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JESSICA ABEL Trish Trash: Rollergirl of Mars Omnibus SUPER GENIUS • DECEMBER 2018 COMICS & GRAPHIC NOVELS / SCIENCE FICTION JESSICA ABEL Trish Trash: Rollergirl of Mars Omnibus Collecting the complete Eisner-nominated series by Jessica Abel! 200 years from now, Trish “Trash” Nupindju lives on the newly inhabited Mars, whose settlers live under harsh and ruthless conditions. Trish dreams of only one thing: becoming a hoverderby star. It seems like making the professional derby team is the only way to escape a future of poverty on her parents’ farm. But, what happens when a half-dead Martian shows up on her doorstep and changes everything? DECEMBER Cartoonist and writer JESSICA ABEL, from Chicago, IL, is the Super Genius author of the graphic novel La Perdida (winner of the 2002 "Best Comics & Graphic Novels / Science Fiction New Series" Harvey Award) as well as two collections of stories On Sale 12/4/2018 from her omnibus comic book Artbabe. She and her husband, Trade Paperback , 208 pages cartoonist Matt Madden, were series editors for The Best American 11 in H | 8.5 in W Carton Quantity: 0 Comics from 2007 to 2013 and teach at various institutions. ISBN: 9781545801673 Together they've authored two textbooks about making comics, $19.99 / $25.99 Can. Drawing Words & Writing Pictures and Mastering Comics. 2 SUPER GENIUS • DECEMBER 2018 COMICS & GRAPHIC NOVELS / SCIENCE FICTION MARKETING Continued author appearances at conventions and trade shows. Will leverage Abel's connection to Ira Glass for major coverage on NPR and throughout the podcast community. Special educator kit to be produced in conjunction with Abel featuring her unique takes on comics as a narrative form. 3 SUPER GENIUS • DECEMBER 2018 COMICS & GRAPHIC NOVELS / SCIENCE FICTION JESSICA ABEL Trish Trash: Rollergirl of Mars Omnibus Collecting the complete Eisner-nominated series by Jessica Abel! 200 years from now, Trish “Trash” Nupindju lives on the newly inhabited Mars, whose settlers live under harsh and ruthless conditions. Trish dreams of only one thing: becoming a hoverderby star. It seems like making the professional derby team is the only way to escape a future of poverty on her parents’ farm. But, what happens when a half-dead Martian shows up on her doorstep and changes everything? DECEMBER Cartoonist and writer JESSICA ABEL, from Chicago, IL, is the Super Genius author of the graphic novel La Perdida (winner of the 2002 "Best Comics & Graphic Novels / Science Fiction New Series" Harvey Award) as well as two collections of stories On Sale 12/4/2018 from her omnibus comic book Artbabe. She and her husband, Hardcover with dust jacket 208 pages cartoonist Matt Madden, were series editors for The Best American 11 in H | 8.5 in W Carton Quantity: 30 Comics from 2007 to 2013 and teach at various institutions. ISBN: 9781545801666 Together they've authored two textbooks about making comics, $29.99 / $38.99 Can. Drawing Words & Writing Pictures and Mastering Comics. 4 CHARMZ • OCTOBER 2018 JUVENILE FICTION / COMICS & GRAPHIC NOVELS / HORROR MONICA GALLAGHER AND KATA KANE Ghost Friends Forever #2 What happens when the person you fall in love with is a ghost? Magic is the only thing that will help Sophia Greene-Campos reunite with Whitney, her ghost girl crush who died in the 1990s. Frustrated, Sophia turns to the one group that she knows she can learn from - Spectreville High’s Wiccans & Witchcraft Club. Technically the club is only allowed to study magic and not actually practice it, but Sophia befriends a witch named Charlotte who shows her they don’t all follow school rules. Sophia's ex-boyfriend Jake is struggling between expressing OCTOBER his romantic feelings for her and helping her to get Whitney Charmz back. And Felix is suffering the nightmarish after effects of Juvenile Fiction / Comics & Graphic Novels / Horror creating a Banishment Portal. In order to help him, Joanne On Sale 10/23/2018 and Oscar might be forced to reveal more of their knowledge Ages 10 to 14 Trade Paperback , 96 pages about The Paranormal Incident that split the family. 8.1 in H | 5.7 in W | 0.2 in T | 0.4 lb Wt Carton Quantity: 70 MONICA GALLAGHER is an indie creator with over ten years ISBN: 9781545801512 experience making comics and illustrations with positive, feminist $9.99 / $12.99 Can. spin. She has worked for Oni Press, Vertigo, and Valiant, and has published several of her own mini-comics and books. KATA KANE is an illustrator, designer, and comic book artist best known as the creator of "Altar Girl," an all-ages manga style graphic novel and ongoing webcomic series commended as the "cute shoujo manga with a spine of steel!"- (Girls Like Comics). 