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	Moonstone
		Moonstone Preschool provides innovative arts-based education for 42 children aged 18 months to five years in a building custom-designed for the schools unique approach.
		Moonstone recognizes the vital importance of early education and seeks to create an effective, inclusive educational environment for pre-school age children.
		Today Moonstone preschool is a collaborative, arts intensive, creatively expressive educational facility that provides fun, interesting and enriching education utilizing all of the arts and all of our intelligences in a safe and caring environment.
	www.robinsbookstore.com /about/moonstone/preschool.html (923 words)

	Amazon.ca: The Moonstone: Books: Wilkie Collins,Carolyn G. Heilbrun (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		This fact testifies the popularity of the book, but somehow because of the famous comment by TS Eliot, "The Moonstone" is likely to be regarded as 'detective fiction.' The fact is slightly different, and you have to keep that in mind before you read it.
		Remember, "The Moonstone" is primarily a Victorian novel, and Wilkie Collins is one of the best friends of Charles Dickens, who wrote "Great Expectations" which attacks the idea of 'gentleman.' The story is told by many characters themselves, and they unwittingly reveal the hidden side of their personalities in the narrative.
		The Moonstone is a slow-paced detective novel written in the 19th century in London, England.
	www.amazon.ca /Moonstone-Wilkie-Collins/dp/0375757856 (2505 words)

	Moonstone Books
		Moonstone Books are a small independent comic book publisher from the south suburbs of Chicago who obtained the rights to publish
		This book was intended to look like the actual chronicle of the First Phantom, with the "olde English" manuscript printed in a florid hand-written font on pages with a parchment effect, weathered by the occasional ink spot and cup stain for added authenticity.
		But there lay the major fault of the book: it attempted to be a simple chronicle but was presented in a style aimed to visually entertain the reader which therefore diluted it's authenticity.
	www.deepwoods.org /moonstone.html (1059 words)

	Moonstone Books - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Moonstone is the first US publisher to produce new Phantom stories for the comic book format since Marvel Comics cancelled their Phantom 2040 comic in 1995.
		Only five books, written by Tom DeFalco, Ben Raab and Ron Goulart, were published, but in 2003, Moonstone started a regular comic book series with the character, written by Ben Raab, Rafael Nieves, and Chuck Dixon, and drawn by the likes of Pat Quinn, Jerry DeCaire, Nick Derington, Rich Burchett and EricJ.
		Due to the success of the Kolchak collection, Moonstone have recently announced two new prose anthologies with The Phantom, one with The Spider, one with The Avenger and one with Doc Savage.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Moonstone_Books (610 words)

	Comic Book Resources - CBR News - The Comic Brief
		Last year, Moonstone Books Celebrated its 10th Anniversary at Comic Con, this year the Moon men & women return to celebrate the anniversary of the world’s oldest costumed crusader, The Phantom.
		Visitors to the Moonstone Books booth will be able to get a copy of the new Phantom poster (featuring cover art from Phantom #12 rendered by Joe “Birds of Prey” Prado and Rod “Superman” Reis) with any purchase or pick one up free by simply attending the panel.
		In addition to the Phantom panel, there are several scheduled Phantom signings at the Moonstone Books booth (#2042) during the convention.
	www.comicbookresources.com /news/newsitem.cgi?id=7798 (497 words)

	Indy-Pendant
		Moonstone is a great company because they really put out some diverse books that are great to read and aren’t being served by the rest of the comic book community.
		The first visual of the book that struck me was the color, it seemed to fit in well with the location of the story.
		This is what a comic book should do and it shows a writer at the top of their craft.
	www.comicavalanche.com /columns/indypendant/indypendant071606.htm (1587 words)

	Moonstone - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Moonstone Books, a publisher of graphic novels and comic books.
		Moonstone, the name of the machine used to select numbers in the Lotto draw in the UK's National Lottery.
		Moonstone, a weapon used by one of the main characters in Princess Guinevere and the Jewel Riders
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Moonstone (210 words)

	Moonstone, The - Wilkie Collins - Printed Books Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk
		Moonstone, The - Wilkie Collins : The jewel of the East
		It was definitely one of the best books I've read for a long time; not particularly for its crime fiction value, but more for the fabulous writing style and some of the most vivid characters I have come across.
		Moonstone, The - Wilkie Collins : The Cursed Stone.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /printed-books/moonstone-the-wilkie-collins (294 words)

	Sequart.com Columns > Optic Verve #31: Comics Published on 16 April 2003
		Moonstone Books is known primarily (at least to me) as a company that produces overpriced, but entertaining, fl-and-white noir comics.
		For the most part, it appears that the Moonstone Noir line is a series of one-shots, at best a range of "pilot episodes," if you will, testing the waters for possible ongoings.
		As such, the closest thing Moonstone has to a regular series is the fact that they've produced a relatively large amount of comics based on The Phantom (as well as some White Wolf Games licensed material) in a short amount of time.
	www.sequart.com /columns/?column=391 (1737 words)

