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Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} 9-11 September 11th 2001 Volume 2 by 9-11 In Comic Books by Ian Mat. Nine years ago today saw 19 terrorists kill 2,977 people and destroy the World Trade Center in . The comics industry rallied to provide what aid they could to the emergency relief efforts in the only way they could – by producing comics. Tribute. The first hero on Ground Zero was Spider-man in Amazing Spider-Man volume 2 #36 – widely known as the Black Issue. J Michael Straczynski's tale split audiences in November, 2001. It was widely agreed paying tribute was a good thing, but critics questioned if this was the best way. Spider-man was chastised for not preventing the tragedy in the story and provided what little help he could on the scene, and the scene was horrific. It was reported that John Romita, Jr found drawing emotional due to his attachment as a former New Yorker but didn't shy away from depicting the carnage of the catastrophe. The biggest contention for some, bar complaints of disrupting continuity, was the assemblage of the , Kingpin, Doctor Octopus and looking on at the destruction while wept. (eBay – $36) Marvel followed up with : The World's Greatest Creators Honor the World's Greatest Heroes in December. This 64-page poster book made headlines when it united the likes of Spider-man, and the with emergency personnel tackling the aftermath. The book also united writers and artists , , , , Neil Gaiman, , Jim Krueger, George Perez, , , , and others. Proceeds went to the Twin Towers Fund. (eBay – 99c) 9-11: Emergency Relief was another multi-talent fundraiser, this time for American Red Cross and published by in January, 2002. Its 208 pages housed more than 60 pieces and 80 contributors of mainly small-press creators along with , , , and . The book garnered positive reception from Time for being moving and unafraid to be more abstract in tackling delicate issues. (eBay – $7) 9-11: Artists Respond Volume 1 , published by Dark Horse, Image and Chaos comics came out the same month. This 192-page volume contained stories and illustrations including a poem by Frank Miller, an artistic interpretation of the two towers by Dave McKean, on the heroism of the passengers of Flight 93, Will Eisner's essay about the souls of buildings and art work by Alex Maleev, Tommy Lee Edwards and others. The volume finished off with its longest contribution at six pages from Alan Moore and . of The New Yorker created the cover. (eBay – $14) 9-11: The World's Finest Comic Book Writers & Artists Tell Stories to Remember Volume 2 followed in February and was published by DC Comics. This 224-page second volume employed the talents of Neil Gaiman, Brian K Vaughan, Kurt Busiek, Stan Lee, , , Michael Zulli, Jim Lee and others. painted the cover with and looking up at the emergency personnel who dealt with the . All proceeds from both volumes went to the World Trade Center Relief Fund, Survivors Fund, September 11th Fund and the Twin Towers Fund. ( – 45c) Marvel released a second 9-11 volume called A Moment of Silence in the same month. Its four stories were written by , , and Kevin Smith and drawn by , , Igor Kordey and John Romita, Jr. Each tale dispensed with words (and superheroes) and three of them were based on real-life stories. Mayor Rudy Guliani provided the foreword. (eBay $1) Alternative 9-11. The collapse of the towers was the core of The Unshredded Man in 's . The two-parter began in issue 2 in 2003 and saw a passerby who was mistakenly counted among the dead on September 11 come out of anonymity to blackmail his corrupt boss. Once his bereaved wife learnt of his secret existence, she insisted he stayed dead rather than deprive their son of his hero image. (eBay – $1) The first to do an alternative 9-11 was Brian K Vaughan in The Pilot, the first issue in 2004 of his political superhero series Ex Machina . The splash page was of Mitchell Hundred flying towards a commercial airliner before jumping to the present where the ex-mayor of New York lamented over his time in office. The splash at the end showed one of the towers still standing and Hundred wished he were in time to stop the first plane. (eBay – $1) ' world of The Boys was similarly scarred in part three of I Tell You No Lie, GI in issue 21 of 2008. But in this parallel world the president ordered the shooting down of the first passenger plane aimed at New York City. However, his vice president sent JLA parody The Seven to stop the second plane. After they badly botched the mission, the stricken plane