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	Spiral (Rita Wayword) - Marvel Universe: The definitive online source for Marvel super hero bios.
		Spiral was created to be an agent of Mojo, the despotic leader of Mojo World, often used as his favored personal servant, executioner, and spy.
		Spiral was later revealed to be Ricochet Rita from an alternate future, one in which she was abducted by Mojo, transformed by the engineer Arize, and granted the ability to wield magic.
		Spiral was once again at Mojo’s side when the X-Babies needed to use Mojo’s machines to save their teammate Psychilde and, later, when Mojo hoped to kidnap the Exiles’s teammate Morph.
	www.marvel.com /universe/Spiral_(Rita_Wayword) (1113 words)

	Spiral (comics) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Spiral is a fictional character, a supervillainess in the Marvel Comics universe.
		Spiral's spellcasting powers, unlike her teleportation skills, can be triggered through small hand gestures and that because of her many hands, Spiral can cast her spells in rapid succession.
		In the Ultimate Marvel continuity, Spiral is a citizen of the apartheid state of Genosha and the on-and-off girlfriend of Longshot.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Spiral_(comics) (1255 words)

	Marvel Heroes Classic Roleplaying Game - Marvel RPG
		Psychic Domination: Spiral's mind is so well disciplined that if someone tries to control her mind, absorb her powers, or otherwise attempt to psionically dominate her, they run the risk of her dominating them.
		Spiral enlisted in Freedom Force, the United States government's team of superhuman agents, as a means of learning more about Earth, and served with them on most of their adventures.
		Spiral saved his life, however, by transporting him and his ally Longshot to the bedside of a comatose youth named Benjamin Russell, who was then physically linked Shatterstar.
	www.classicmarvel.com /cast/spiral.htm (1538 words)

	Spiral Dreams
		Appeal: Does not have general appeal - the majority of comics readers will be unable to appreciate the work due to a lack of understanding and patience, however, if approached by those with an open mind and a certain amount of patience, the comic is brilliant, thought provoking and ultimately discussion provoking.
		Issues one and two of the comic are reproduced in an A5 format on regular paper with a card cover with fl and white printing throughout.
		If you know of any independent comics which you love and think should be publicized OR are the creator of such a comic then contact me here with as much information as possible and I’ll investigate and pass on the information in these articles.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /real/105611175428929.htm (708 words)

	Spiral (comic book character) - comicvine.com
		Spiral abducted Psylocke and took her to the Mojoverse where her eyes were replaced with cybernetic camera implants to broadcast the exploits of the X-Men.
		Spiral was then sent into the past by Mojo to attack Longshot and her past self, setting into motion the events that made her Spiral.
		Spiral casts many of her spells by dancing or using her swords, the more complicated the spell the more elaborate her dance is. Her immunity to some types of possession may stem from her magical abilities but that has not been revealed.
	www.comicvine.com /spiral/9722 (800 words)

	About the Dark Spiral
		A lot of comics-makers get so wrapped up in their own work that other comics don't really register on their radar anymore; they'll stop reading new works and stop keeping up with what's going on in comics, sometimes out of a lack of time, sometimes out of a lack of desire.
		Now I get a lot of free comics from younger artists who give me their books at conventions, so the work I'm exposed to is pretty fresh and enthusiastic, and I like that exposure.
		I park a laptop by my drawing board and convert the script to a comics lettering font and physically measure the width of the balloons against the tab of the text and wrap each piece of dialogue.
	www.newradiocomics.com /interviews/nicholson.html (2623 words)

	Spiral - Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki
		Spiral is a Mini-Con from the Armada portion of the Unicron Trilogy continuity family.
		Spiral and the rest of the Street Speed Team were among the Mini-Cons who lived on Earth's Moon, until Dualor brought the Earth-based Mini-Cons there, which also brought the Decepticons.
		Spiral returned to Cybertron and helped Over-Run activate the Mini-Con Matrix, which dealt a critical blow to Unicron.
	transformers.wikia.com /wiki/Spiral (608 words)

