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PDF EPUB} Tales of Perissa by Brock Hoagland Tales of Perissa (2001 United Publications) Comic Books Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Tales of Perissa by Brock Hoagland Tales of Perissa (2001 United Publications) comic books. Cover by Vicky Wyman. Story by Brock Hoagland, illustrations by Vicky Wyman. Text stories, no comics. 6.5" x 10.25", 80 pages, B&W. Cover price $4.95. Customer Testimonials Our customers have some nice things to say about us: Customer Testimonials Mailing List Join our Mailing List for news and sales. We’ve been selling comics since 1961 (our first sale: Fantastic Four #1 at $0.25, see one of our first ads) and on the web since 1996. Copyright © 1996 - 2021 Lone Star Comics Inc. Character images copyright © their respective owners. What Happens Next. “… and they lived happily ever after. The End.” Do they really? The best stories always leave you wanting more. What happens to the charismatic characters next? It is hard to believe, after all the adventures they have gone through, that life will be trouble-free for them forever after. Even if they do live happily ever after, what are the details? What Happens Next is a collection of 11 stories which follow up and expand on the worlds created in previous stories. Listed here are the story name, author and the story universe the tale takes place in: Second by M.C.A. Hogarth; Alysha Forrest Festival of Vampires by Brock Hoagland; Perissa and Maelith False Doctrine by Kevin Frane; Iolite League Reflections of Things to Come by Kristin Fontaine; Tales of the Tai-Pan Immolation by Michael H. Payne; Cluny and Crocker Pick-up at the Hanging Drop by Jenner; Dr. Benjamin Rat Blackest Before the Dawn by Elizabeth McCoy; Kintarans The Magi Decree by Chuck Melville; Felicia, the Vixen Sorceress Game of Fox and Rabbit by Ken Pick; Brigit Bunny on the planet of the Thalendri Sibling Rivalry by Kyell Gold; Argaea The Monkeytown Raid by Roz Gibson; Jack Salem. Editor: Fred Patten Style: Literary Work Content: Anthology Pages: 424 ISBN: 978-1-61450-116-9 Parental Rating: PG-13 Publication Date: July 2013. Tales of Perissa by Brock Hoagland. The winners of the first annual Ursa Major Award (formally the Anthropomorphic Literature & Arts of the Year Awards), for the Best in anthropomorphic/"funny animal" literature and art first published during the calendar year 2001, were announced at a presentation ceremony on Friday, April 26 at ConFurence 2002, the 14th annual International Anthropomorphic Convention held at the Hilton Burbank Airport and Convention Center in Burbank, California on April 26 - 28, 2002. The Ursa Major Award is Anthropomorphic (a.k.a. Furry) Fandom's equivalents of s-f fandom's Hugo Award, mystery fandom's Anthony Award, horror fandom's Bram Stoker Award, and so forth. The Ursa Majors were administered and presented by The ConFurence Group, a membership organization dedicated to promoting anthropomorphic fandom-related events. Nominations for the awards were open to the public, but voting on the final ballot was limited to members of the annual ConFurence convention. The physical award consisted of an illustrated trophy certificate or plaque, designed for the first two years when presented at the ConFurence by that ConFurence's Artist Guest-of-Honor. The image at right designed by Roz Gibson is available for the winners to put on their websites. Eligibility in nine categories was for works featuring intelligent &/or talking animals first published during 2001. This could include new compilations of older works, such as a new collection of previously-published separate works. The winners were chosen by popular vote among the ConFurence's membership from five finalists in each category. Best Anthropomorphic Motion Picture. Shrek. DreamWorks SKG, released May 16, 2001) Also nominated were: Cats & Dogs (Warner Bros., July 4, 2001) Dr. Dolittle 2 (Fox, June 19, 2001) Monsters, Inc. (Disney/Pixar, November 2, 2001) Planet of the Apes (Fox, July 27, 2001) Best Anthropomorphic Television Series. Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat. (CineGroupe, in association with Children's Television Workshop and IF/X Productions for PBS syndication; 20 episodes, first broadcast September 3 to September 28, 2001) Also nominated were: Between the Lions (WGBH Boston and Sirius Thinking, Ltd. for PBS syndication; 2001 new episodes, 2nd season, #31 - #55) Disney's The Legend of Tarzan (Walt Disney Television Animation for UPN and syndication; 36 episodes, September 3, 2001 to October 14, 2001 [episodes #37-#39 produced but unaired]) Sabrina, the Teenage Witch (Hartbreak Films, in association with Viacom, Inc.; 2001 new episodes January 12, 2001 [#108] through December 7, 2001 [#127]) Wolf Lake (Big Ticket Television, in association with CBS Productions; 5 episodes, Sept. 19, 2001 to October 24, 2001 [episodes #6-8 produced but unaired]) Best Anthropomorphic Novel. Casual Rex. by Eric Garcia. (Villiard Books, March 2001) Also nominated were: Lady: My Life as a Bitch, by Melvin Burgess (Andersen Press, September 2001) The Sands of Time; a Hermux Tantamoq Adventure, by Michael Hoeye (Terfle Books, September 2001) The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents, by Terry Pratchett. (HarperCollins Publishers (U.S.)