crashed into the Brooklyn Bridge instead. (eBay – $2.29) Future visions. Todd McFarlane's Spider-man crossed over with 's X-Force in 1991 in a team-up between the webslinger and 's mutant revolutionaries versus Black Tom Cassidy and Juggernaut at the World Trade Center. Explosives planted throughout one of the towers by the Irish mutant severely damaged its structure before Juggernaut rammed the wreckage down onto the mutant group and Spider-man. (eBay – $2.75) Adventures Of Superman #596 shipped to retailers the day after September 11, 2001. DC said the issue was returnable, which depicted a heavily damaged LexCorp Towers in the wake of the Our Worlds at War storyline. (eBay – $8) Uncanny X-Men #189 from 1984 saw and Magma enjoying a day in New York in Two Girls Out to Have Fun. When the two towers catch the telepath from the future's eye, she remembers her own timeline where they fell and killed thousands. (eBay – $2) And a 2001 trailer for the following year's Spider-man movie was scrubbed as it depicted bank robbers escaping by helicopter only to be snared between a giant web cast between the two towers. The image of the dual landmark was also taken out of the reflection in Spidey's eyepieces for the poster. Comics have treated the events with sadness, loss, respect, to make political and dramatic points – but as of yet, not prominently with comedy, unlike most other media. Maybe next decade… ReadComicOnline.li. Two trade paperpacks that were published to honor the true heroes of the 9-11 disaster. The first was published by Dark Horse and the second by DC. Following the terrorist attacks on America on September 11 2001, comic creators from all companies produced benefit books for the victims. DC Comics coordinated the launch of their title with Dark Horse Publishing to reach as many readers as possible. The full title of DC's book was "9- 11: September 11th 2001(The Worlds finest comic book writers and artists tell stories to remember) Volume 2." Dark Horse had published volume 1. It brought together many of the company's top creators for an anthology of stories based around the events of 9/11. Made up of different sections, each with their own distinctive style, creative talents included, Will Eisner, , George Perez, Denny O'Neil, , , and Jim Lee. Neil Gaiman contributed a new story of the , entitled "The Wheel" while and Jim Palmiotti created "Silver Linings in big clouds of dust." The stories ranged from those dealing with the attack itself and the aftermath to more super heroic and fantasy based tales. Everyone involved in the titles' creation worked for free, with all the profits that were made benefiting The New York State World Trade Center Relief Fund, Survivors of the National Campaign Region, and The September 11th Fund of the New York Community Trust among others. 9-11: September 11th 2001 Volume 2 by Neil Gaiman. Tuesday DC comics released the "rush" solicitation information for September 11 Volumes 1 and 2, the cooperative 9-11 relief fundraiser project from a collection of the industry's top publishers. The solicitation will be presented on the Diamond website on Monday, December 17th and in Previews Update #507 in the December 19th issue of Diamond Dateline. Orders may be placed via Diamond customer service reps or DC sales reps beginning Wednesday, December 12, for an on-sale date of January 23rd, 2002. According to DC, "the greatest writers and artists in comics join with an unprecedented coalition of publishers to create two volumes reflecting on a tragedy that changed the world. Offered separately, but released, marketed and publicized together, each volume consists of dozens of profoundly moving, contemplative stories about the events of September 11 and their aftermath: Volume 1 from Chaos! Comics, , and - with assistance from , , and others; Volume 2 from DC Comics, including Wildstorm Productions, Vertigo, and MAD Magazine." 100% of the publishers' profits from the sale of these books will be donated to organizations for the relief of the victims of the September 11 tragedy, their families and affected communities (organizations included will be listed in each volume). All contributing writers and artists have donated their services along with Diamond Comic Distributors, Quebecor Printing, and others. "Each volume contains must-have items for any comics reader and contributions sure to attract the attention of mainstream browsers, including stories by the legendary Will Eisner in both books," continued DC. "Volume 1 contains Frank Miller's reflections on the power of faith; 's personal view of the