	Comics
		In this new comic, you can expect the introduction of EvilHomer, so he can quit bitching about how he was one of the first characters but has yet to be in a comic.
		And to make up for my lack of actual comic updates, which is soon to be remedied, here's one of Zig's comics about how he knew it would take me forever to get any comics done.
		The new comic is a submission to MacHall per their request for guest strips to cover while Ian is on vacation.
	www.infinite-spiral.com /comic/index.asp (1120 words)

	Tales From the Database - Mile High Comics, Chuck Rozanski
		Part of that growth was ostensibly spurred by the purchasing of multiple copies of new comics for future sale, by fans eager to replicate the enormous "profits" generated by older fans who had purchased comics during the 1970's.
		While I'm sure that most comics fans know of someone who was purchasing large quantities of new comics during that period of time, I really haven't seen many private collections offered to me that include a large number of duplicates.
		They actually thought all the comics they were printing were selling to eager fans, when in fact, I estimate that at least 30% of all the comics being published from 1990-1994 ended up as overstock in comics dealers inventories.
	www.milehighcomics.com /tales/cbg36.html (1213 words)

	Nautilus Comics - Publisher of Philippine Comics Stories, Strips, and Quality Illustrated Books
		Comic books have experienced amazing and welcome growth through recent years, seeking both polish and distinct identity from the manifold influences they bear on their staples and stitching.
		Jamie Bautista and Elbert Or were invited by PID principal Mary Ann Morales to give special comic creation workshops for the PID students as part of their Foundation Day celebration entitled, "PID: Raising High at 19!" last Sept. 4, 2006.
		It was exciting as he got to meet some of the biggest names in the U.S. indie comic scene, even though these fine folks and their outstanding works are virtually unknown in the Philippines.
	nautiluscomics.com (1008 words)

	America's Heroes: Freedom Force
		They later acquired other members along the way to eventually form a core group of nine in their heyday---which varied depending on who was straying from the team and who, unfortunately, was dead.
		Spiral has had a very low profile, appearing in only a couple of issues over the past five years.
		However, she became very prominent in the X-Men comics when the plotline about her old Diaries was introduced; Mystique and some of the X-Men searched for them until apparently deciding they'd negated the frustrating (and often gloomy) predictions Destiny had made as a teenager.
	tatooine.fortunecity.com /bear/353/ffintro.html (2173 words)

	Free Comic Book Day 2006 -Dragon's Lair NC
		COMICS' CHECK IN Baltimore, MD June 4-- On Friday June 9 at 10:30 AM, local Baltimore business, Amazing Spiral Presents Comics Kingdom, will present a check for $1,000 to Baltimore Interfaith Hospitality Network (BIHN).
		The check is the result of a fundraiser held by Comics Kingdom on May 6th, during Free Comic Book Day.
		All proceeds from the sidewalk sale plus additional funds contributed by Comics Kingdom are going to BIHN in the form of the $1,000 check.
	www.freecomicday.com /test_COMICS_KINGDOM.asp (667 words)

	comicfoundry.com - wfsection-Bound for Greatness?
		I started doing comics like this as a serialized piece, and I was hoping that after I had this huge pile of them I’d be able to publish them in a newspaper.
		The reason that newspaper comics were such an influence on me is that they were delivered to my house.
		I think it’s sad, and I think that authors who are working on these things who are in their ’20s, ‘30s and ‘40s, and have problems that those people have, they’re writing for who they are, for their age group.
	www.comicfoundry.com /modules/wfsection/article.php?articleid=142 (2072 words)

	iComics.com
		Kirie Goshima doesn't believe her boyfriend Shuichi Saito at first—and how dangerous can a spiral pattern be, anyway?—but as the hauntings begin to intensify, all of Kurôzu-cho learns just how deadly the uzumaki can be.
		Even Kirie isn't immune to the powers of the spiral, subverting the reader's assumption that our protagonists will somehow remain immune to the horrors of the book...
		Spirals burrowing through foreheads, bodies stretching like steel cables, even warped pottery all come to life under Ito's pen.
	www.icomics.com /rev_112201_uzumaki.shtml (499 words)