/Doubleday (U.K.), November 2001) The Shast War: The Second Book of Arna, by Christopher Rowley (ROC Books, February 2001) Best Anthropomorphic Short Story. "Beneath the Crystal Sea" by Brock Hoagland. (in Hoagland's collection of original stories "Tales of Perissa"; London, United Publications, July 2001) Also nominated were: "Niner-Thirteen", by Jim Hayden, in Yarf! #61, January 2001. "The Good Sport", by Bill Kieffer, on the Metamor Keep website, uploaded March 29, 2001. "The Brave Little Cockroach", by Mark Mellon, in Anthrolations #3, January 2001. "Man In The Mirror", by Sly Squirrel, on the Cubist's Stories website, posted October 17, 2001. Best Anthropomorphic Other Literary Work. The Sound & the Furry: The Complete Hoka Stories. by Poul Anderson & Gordon R. Dickson. (Science Fiction Book Club, April 2001; the first complete collection of the "Hoka" stories originally published from the 1950s through the 1980s) Also nominated were: I Love You, Because You're You, by Liza Baker, illustrated by David M. McPhail (Cartwheel Books, October 2001; children's picture book) Havoc Inc. V.1, Risky Business, by Mark Barnard & Terrie Smith (Radio Comix, January 2001; comic book collection) The Collected Tall Tails: Thieves' Quest, vol. 1, by J. D. Calderon & Daphne Lage (DreamWeaver Press, December 2001; comic book collection) Tales of Perissa, by Brock Hoagland (United Publications, July 2001; collection of short stories) Best Anthropomorphic Comic Book or Strip. Usagi Yojimbo. by Stan Sakai. (Dark Horse, monthly comic book; 2001 issues include vol. III #45, January, through #53, December) Also nominated were: Get Fuzzy, by Darby Conley. (Comic strip, newspaper United Feature Syndicate & Internet, daily, 2001 strips from January 1 through December 31) Jack, by David Hopkins. (Comic strip, Internet, usually Mon./Wed./Fri., 2001 strips from March 1 [#1] through December 31) Kevin & Kell, by Bill Holbrook. (Comic strip, Internet, daily, 2001 strips from January 1 through December 31) Living in Greytown, by Dave Kelly. (Comic strip, Internet, daily, 2001 strips from January 1 through December 31 [ended January 10, 2002]) Best Anthropomorphic Fanzine. (Published by Jeff Ferris & others; irregular; 2001 issues include #61, January, and #62, December) Also nominated were: Anthrolations (2001 issues from #3, January, to #4, July) Fur Visions (2001 issues from #19, January, to #22, October) PawPrints Fanzine (2001 issues: #12, Fall 2001 [announced as final issue]) Tales of the Tai-Pan Universe (2001 issues from #26, March, to #28, December) Best Anthropomorphic Published Illustration. Front cover of Fur Visions #20. by XianJaguar (Brenda DiAntonis) published by Karl Maurer in April, 2001. Also nominated were: Dust jacket painting for Kingdoms of Light, by Alan Dean Foster, February 2001. by Don Maitz. Cover painting for Furrlough #102, June 2001. By Natasha "Dark Natasha" Mleynek. Cover painting for World Tree, by Bard Bloom & Victoria Borah Bloom, January 2001. By Mike Raabe. Cover painting for Tales of Perissa, by Brock Hoagland, July 2001. By Vicky Wyman. Best Anthropomorphic Game. Conker's Bad Fur Day. (Developed & published by Rareware; released March 5, 2001) Also nominated were: Black & White, by Peter Molyneaux. (Developer: Lionhead Studios, Ltd.; Publisher: Electronic Arts, March 27, 2001; with Patch updates in May, June & July) Bloody Roar 3. (Developer: Eighting; Publisher: Activision, June 26, 2001) Looney Toons Sheep Raider. (Developer & Publisher: Infogrames Interactive, Inc., May 29, 2001) World Tree, by Bard Bloom & Victoria Borah Bloom. (Padwolf Publishing, January 2001) Recommended Furry Reading List for the year 2001. The Ursa Major Awards for 2001 were awarded at ConFurence 2002. While the contest is over, the following are still well worth reading. This list was intended to be used as a guide when sending in nominations for then ConFurence Group's new annual Anthropomorphic Literature & Arts of the Year Awards at the end of the year. This is NOT the list of nominations, nor did the nominees need to be on this list. Best Anthropomorphic Motion Picture. Best Anthropomorphic TV Series. Between the Lions (WGBH Boston and Sirius Thinking, Ltd. for PBS syndication. Premiered April 3, 2000. 2001 new episodes, 2nd season, #31 - #55) Disney's The Legend of Tarzan (Walt Disney Television Animation for UPN and syndication, 36 episodes, September 3, 2001 to October 14, 2001; episodes #37-#39 produced but unaired) Men, Women & Dogs (Staley/Long Productions for WB, 9 episodes, October 14, 2001 to December 30, 2001; episodes #10-#13 produced but unaired) Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat (CineGroupe, in association with Children's Television Workshop and IF/X Productions for PBS syndication, 20 episodes, September 3, 2001 to September 28, 2001) Wolf Lake (Big Ticket Television, in association with CBS Productions, 5 episodes, September 19, 2001 to October 24, 2001; episodes #6-8 produced but unaired) Best Anthropomorphic Novel.
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