<-Mary, too, once he found her!Īlright, so this is a retelling of Captain Marvel's origin. Loved it! I just wanted to squish little Billy's cheeks and scoop him up off the streets. Look at me learning new things every day!įirst off, the art in this thing is freaking adorable what with all the cute little faces and vibrant colors. Ok, so am I the only one out there that didn't realize that SHAZAM actually stood for something? Like, I just assumed it was some gibberish word, akin to BAZINGA, that they decided to name the wizard. Between projects, Smith spends much of his time on the international guest circuit promoting comics and the art of graphic novels.
In 2007, DC Comics released Smith’s first non-creator owned work, SHAZAM! Monster Society of Evil, a four-part mini-series recreating a classic serial from comic’s Golden Age.
publisher Scholastic entered the graphic novel market by launching a new imprint, Graphix with a full color version of BONE: Out from Boneville, bringing the underground comic to a new audience and a new generation. In the Spring of 2005, Harry Potter’s U.S. In 1992, Jeff’s wife Vijaya Iyer joined the company as partner to handle publishing and distribution, licensing, and foreign language publications. Word of mouth, critical acclaim, and a string of major awards helped propel Cartoon Books and BONE to the forefront of the comic book industry. Against all odds, the small company flourished, building a reputation for quality stories and artwork. In 1991, he launched a company called Cartoon Books to publish his comic book BONE, a comedy/adventure about three lost cousins from Boneville. See other authors with similar names.īorn and raised in the American mid-west, Jeff Smith learned about cartooning from comic strips, comic books, and watching animation on TV. Librarian Note: There is more than one author in the GoodReads database with this name.
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