Arab-American experience before and after September 11, 2001; a story by Alan Moore and Melinda Gebbie; and 's reflection on the meaning of entertainment in the days after the attacks. Volume 2 features the first story added to the opus in two years with a Death and Destruction story by Neil Gaiman and Chris Bachalo; a new Krypto story by , and Jes�s Mari�o; a story of London during the Blitz by noted science-fiction/fantasy author Michael Moorcock and artists Walter Simonson and Bob Wiacek; plus the reunion of Stan Lee and ." The full rush solicitations are as follows: SEPTEMBER 11 Volume 1. Written by Frank Miller, Alan Moore, Will Eisner, Paul Chadwick, Tony Millionaire, , Bryan Talbot, Jim Mahfood, Robert Smigel, and various. Art by Miller, Eisner, Chadwick, Millionaire, Sakai, Talbot, Mahfood, P. Craig Russell, , , Lenil Yu, , Alex Maleev, and various. Painted cover by Eric Drooker. Chaos! Comics/Dark Horse Comics/Image Comics, with assistance from Oni Press, Top Shelf, and others. Rush-solicited; arriving in stores January 23. A cover by The New Yorker's Eric Drooker tops a collection of personal and profoundly moving stories from some of the greatest writers and artists in comics. FC and B&W, 192 pg. Softcover $9.95. [the following preview images are by Mike Mignola, Peter Kuper and William Stout] SEPTEMBER 11 Volume 2. Written by Will Eisner, Neil Gaiman, Stan Lee, , Michael Moorcock, Dennis O'Neil, Kurt Busiek, Geoff Johns, David S. Goyer, , Jeph Loeb, , Dwayne McDuffie, and various. Art by Eisner, Chris Bachalo, Joe Kubert, , Jim Lee, , Walter Simonson, Carlos Pacheco, David Lloyd, , , , , Tim Sale, and various. Painted cover by Alex Ross. DC Comics/Wildstorm Productions/Vertigo/MAD Magazine. Rush-solicited; arriving in stores January 23. A painted cover by Alex Ross tops a collection of personal and profoundly moving stories from some of the greatest writers and artists in comics. FC, 224 pg. Softcover $9.95. [the volume images are by Josh Krach & Scott McDaniel & James Pascoe, Stan Lee & Marie Severin, and ] The publisher also provided a complete credits list for the respective volumes: SEPTEMBER 11 VOLUME 1 - COMPLETE CREDITS. Cover by Eric Drooker. Stories by: Frank Miller, , David Chelsea, & , Paul Sloboda, Paul Chadwick, Randy Stradley & Dave Gibbons, C. Scott Morse, Phil Elliot, Leland Myrick, Jeph Loeb & J. Scott Campbell, Mark Martin, Alcat�na, Doug Tennapel, Mike Diana, Francisco Solano Lopez, , & Anne Timmons, , Terry Anderson, Eric Drooker, , Jamie S. Rich & Chynna Clugston-Major, Roger LanGridge, & , Bill Pressing, , Anthony Johnston & , Layla Lawlor, P. Craig Russell, Peter Pachoumis, Steve Darnall & Hilary Barta, Laurie Ross, Enrico Casarosa, William Stout, Jim Mahfood, Marti Noxon & , R. Sikoryak, Bob Harris & Gregory Ruth, Bryan Talbot, Brian McDonald & Brian O'Connell, Lark Pien, Will Eisner, Marie Croall, Dan Jolley & , Mitch O'Connell, Guy Davis, Tommy Lee Edwards & Melissa Edwards, Mira Friedman, Liniere, Sam Henderson, Hall & Todd Herman, & Cliff Richards, Chris Eliopoulos, David� Fabbri, , Brian Biggs, Robert Smigel & Michael Kupperman, Art Brooks & Daniel Acuna, Kelli Strom, , Tom DeFalco & Kelly Yates, Becky Cloonan, & Mary Mitchell, Steve Niles & Paul Lee, & Joe Orsak, Stephen Banes & Guy Burwell, Tatiana Gill, Ronbert Kirkman & Tony Moore, . Carey & , Ron Boyd, J. Torres & Steve Rolston, Erick Kilkenny & Jim Hill, Marc Rosenthal, , Tony Millionaire, Stan Sakai, Mark Crilley, Al Davison, Alan Moore & Melinda Gebbie. Illustrations by: Eric Powell, , Dave McKean, Pat Moriarty, Istvan Bangai, David Alvarez, Peter Kuper, Alex Maleev, , Rich Hedden, Mike Mignola, Brian Rood, Mike Getsiv, Ben Stenbeck, J.L. Agreda, Steve Guarnaccia. SEPTEMBER 11 VOLUME 2 - COMPLETE CREDITS. Cover by Alex Ross. Stories by: Steven T. Seagle, Duncan Rouleau & Aaron Sowd, Will Eisner, Joe Kelly, Scott Kolins & Dan Panosian, James Denning & Guy Davis, Dwayne McDuffie, Denys Cowan & Prentis Rollins, , Todd Nauck & Jaime Mendoza, , & David Lloyd, Paul Levitz, & Bob Smith, Tom Mandrake, Kurt Busiek & Brent Anderson, Gary Fields, Pat McGreal, Stephen John Phillips & Steven Parke, Josh Krach, Scott McDaniel & James Pascoe, , Jeph Loeb, Carlos Pacheco & Jes�s Meri-o, Hilary J. Bader & Sergio Cariello, & Sergio Aragon�s, & , , & , Don McGregor & Jos� Luis Garc�a-L-pez, Mo Willems, Ashley-Jayne Nicolaus & Rick Burchett, Ed Brubaker & Michael Lark, & William Wray, Dan Abnett, Andy Lanning, & Jim Royal, Brian K. Vaughn, & Keith Champagne, Jennifer Moore & Jill Thompson, Eddie Berganza & Kyle Baker, Ben Raab, Roger Robinson & Dennis