	Where the Buffalo Roam \| The Internet's First Comic Strip \| Rant
		Thus the death spiral: fewer readers lead to heightened fears of risk lead to a page populated almost exclusively by "golf strips." This, not surprisingly, leads in turn to fewer readers.
		Compared to other entertainment options, the comics page offers a standard of humor which is startlingly unfunny, a decency standard 40 years behind the times, and an entirely defensive long-term strategy best described as "hammer your niche until you die." There are standouts of course, but the industry's exemplars (e.g.
		Ask your under-55 peers about their favorite comics and they'll likely either answer "I don't read the comics anymore" or cite such shows as "The Simpsons," "King of the Hill," "Dr. Katz" and "South Park." The talent on the comics page didn't disappear, after all -- it just moved elsewhere.
	www.shadowculture.com /wtbr/biz.html (386 words)

	Hit Comics
		The cover of Hit Comics 9, drawn by venerable Golden Age artist Lou Fine, shows Neon the Unknown punching the lights out of an unfortunate fellow, who is apparently an officer in the Pointy-Shoed Pirates Corps.
		The superhero comic book industry was only about two years old, and new companies were quickly jumping on the bandwagon.
		Flying through the air on a spiral of light, he stumbles upon hangars where Morgan Crookes, a white man, has been using his great wealth to organize "all the primitive races of.
	www.uky.edu /Projects/Chemcomics/html/hit_9_c_ne.html (522 words)

	Uzumaki Vol. 1-3 - PopMatters Comic Book Review
		It seems that he is worried about his father, who has begun an unnatural obsession with spirals: he collects anything that is spiral shaped, he refuses to eat food without spirals in it and he constantly raves about the simple elegant beauty of the spiral.
		Following this, Kirie begins to find her life invaded by all sorts of other strange phenomena revolving around spirals: a friend with a scar that seems to turn into a vortex, her own father's growing obsession with spiraled pottery and even her own hair curling into strange hypnotic patterns.
		Highlights include the shocking scene in the first chapter where Shuichi's father is found as a spiral, a scene in which a girl's spiral is devouring her body, two young lovers entwining their bodies like rope, and a boy turning into a snail.
	www.popmatters.com /comics/uzumaki-1-3.shtml (1284 words)

	Sequential Tart: Aaron Renier -- Spiral Bound for Adventure (vol VIII/iss 12/December 2005)
		All ages adventure comics are few and far between, especially ones that are intelligent as well as fun.
		Comics were once more evenly distributed across demographics, but in this age of hyper-niche sensitivity and marketing polls, a vast majority of comics alienate our younger readers.
		Catching the eye of the discerning comics folks over at Top Shelf Productions with his mini-comics, Aaron has shown himself to be adept at the more extended format as well, and Spiral Bound is a significant book in which readers will easily lose themselves in the experience.
	www.sequentialtart.com /archive/dec05/arenier.shtml (1867 words)

	Spiral-Bound - Alec Longstreth Blog
		The first Comics I really became obsessed with as a small child were The Adventures of Tintin by Herge.
		In the mid-80s Disney Comics were being published by a company called Gladstone.
		The point of all this is to say that Aaron's new book Spiral-Bound is the first work of Comics I've seen in the last 15 years that has been of the same caliber and quality as these Comics I loved as a kid.
	alec-longstreth.com /blog/112 (975 words)

	The Comics Reporter (Site not responding. Last check: )
		There are still a number of stores like Jim Hanley's, Comic Relief, Chicago Comics, the Beguiling, Rocketship and so on who can be counted on to have the best and most informed selections of comics and graphic novels -- something that is still uneven in many book chains.
		So you can explain to them that comics do not sell, original graphic novels sell very well, and that with an advance, the payoff is better to wait, but if they want to see their story serialized, then what can you do.
		Bergting picked a fine avenue for his comic book debut; fantasy comics may be the last place in the medium's present moment where the visual still drives the car, counting on that ability art has to transport and fire the imagination, particularly along well-worn lines.
	www.comicsreporter.com /index.php/site/go_read_where_the_spiral_begins (8890 words)

