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	Valiant Revisited - Reference: What is Unity?
		Unity officially began with Chapter 1, Unity issue #0.
		Unity #0 was given away in stores, with a cover date of August 1992.
		Unity continued its chapters through each title and ended in Chapter 18, Unity issue #1.
	www.valiantcomics.com /valiant/whatisunity.asp (301 words)

	Valiant Comics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It was the first 90's company to attempt to follow a real-world timeline, where events in the comics occurred at the pace similar to their publication schedule.
		From the beginning, all Valiant Comics titles could be divided into two groups - titles that were set in the late 1990s and titles that were set in the 41st century (beginning with 4000 A.D.)The heroes from the present weren't aware of the heroes of the future (and vice-versa) until the Unity conflict.
		In 1996, Fabian Nicieza, a former editor and writer from Marvel Comics, was hired as senior vice-president and editor-in-chief and was given the task of revamping the Valiant Comics properties.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Valiant_Comics (1916 words)

	Magnus, Robot Fighter - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The character was subsequently published by Valiant Comics and Acclaim Comics in the 1990s.
		During the Unity crossover, it was revealed that Magnus was actually born during the Unity conflict.
		Shortly after the Unity crossover, the future Earth was invaded by Malevs, a group of alien robots that was introduced in the original series.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Magnus:_Robot_Fighter (1047 words)

	Comics & Culture: A Step Towards Comic 'Absolution'? by Aarnoud Rommens
		Comics and Culture: Analytical and Theoretical Approaches to Comics (2000) is a case in point and proves once more that the comic strip is an exciting medium and merits to be taken seriously.
		As the comic strip is seeking to define its own theoretical foundation, it is inevitable that it does so in dialogue with the insights developed in these three by either rejecting or transforming concepts to the need of the medium.
		As the superhero comics of the eighties were stuffed with visions of impending doom, the nineties have shown a change of course towards stories with 'an evolutionary, non-apocalyptic content' (215).
	www.imageandnarrative.be /illustrations/aarnoudrommens.htm (1351 words)

	The Aesthetics of Comics by David Carrier
		Comics in my view are essentially a composite art: when they are successful, they have verbal and visual elements seamlessly combined.
		With comics, by contrast, already at the time of Giotto all of the necessary visual technology was available, but their development was possible only when there was a felt need for a readily accessible popular art.
		The meaning of a comic is determined not by the artist but by the audience; to interpret a comic we need to identify the ways in which it reflects the fantasies of its public.
	www.psupress.psu.edu /Justataste/samplechapters/justatasteCarrier.html (2544 words)

	Otto's Coffee Shop
		By "unity of creative vision" I am referring to the sense that a single story is being told, whether finite or infinite, and every part of every issue is building on that story without throwing the reader out of it by lapses in logic or drastic changes in art style.
		The final unity, then, is unity of editorial direction, and this is the one that I have the most trouble with today (some would argue hear that a strong editorial department is the opposite of "creative," but I think it can work both ways).
		Unity of editorial direction is best represented by Marvel comics from the 60s through the late 80s: every issue of almost every book (excepting mainly licensed properties like GI Joe, Transformers and Conan) appeared to be telling a single story, the story of the Marvel Universe.
	ottoscoffeeshop.blogspot.com /2004_06_06_ottoscoffeeshop_archive.html (5625 words)

	Simple Archive Page for Roscoe's Comics: 10 September AD 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		We are flashed away from the dream dimension to Unity's death bed in England.
		Her daughter, Miranda, Rose's mother, is sitting by the bed giving the old woman what comfort she can as Unity slips in and out of sleep.
		When we're returned to Rose and the Sandman, we see that they'e being interrupted by the arrival of William, Sandman's raven, and Gilbert, who Rose knows as her good neighbor from Florida, but who we know is really Fiddler's Green, escaped from the dreaming during Sandman's absence.
	www.arellis.net /rc04sep10.html (890 words)