Janke, Brian Azzarello & Eduardo Risso, Amanda Conner, Eddie Berganza & Kyle Baker, Marv Wolfman, & Rich Faber, Peter Gross & Darick Robertson, , Alan Davis, Riggs, Mike Collins & , J.M. DeMatteis & Michael Zulli, Paul Levitz & Jim Lee, Alex Simmons & , Chris Seqeira, Tom Grummett & , Stan Lee & Marie Severin, Neil Gaiman & Chris Bachalo, & Goran Sudzuka, David S. Goyer, Geoff Johns, Humberto Ramos & Sandra Hope, Michael Moorcock, Walter Simonson & Bob Wiacek, Andy Helfer & John Cebollero, Denny O'Neil, & Ande Parks, , Joe Kubert. Illustrations by: Glenn Fabry, , Danijel Zezelj, Richard Corben, Dave Gibbons, , , Greg and Tim Hildebrandt, Alex Horley, Steve Scott & Evan Torre, Tim Sale (from an idea by Chuck Kim), Cliff Wu Chiang, Enrique Breccia, John Bolton, , Paul Pope, Christopher Moeller, John Van Fleet, John Lucas, Ariel Olivetti, Steve Leialoha, Phil Noto, Dave McKean, Neal Adams, Lee Bermejo, Colleen Doran, Dave Johnson, , , Michael Wm. Kaluta. Photo, Print, Drawing The wheel / story Neil Gaiman ; art Chris Bachalo ; letters ; color Rob Ro and Alex Bleyaert. Full online access to this resource is only available at the Library of Congress. About this Item. Part of. Prints and Photographs Division (927,620) Library of Congress Online Catalog (1,172,011) Format. Contributors. Bachalo, Chris Gaiman, Neil. Dates. Locations. Languages. Subjects. 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DC Comics rush solciits 'September 11' tribute books, details. contemplative stories about the events of September 11 and their aftermath: Volume 1 from Chaos! Comics, Dark Horse Comics, and Image Comics - with. assistance from Oni Press, Top Shelf Productions, and others; Volume 2 from. DC Comics, including WildStorm Productions, VERTIGO, and MAD Magazine. 100% of the publishers' profits from the sale of these books will be donated. to organizations for the relief of the victims of the September 11 tragedy, their families and affected communities (organizations included will be. listed in each volume). All contributing writers and artists have donated. their services along with Diamond Comic Distributors, Quebecor Printing, and. Each volume contains must-have items for any comics reader and contributions. sure to attract the attention of mainstream browsers, including stories by. the legendary Will Eisner in both books. Volume 1 contains Frank Miller's. reflections on the power of faith; Jim Mahfood's personal view of the. Arab-American experience before and after September 11, 2001; a story by. Alan Moore and Melinda Gebbie; and Bryan Talbot's reflection on the meaning. of entertainment in the days after the attacks. Volume 2 features the first. story added to opus in two years with a Death and Destruction. story by Neil Gaiman and Chris Bachalo; a new Krypto story by Jeph Loeb, Carlos Pacheco and Jesús Mariño; a story of London during the Blitz by noted. science-fiction/fantasy author Michael Moorcock and artists Walter Simonson. and Bob Wiacek; plus the reunion of Stan Lee and Marie Severin. Retailers will be charged a net price of $5.00 for each volume. (Orders. will not count toward any discount plateau.) Additional ordering and. content information will be included in the January issue of Previews. SEPTEMBER 11 Volume 1 (STAR14691) Written by Frank Miller, Alan Moore, Will Eisner, Paul Chadwick, Tony. Millionaire, Stan Sakai, Bryan Talbot, Jim Mahfood, Robert Smigel, and. Art by Miller, Eisner, Chadwick, Millionaire, Sakai, Talbot, Mahfood, P. Craig Russell, Dave Gibbons, Peter Kuper, Lenil Yu, Mike Mignola, Alex. Maleev, and various. Painted cover by Eric Drooker. Chaos! Comics/Dark Horse Comics/Image Comics, with assistance from Oni. Press, Top Shelf, and others. Rush-solicited; arriving in stores January 23. A cover by The New Yorker's Eric Drooker tops a collection of personal and. profoundly moving stories from some of the greatest writers and artists in. FC and B&W, 192 pg. Softcover $9.95. SEPTEMBER 11 Volume 2 (STAR14692) Written by Will Eisner, Neil Gaiman, Stan Lee, Joe Kubert, Michael Moorcock, Dennis O'Neil, Kurt Busiek, Geoff Johns, David S. Goyer, Brian Azzarello, Jeph Loeb, Ed Brubaker, Dwayne McDuffie, and various. Art by Eisner, Chris Bachalo, Joe Kubert, Kyle Baker, Jim Lee, Eduardo. Risso, Walter Simonson, Carlos Pacheco, David Lloyd, Michael Lark, Jill. Thompson, Brent Anderson, Denys Cowan, Tim Sale, and various. Painted cover by Alex Ross. DC Comics/WildStorm Productions/VERTIGO/MAD Magazine. Rush-solicited; arriving in stores January 23. A painted cover by Alex Ross tops a collection of personal and profoundly.