5 CHARMZ • OCTOBER 2018 JUVENILE FICTION / COMICS & GRAPHIC NOVELS / HORROR MARKETING Special previews on Wattpad and The Mary Sue. Special outreach to LGBT press. Major trade and consumer promotion at ALA, library and consumer shows Social media push on publisher and author pages, Goodreads, NetGalley. 6 CHARMZ • OCTOBER 2018 JUVENILE FICTION / COMICS & GRAPHIC NOVELS / HORROR MONICA GALLAGHER AND KATA KANE Ghost Friends Forever #2 What happens when the person you fall in love with is a ghost? Magic is the only thing that will help Sophia Greene-Campos reunite with Whitney, her ghost girl crush who died in the 1990s. Frustrated, Sophia turns to the one group that she knows she can learn from - Spectreville High’s Wiccans & Witchcraft Club. Technically the club is only allowed to study magic and not actually practice it, but Sophia befriends a witch named Charlotte who shows her they don’t all follow school rules. Sophia's ex-boyfriend Jake is struggling between expressing OCTOBER his romantic feelings for her and helping her to get Whitney Charmz back. And Felix is suffering the nightmarish after effects of Juvenile Fiction / Comics & Graphic Novels / Horror creating a Banishment Portal. In order to help him, Joanne On Sale 10/23/2018 and Oscar might be forced to reveal more of their knowledge Ages 10 to 14 Hardcover with dust jacket 96 pages about The Paranormal Incident that split the family. 8.4 in H | 5.9 in W | 0.5 in T | 0.7 lb Wt Carton Quantity: 40 MONICA GALLAGHER is an indie creator with over ten years ISBN: 9781545801505 experience making comics and illustrations with positive, feminist $14.99 / $19.50 Can. spin. She has worked for Oni Press, Vertigo, and Valiant, and has published several of her own mini-comics and books. KATA KANE is an illustrator, designer, and comic book artist best known as the creator of "Altar Girl," an all-ages manga style graphic novel and ongoing webcomic series commended as the "cute shoujo manga with a spine of steel!"- (Girls Like Comics). 7 CHARMZ • JULY 2019 JUVENILE FICTION / COMICS & GRAPHIC NOVELS / ACTION & ADVENTURE PATRICIA LYFOUNG Scarlet Rose #4: You Will Always Be Mine As Maud and Guilhem prepare for their wedding by day, at night they continue to put on their masks for justice for the lost and forgotten. They seem to have the most perfect connection and truest love. Only the approach of a grand ball casts a shadow on their relationship, for Maud must beware of the impetuous Natalia, the one who bears the ring that belonged to Guilhem’s father. And Guilhem, torn between a secret he dares not share even with his beloved Maud, makes a decision that may throw them into turmoil forever! Will Maud, who can’t stand all the pomp and circumstance of the French elite, learn to fight in lace and a petticoats? Will Guilhem abandon the woman he loves? Find out in this exciting new volume! JULY Charmz Apart from The Scarlet Rose , Patricia Lyfoung has worked as an Juvenile Fiction / Comics & Graphic Novels / Action & assistant story board artist for Totally Spies! and Martin Mystery at Adventure On Sale 7/2/2019 Marathon Animation (where she also worked on character Ages 10 to 14 creation). In 2005, she published a mini-comic called Strike in Trade Paperback , 96 pages Coyote magazine, telling the story of a girl who disguises herself as 9 in H | 6.5 in W a boy in order to play baseball. Twelve volumes of THE SCARLET Carton Quantity: 90 ROSE have been published by Delcourt (in France) since 2005. ISBN: 9781545801611 $9.99 / $12.99 Can. 8 CHARMZ • JULY 2019 JUVENILE FICTION / COMICS & GRAPHIC NOVELS / ACTION & ADVENTURE MARKETING Professional magazine ads Book trailer on YouTube. Major promotion at trade and consumer shows Special previews on Wattpad and the Mary Sue. 9 CHARMZ • JULY 2019 JUVENILE FICTION / COMICS & GRAPHIC NOVELS / ACTION & ADVENTURE PATRICIA LYFOUNG Scarlet Rose #4: You Will Always Be Mine As Maud and Guilhem prepare for their wedding by day, at night they continue to put on their masks for justice for the lost and forgotten. They seem to have the most perfect connection and truest love. Only the approach of a grand ball casts a shadow on their relationship, for Maud must beware of the impetuous Natalia, the one who bears the ring that belonged to Guilhem’s father. And Guilhem, torn between a secret he dares not share even with his beloved Maud, makes a decision that may throw them into turmoil forever! Will Maud, who can’t stand all the pomp and circumstance of the French elite, learn to fight in lace and a petticoats? Will Guilhem abandon the woman he loves? Find out in this exciting new volume! JULY Charmz Apart from The Scarlet Rose , Patricia Lyfoung has worked as an Juvenile Fiction / Comics & Graphic Novels / Action & assistant story board artist for Totally Spies! and Martin Mystery at Adventure On Sale 7/2/2019 Marathon Animation (where she also worked on character Ages 10 to 14 creation).
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