	Comic Book Resources: Features - Jim Shooter Interview: Part 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		A lot of people in the comic book business were real serious fans and have had a dedication to be in the business since they were kids.
		Unless the comic book business goes through some serious transformation, it's not going to be around at all.
		First comics spent the first couple of years just lambasting us in the fan press and got away with it.
	www.comicbookresources.com /features/shooter2/index4.shtml (2216 words)

	Opinions 68 - Syndromes of Continuity I: Retcon Events (Jun 2002) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Problems with the conceptual and editorial side of comics may seem closed to outsiders and without referents in the larger human experience, but a little bit of thought can reveal common patterns with better-known pieces of day-to-day life.
		Long-term readers of a comics franchise that undergoes a continuity revision will typically note points of damage that pertain to selected favorite properties or concepts; and, if the revision takes out too much, it can weaken the very matrix of interconnections that define a shared universe concept.
		Unity 2000, what little of it actually appeared, contained work by freelancers for a division of a company bought by game manufacturers who decided to shut down their comics production for good rather than spend any more money on a capital intensive product that must rely on volume rather than margins in sales.
	www.quarterbin.net /opinion/opi68.html (2334 words)

	Articles - Unity Kinkaid (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Unity first appears as one of the victims of the sleepy sickness that follows Morpheus' capture in the first collection of issues in the series, Preludes and Nocturnes.
		Unity was supposed to be a 'vortex of Dream', a special entity that appears only very rarely, with the ability to connect the dreams of other beings, a dangerously destructive ability.
		Unity is of medium height, with reddish-brown hair that she wears long and loose in the self-image she uses in the final dream-meeting between herself, Rose and Morpheus; as the old woman we meet at the start of The Doll's House, she has grey hair and wears a curiously old-fashioned dress.
	www.mainearth.com /articles/Unity_Kinkaid_%28Sandman%29 (280 words)

	Lyria Comic Exchange - Comic Book News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Many comic book collectors and investors purchased multiple copies of 1993 Valiant titles, but were unable to obtain more than a few of the 1991-92 Valiant issues due to smaller print runs compared to other comic books of that time.
		By mid-1994, many of the collectors and investors who flocked to the comic book scene in 1992 were leaving, hoping to liquidate their inventories — to cut their losses in most cases — and a flood of recent comic books perceived as “valuable” by monthly price guides were unloaded upon the secondary market.
		For Valiant comic books, this meant that recent Valiant comics purchased for $2.25 to $3.95 each were becoming available for “bargain bin prices”, often $1.00, $0.50, or even less.
	www.lyriacomicexchange.com /stories.asp?stories_id=73 (655 words)

	INSIDE JoongAng Daily (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Turning to comic books as fodder for drama episode material is nothing new in the world of cinema, but it's still fairly original for the local TV networks compared to Japanese television, which churns out many drama productions that are based on comics.
		The comics feature a Korean woman named Ellie who is struggling to save a mansion named Full House that was bequeathed to her by her father, who is now deceased.
		Won, the comic artist, are trying to assuage comic fans by saying the two genres could never be the same.
	joongangdaily.joins.com /200408/22/200408221719291409900091009101.html (634 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Books: Unity (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine S.) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		With Unity, by S.D. Perry, the first section of the continuation of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine is concluded.
		It's a nine-month arc that carries through the pregnancy of Ben Sisko's wife, Kasidy, and how the station has functioned since Ben was taken away by the Prophets to exist outside of "linear time." Perry started the whole shebang with Avatar, so it's only fitting that she be allowed to end it as well.
		Unity is an explosive conclusion that ends a few plotlines, continues a few others, and sets the table for any future books to come.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/0743448405 (1689 words)

	Out In The Mountains : News - Unity Project Meets Goals (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The Unity Project, a collaborative fundraising effort between the Vermont Community Foundation and the Samara Foundation, has reached its goal of raising $200,000 outside the lgbtq community in Vermont.
		Under Unity Project guidelines, there are three levels of grants: under $1000, which can be applied for at any time until June 3, 2005; program grants of up to $10,000; and strategic partnership grants of over $25,000.
		Lippert stressed that the Unity Project funds were not intended to "create new programs that would need continuing funding." Another important aspect of the Unity Project, according to Lippert, is that its grant guidelines are based on a community-wide self-assessment.
	www.mountainpridemedia.com /oitm/issues/2004/01jan2004/news03_unity.htm (506 words)