	Comic Book Galaxy - Celebrating Five Years of Pushing Comix Forward
		The first segment of the book is framed as a series of stories told to a member of Geronimo's last band of fighting men, a meagre group of 16 warriors facing its final battle.
		As a a series of comic books (which appears to have been the original intent, given the book's format), I can't imagine how this work could possibly have succeeded, since there is no tension, no buildup, nothing to keep the reader coming back for more.
		As for the visual aspect of the book, Chaz Truog's inking and pencil work is impressive, and his page design is also very strong, particularly in the second section, where movement and action is skillfully depicted in overlapping panels, inset drawings, and a variety of framing techniques.
	www.comicbookgalaxy.com /review_110205_geronimo_JW.html (869 words)

	Pop Thought -- Alex Ness
		You see, I liked Moonstone Books right away due to what I thought was a smart way of approaching the market but not always their product.
		I believe that that time has arrived as the product coming from Moonstone now is uniformly good, while still presenting the reader with numerous different genres to consider, and I have heard that the formats to come in the near future will help expand their reach, and hopefully that of the industry.
		When we did the BIG Moonstone push...five years ago(?) we were really thinking along the lines of "what's not present in the industry now", and "how to market outside of the industry".
	www.popthought.com /display_column.asp?DAID=919 (1163 words)

	NEWSARAMA.COM: TEN YEARS OF MOONSTONE
		So, for a comic book publisher like Moonstone Books, having been in the business for the last 10 years is a cause for celebration.
		In fact, from Halloween through the end of 2005, Moonstone Books will be commemorating their 10th year with more new projects.
		Moonstone Books started out publishing creator-owned comics in 1995, at a time when the industry had just experienced the Image explosion (or implosion, depending on which side of the fence that you’re in) and yes, everybody was feeling the aftermath of the entire phenomenon.
	www.newsarama.com /Moonstone/Moonstone10.htm (1292 words)

	New@Moonstone (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The book starts and finishes with a full page of prose, and in between there are 34 double-page spreads.
		The remainder of the book concentrates on the fight between the man wearing strange goggles and military fatigues, and his sworn enemy The Phantom.
		where the book does - the Bandar might conceivably have been spooking the villain - but the postscript suggests otherwise by stating that such a brutal punishment is justified by "jungle law".
	www.deepwoods.org /moonstone_news.html (838 words)

	Douglas Klauba Illustration
		The book is an excellent source for students and followers of Illustration, both inside the classroom and on the drawing board.
		The book is filled with fl and white images as well as a full color section including artist profiles and features a number of Doug's painting's.
		Moonstone published Doug's first comic book story, "Raja Yah" view image written by Clay And Susan Griffith, for the first issue of "Ghosts".
	www.douglasklauba.com /news.html (1514 words)

	NEWSARAMA.COM: CHECKING IN WITH TEAM PHANTOM
		He was the only superhero in the newspaper, which led me to want to read his comic books, but back then, they were very hard to come across in stores.
		Mike Bullock: While the Phantom is officially the oldest super hero character to ever appear in the pages of a comic book, he is a unique in that he has no super human powers to help him out; instead, he relies on his imagination, skill and willpower to overcome his enemies.
		I love that the Phantom is more than just a man, it’s a tradition passed down for generations upon generations and the sacred birthright which all Walker men must uphold to their dying breath.
	www.newsarama.com /images/interviews/2006/arcade/PhantomCheckin.htm (4068 words)

	Pulp and Dagger -- Review
		Like a lot of comics publishers trying to crack the market, Moonstone Books has put much faith in pre-existing properties -- figuring that if you're trying to draw the interest of a reader, a recognizable name might at least cause them to pause in their browsing.
		Added to Moonstone's list is a series of Kolchak graphic novels that they've done over the last couple of years and, now, a regular comic book series.
		Based at least on these comics, I'd say Moonstone has done a pretty decent job of capturing the essence of the original series, and they warrant a look both for long time fans, and for the just curious.
	www.pulpanddagger.com /pulpmag/rev_kolchak.html (1251 words)

	Old Comics Made New at Moonstone - 2/14/2006 - Publishers Weekly
		Moonstone has also worked to create modern adaptations of these old favorites as well as continuations of the original series.
		In 2005 Moonstone released 12 graphic novels and plans for 20 this year, distributing to the direct market and the book trade through Diamond Distribution.
		Moonstone's game plan is to reach wider demographic by offering a variety of characters and genres.
	www.publishersweekly.com /article/CA6307440.html (510 words)

	TheFourthRail.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Moonstone Books is probably best known for their interpretations of licensed material like the World of Darkness or old favorites like The Phantom or Kolchak the Night Stalker.
		I was surprised to find a "Boston Blackie created by" credit in the opening credits of this book, as I had no idea the character originated anywhere other than in Petrucha's imagination.
		Though the story is in keeping with the Moonstone Noir name and the art is presented in the fl-and-white format, Yonge tends not to use heavy inks to achieve the atmoshere.
	www.thefourthrail.com /features/0103/moonstonepartone.shtml (1638 words)