	Spiral Nature - Reviews - Book Reviews - Christopher Knowles
		Not overly familiar with comic history or even contemporary comics, this book provided a useful reintroduction to the medium.
		Taking note of the political climate at the time comics began to take of, Knowles writes that “[a]s America struggled to emerge from the Great Depression, the symbols and stories of the old gods reentered American culture.
		In the comic books, these gods and heroes of antiquity truly came alive and helped inspire America to regain its strength.
	www.spiralnature.com /reviews/book/knowlesc.html (545 words)

	Bookshelf Comics: Spiral-Bound and Determined
		The first thing comic fans might notice about Spiral-Bound is the interesting look of the cover: it looks like the spiral notebooks we all used in school.
		The creator also said the name is important because it reminds readers of the period in time when they used a spiral notebook as their first diary or as a place to collect their thoughts.
		Renier isn’t open to discussing the secret, but he did say he’d be interested in delving deeper into the characters and continuing to use the spiral notebook motif.
	www.bookshelfcomics.com /news/spiralbound.htm (1011 words)

	The Factual Opinion: Comics Of The Weak: Following the Entrails Down The Spandex Spiral
		Cheesecake art isn't really our cup of tea, but Felony, the lead character is probably one of the most attractive pieces of cheesecake in the last twenty years, and she is certainly far more attractive and interesting than anything DC and Marvel have going right now.
		A totally uninteresting comic that ignores recent developments in the series it's an outgrowth of, with a needlessly complicated "prelude" to an upcoming storyline that has a merely tangential connection to the series in question: yes, it's an Annual.
		The most valuable piece of information that comes out of this issue is that it's 16 year old character doesn't seem surprised, or bothered, to find a corpse that has been disemboweled in an alley, nor disgusted or frightened that both large and small intestines have been unraveled almost completely.
	factualopinion.typepad.com /the_factual_opinion/2007/11/comics-of-the-w.html (2149 words)

	Sequential Tart — A Comics Industry Web Zine (vol VIII/iss 12/December 2005)
		Aaron Renier's Spiral Bound is a delightful original graphic novel for kids and adults of all ages.
		Comics journalism is gaining more respect every year, but that respect comes at a price.
		A selection of professional comics creators talk about their favourite and the best portrayals of human rights issues in comics.
	www.sequentialtart.com /archive/dec05/features.shtml (486 words)

	Comic Art & Graffix Gallery - History of Comic Art
		By the end of 1955, the comics industry as a whole was in a downward spiral that seemed as if it had just about finished the comics for good.
		Comics almost were dead, and they needed a boost.
		Showcase Comics had premiered in January 1956 (cover date for #1 is 3-4/56) and was similar to DC's "Brave and the Bold" in introducing new stuff to the DC universe.
	www.comic-art.com /history/history7.htm (775 words)

	Free Comic Book Day 2006 -Dragon's Lair NC
		COMICS' CHECK IN Baltimore, MD June 4-- On Friday June 9 at 10:30 AM, local Baltimore business, Amazing Spiral Presents Comics Kingdom, will present a check for $1,000 to Baltimore Interfaith Hospitality Network (BIHN).
		If we do nothing to help these people then we are helpless." Free Comic Book Day is Comics Kingdom's biggest event of the year, in which they give away specially made comics to the general public.
		BIHN’s mission is to diminish the hurt of homelessness and provide the support necessary for families to become self-sufficient with housing and employment.
	www.freecomicbookday.com /test_2006_COMICS_KINGDOM.asp (680 words)

	Bibi's box: Comics Archives
		Comics in Deutschland talks about the beginning of the mass marketing of comics in Germany that were characterized by naivety in the middle of the fifties, according to the Google translator.
		There are 52 titles of comics for your enjoyment, including 364 issues of Adventure Comics, 63 of Aquaman, 247 of The Flash, 259 of Superboy and there it goes.
		Comic Book Bondage Cover of the Day is a huge gallery of what it say:covers of comics books with bondage.
	www.bibi.org /box/archives/cat_comics.html?offset=20 (3568 words)

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