	Comic Book Resources Forums - Valiant/Acclaim Comics discussion
		I loved the comic interplay between the cynicism and self-indulgence of the old man in conflict with the chivalry and heroism of the young boy.
		UNITY and QandW were the best of the lot, I'd say.
		UNITY had that fantastic BWS art and an interesting high concept storyline, and QandW was just all-around great.
	forums.comicbookresources.com /showthread.php?t=3934 (1354 words)

	Eventually Clever: Comics Commentary
		All comics crossover storylines are marketing ploys designed to boost sales among the entire comics line.
		The downside to this technique is that you feel an ongoing sense of deja vu every time you hit one of these reference point, especially if you read every chapter in the crossover.
		Tom Strong and his family go on vacation in 1955 (which makes his daughter much older than originally presented in the series...maybe there’s an explanation later on) and have three classic space adventures: one funny, one cautionary, and one foreboding.
	www.chirographum.com /weblog/archives/001647.html (417 words)

	Polite Dissent » Hawk & Dove Annual #2 “Creating Unity”: comics, medicine, and medical comics
		She remembers what Barter told her and speaks the word “unity” — and she is instantly transformed into Unity, who seems to have the powers of both Hawk and Dove.
		Her costume reflects both of her parent’s costumes, in color at least (purple instead of red or blue), though the actual design leaves much to be desired.
		This comic, published shortly after Hawk & Dove #28 (the official “last issue”) is a fitting epilogue to the series.
	politedissent.com /archives/1708 (1217 words)

	Out In The Mountains : News - Unity Project Releases Needs Assessment Data (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		More than a year ago, the Unity Project asked members of the lgbt community in Vermont to answer a questionnaire on what the community needed most.
		Samara Foundation partnered with the Vermont Community Foundation to raise funds for the Unity Project to grant to the community.
		The needs assessment "informed" the priorities of the grant committee in deciding what kinds of projects would be welcomed for possible grants from the project.
	www.mountainpridemedia.com /oitm/issues/2004/07jul2004/news03_unity.htm (703 words)

	IGN: Unity Preview
		In a coding career that has spanned decades, Unity is his most ambitious project yet.
		Bizarrely, it was like turning a kaleidoscope, with seemingly endless thematic variations and minute detail changes effected by simple movement of the analog stick and the tapping of buttons.
		Knowing Minter's whims and seeing Unity move in all its tripped-out fantastic glory, and having heard his past works, we're expecting an acid-tinged ambient techno score to match the game's visual impact.
	cube.ign.com /articles/507/507089p1.html (590 words)

	Cinescape - Home - Editorial
		Unity: Matthew Wilson wrote a thoughtful letter which points up the underlying differences between Marvel and DC, and why the Marvel Ultimates line had to come about in the first place.
		In the meantime, if you'd like to suggest some more (or if you'd like to roundly pan everything we've said here), send your cards and letters (or the electronic equivalent) to feedback@cinescape.com.
		Let's hope that if DC ever does go with an Ultimate-style line of comics, they conveniently forget they ever came up with the character of Lobo.
	www.cinescape.com /0/editorial.asp?aff_id=0&this_cat=Comics&action=page&obj_id=38813&type_id=270288&cat_id=270412&sub_id=271127 (1122 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		(Stamp collecting was quickly eclipsed by comics and trading cards in the subsequent years.) With the advent of the value stamps, I started to think of comics as collectible for the first time, looking to complete the collection of value stamps, as well as reading all of the issues.
		In the next Talking about Comics, there will be a much-delayed interview with Brian Belanger (sorry for the delay, Brian), a New Hampshire artist and publisher of 23 Skidoo.
		One of the new breakout shows of this 2004 fall season is JJ Abrams [sp] (Alias) Lost, a survival drama where nothing is quite what it seems to be, exactly the type of show I enjoy.
	www.nhfandom.net /TalkingComics5.htm (665 words)

