words)

	The death of Donna-May Dean (1st ed) by Joey Manley, ISBN: 0312058527 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The death of Donna-May Dean (1st ed) by Joey Manley, isbn: 0312058527
		"Joey Manley's first novel is very fine, indeed.
		Joey Manley has got all this stuff to tell us, and we'd better listen."
	www.campusi.com /isbn_0312058527.htm (150 words)

	Streamingmedia.com: Back to Our Roots
		The business majors had it wrong: Passion for the Web, not money, is what drove many of us to the "dot-com revolution," and it is passion that will enable us to succeed in the future.
		In the first installment of his new weekly column, Joey Manley comments on the spirit of the industry.
		We were told that our generation was a bunch of listless, unambitious, counterculture-overdosed Starbucks-swilling poetry-jamming neurotics who would never amount to more than a hill of Sumatra beans.
	www.streamingmedia.com /article.asp?id=8129 (693 words)

	Comic Book News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		San Rafael, California, September 6, 2002 -- Modern Tales -- www.moderntales.com -- a publisher of commercial webcomics, has announced that Steve Conley, creator of Astounding Space Thrills, and co-founder of the popular comic book community portal comicon.com, will be creating an exclusive serial for AdventureStrips.com, the company's new subscription-based webcomics anthology.
		"Steve is one of the true pioneers of the webcomics form," said Modern Tales publisher Joey Manley, "and Astounding Space Thrills was one of the first webcomics I ever read -- and it's one of the first webcomics lots of people read.
		AdventureStrips.com is published by Joey Manley, editor/publisher of the leading webcomics subscriptions service, ModernTales.com.
	www.orcafresh.net /Briefs/090902.html (371 words)

	Josh Roberts - Joey Manley Joint Venture \| COMIXTALK
		Today, Joey Manley and I signed Letters of Intent to merge our various properties into a single corporate entity.
		For those of you unfamiliar with Joey, he's the guy behind webcomicsnation.com, talkaboutcomics.com, moderntales.com, serializer.net, girlamatic.com...
		Okay okay, Joey did most of the talking and I grunted and nodded my head from time to time.
	comixtalk.com /josh_roberts_joey_manley_joint_venture (1143 words)

	Trunktown :: NEWS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Serializer.net is an offshoot/sister site to the popular Modern Tales, launched in March 2002 by TalkAboutComics's Joey Manley and viewed by over 1100 subscribers.
		Press and other interested parties are invited to contact Tom Hart below for a special limited preview of the first 20 strips.
		For Serializer and Modern Tales: Joey Manley: joey@moderntales.com (415) 871-3944.
	www.newhatstories.com /trunktown/press.html (715 words)

	Darth Manley launches Webcomics Nation » Yirmumah
		You know, I’ve been VERY critical of Joey Manley in the past, calling him names, irking him on… bickering with him at times.
		Anyway, I haven’t fully tried it out, but I do intend to utilize it in some way when I actually have the free time to go in and play around….
		Joey, I would– but I’ve been temporarily banned over the whole Pearls Before Swine thing!
	www.yirmumah.djcoffman.com /?p=123 (426 words)

	Comic Book Resources - CBR News - The Comic Brief
		Modern Tales, the leading publisher of subscription-based webcomics, announced today that Mike W. Barr and Dario Carrasco's Sorcerer of Fortune would be joining the line-up for its AdventureStrips.com online anthology publication in September.
		Modern Tales publisher Joey Manley said, "When we launched Modern Tales six months ago, we were told that nobody wanted to pay for webcomics.
		Manley said that many of the subscribers to the company's flagship anthology site, ModernTales.com -- www.moderntales.com -- report that they rarely, if ever, visit a comic book store, or buy a print comic.
	www.comicbookresources.com /news/printthis.cgi?id=1481 (1067 words)

	Links (Not the Sausage Kind)
		Amy Essington runs a website about Negro League baseball owner Effa Manley.
		Joey "Homestead" Elger is a radio announcer for the Stanford University baseball team.
		Tim Wiles wants to be the Phillie Phanatic when he grows up.
	www.ericenders.com /links.htm (978 words)

	http://www.journeyintohistory.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		I’ve been getting emails nearly a year now from Joey Manley about how the launch was just around the corner.
		Sure there’s that monthly cost, but the potential upside of serving and profiting form your own ads or charging your own subscription fees far outweighs the one less trip to the movies a month it’ll cost.
		I’m not planning on using WCN for the HB Comic-Blog unless Joey adds some type of commenting system (unlikely, as he’s already got talkaboutcomics.com), but I’ve already thrown a few of my Journey Into History:Isle of Demons pages up to test things out (webcomicsnation.com/rstevenson).
	www.journeyintohistory.com /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=284&Itemid=29 (362 words)

	Joe Zabel's 3D Comics Blog
		Alexander Danner and Joey Manley today launch their ambitious co-venture, Graphic Novel Review.
		Today, Modern Tales, the leading commercial webcomics service, announced the launch of GraphicNovelReview.com, a journalistic publication dedicated to shining a spotlight on the "literary mainstream" in the field of book-length comics.
		Comics-related publications, both 'alternative' and 'mainstream,' expect their readers to be masters of arcane tribal knowledge and ritual; most comic book stores seem about as disreputable as porn shops to literary readers; and the graphic novel shelves at big box bookstores are clogged with gaudy melodrama, from both sides of the Pacific.
	users.adelphia.net /~joezabel/blog/2004_09_19_ (731 words)

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