	Sequential Tart: Joe Gentile - Man in the Moonstone (vol V/iss 4/April 2002)
		Although Moonstone has been publishing fl and white, creator-owned comics since 1995, most comics fans still weren't aware of their existence, until this past October.
		With our crime books, we will be pushing hard at the mystery book stores as well.
		This book is written by David Gallaher (www.marvelcomics.com) with very smooth moody art by Eric Theriault (Veena).
	www.sequentialtart.com /archive/apr02/gentile.shtml (4976 words)

	TheFourthRail.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The folks at Moonstone Books, who graciously sent Randy and me some review copies of some of their books, have given me a reason to take notice of the worlds of White Wolf once again.
		They were probably the ideal publisher for this type of material, since their projects are original graphic novels, which allow the creators room to develop the stories and work with the complexity of the licensed worlds of White Wolf.
		It's certainly the strongest of the various Moonstone offerings we've seen, and given that the Vertigo style is quite compatible with the World of Darkness, he seems to have been a great choice for the book.
	www.thefourthrail.com /features/0202/moonstone.shtml (1447 words)

	Amazon.com: The Outcast (Moonstone): Books: Patricia Bernard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		It is the sort of book I could read over and over again.It had a good map at the front of the book,so you can follow where the charecters were.
		An exellent book, And anyone who would read it would have to read the other 2 of the Outcast Trilogy.
		The book had really good character descriptions and lots of adventures all the way through, some of which even overlapped sort of.
	www.amazon.com /Outcast-Moonstone-Patricia-Bernard/dp/0732257689 (707 words)

	FANBOY PLANET.com .: mc-nightdriverannouncement :.
		As for this particular book, it's been recommended to me by a couple of different trusted sources outside Moonstone, so take that for what it's worth.
		“When you read a CGX book, we want you to feel compelled to grab a bucket of popcorn, some Red Vines, and a soda to go along with it,” exclaimed CEO and co-founder Darin Scott, who combines twenty years experience as a feature filmmaker with a lifelong passion for the comics medium.
		“Moonstone was very excited to be introduced to CinemaGraphix,” said Moonstone President Joe Gentile, whose company has been one of the top independent comics publishers for over a decade.
	www.fanboyplanet.com /comics/mc-nightdriverannouncement.php (611 words)

	Khepri.com \| Shop for GN \| Publishers \| Moonstone Books
		Moonstone shines its dark glow on the old time radio drama "the Mysterious Traveler", and offers up a new "phase" on a creepy classic!
		Moonstone Books, The Phantom v4: The Hunt, Ben Raab, Lou Manna
		Alan relates the sad tale of his true love Ellen, whose father has promised her to a man who "has no kindness in him." Robin quickly hatches a mad plan to reunite the two hearts.
	www.khepri.com /pub-moon.html (1402 words)

	Pulp and Dagger -- Review
		Although the story is about crooks, most of their adversaries are crooks too, meaning it kind of sidesteps the good/bad question, as we don't see the Silencers attacking innocent civilians or anything.
		In fact, one could argue the whole mob genre (in movies, books and comics) is about trying to capture the flavour of a western, or other historical adventure, but set in contemporary times.
		I'll sometimes reflect on a memorable comic book scene I read as a kid and be shocked, flipping through the old comic, to discover the "scene" was only two panels long...while I can read some modern comics, barely remembering some inconsequential exchange...and be equally shocked to realize it was spread over three pages!
	www.pulpanddagger.com /pulpmag/rev_silencers.html (1179 words)

	Moonstone Books for October
		Marking their first anniversary, Moonstone is offering up Halloween fare for any kind of bloody reading tastes!
		This book is the perfect primer into White Wolf's World of Darkness noir universe, as well as having plenty of cool reading for the experienced White Wolf enthusiast!
		Moonstone's first trade paperback is offered at an special anniversary price!
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /news/102400334010621.htm (325 words)

	White Wolf and Moonstone Books comics announcement (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		White Wolf Publishing Inc. and Moonstone Books have teamed up to create comic books featuring themes and stories from the popular Vampire: The Masquerade and Werewolf: The Apocalypse roleplaying games.
		We are excited at the opportunity to reach a whole new audience through the comic book medium.
		You are invited to visit Moonstone Books website for details of their previous work and encouraged to check back here or on their site for upcoming announcements regarding future comics releases.
	www.white-wolf.com /aboutus/moonstonebooks.html (91 words)

	Horror Interviews - MOONSTONE BOOKS - Comics Publisher - Horror of Buried.com - Everything That Is Horror
		Moonstone has its roots in the alternative comics scene in Chicago dating back over a decade.
		The format encourages retailers to keep the books on the shelves, and other "non-traditional" retail stores are more likely to carry such a format.
		This action/adventure book really puts the comic-strip hereo through his paces, and punches some life into the genre.
	www.buried.com /interviews/horror.php?id=41 (1014 words)

	Moonstone Books at SDCC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Moonstone Books will also debut Phantom: Law of the Jungle at the
		Visitors to the Moonstone Books booth will be able to get
		signings at the Moonstone Books booth (#2042) during the convention.
	www.comicbookconventions.com /forum/index.php?topic=3532.0 (354 words)

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