	Collector s Cards Unity - Valiant Comics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Comic Images crafted this 90-card set in 1992 using images from the beautifully drawn Unity storyline from Valiant Comics.
		Comic Images crafted this set in 1992 using images from the beautifully drawn Unity storyline from Valiant Comics.
		This Upper Deck/Pyramid set from 1994 continued the excellent art of the Valiant Universe comics, including Rai, Shadowman, Bloodshot, Turok, and Magnus Robot Fighter.
	www.collectorscards.biz /category/collectiblecards.unityvaliantcomics (1193 words)

	Printer Friendly: Powers #27 Review - Silver Bullet Comics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Either you'd be killed in short order, usually grisly murdered; or you might die in a hideous accident; or you'd get banged up on suspicion of causing one of the former two to happen to someone else.
		The latest Power to snuff it is The Red Hawk, leader of classic superteam The Unity - basically these guys are the JLA with swear words.
		Someone killed Red Hawk in a nasty murder, and Detectives Walker and Pilgrim question another member of The Unity about the team and the murderand prepare to move onto to yet another member when something very nasty happens, which literally changes the landscape of the Powers world.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /reviews/104215536495813,print.htm (157 words)

	Valiant Revisited - What Happened to Valiant?
		Valiant Comics were started by Voyager Communications, Inc., in 1990.
		Unity 2000, a six-part story to unify the VH1 and VH2 universes, was also begun in 1999.
		Unity 2000 was meant to clarify the direction that Acclaim wished to take with future
	www.gregholland.com /valiant/whathapval.asp (839 words)

	Introduction to ValiantComics.com
		produce comic books and is not affiliated with past or present publishers.
		A pivotal event for Valiant was the 1992 Unity storyline, which has resulted
		About 50 comics comprise the pre-Unity issues of Valiant comics.
	www.gregholland.com /valiant/intro.asp (384 words)

	IGN: Unity
		Relying heavily on techno/trance music, Unity creates psychedelic pathways whose colors and shape bend and warp based on the tempo and beat of the music.
		It's unclear how much of the game is based off of Minter's VLM technology, but it seems likely that the layout of each wormhole will change every time you play.
		In December 2004, developer Llama Soft and publisher Lionhead Studios announced that Unity had been cancelled.
	cube.ign.com /objects/489/489908.html (246 words)

	Articles - Solar (comics) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		In the early 1990s, the rights to Doctor Solar, Turok, and Magnus, Robot Fighter were licensed by Valiant Comics, which planned to use the characters as part of Jim Shooter's new superhero line.
		When Acclaim Comics restarted all its properties from scratch, Solar was left untouched.
		They licensed Dark Horse Comics to reprint the original series in form of a hardcover anthology series, similar to the DC Archive series.
	www.lastring.com /articles/Solar_(comics)?mySession=83ce370ffa39418d89ceacfe47fbeeca (917 words)

	BridgeToTheFuture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Little information is to be found on the Acclaim comics website, which hasn't been updated in months (much in the face of their biweekly update claims in their print ads).
		Such comics legends as Barry Windsor-Smith and Bob Layton were also on hand, helping to flesh out the Valiant Universe with such original characters as ARCHER AND ARMSTRONG and the immensely popular X-O MANOWAR.
		Teaming all their characters in the brilliant mega-crossover of UNITY, Valiant established themselves as a major player in the comics field, and their commitment to quality kept them there for several years.
	www.geocities.com /Area51/Lair/9412/Valiant.html (868 words)

	Valiant
		Custom-built Rai figure from the pre-Unity Valiant comics.
		Custom-built Solar Man of the Atom figure from the pre-Unity Valiant comics.
		Any reproduction without express permission of the artist will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
	www.sitesdesignedbysites.com /valiant.htm (185 words)

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