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In the ultimate battle of good versus evil, which would prevail? Would good win because God is on their side? Or would evil conquer and take reign?
We are the characters of the Guardian Line comics. Although we are all relatively new to the comic universe, we are looking to defeat evil and glorify the name of God while doing it. Each of us star in different titles. The titles that make up the Guardian Line are Code, Joe & Max, Genesis 5, and the Seekers. The Guardian Line comics, created by Michael Davis (Milestone, Static Shock).
We are a select few -- mainly African American comic book characters and Christian.
Each of us have unique adventures, unique abilities, but a common enemy.
God has given us a mission - defeat evil in the form of our main nemesis, Steven Dark.
Every issue 1 is the beginning of a very interesting ride. Check out a preview at theguardianline.com.
Check out our website: www.theguardianline.com!
我想認識： God and people that are interested in communing with God in a fun way.
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I am putting together a Comic Book Convention in Detroit, MI and would like diffrent urban comics as well as toys artist to come. Andre Batts from Urban Style Comics and creator of DreadLocks Comic plus a few others will be coming to the Black comic book convention in Detroit on February 7th 2009.
If you would like to be a part of this convention in Detroit, MI let us know! Feel free to pass the word, and if you can not make it person you may send some items you would like to be passed out at the convention. This is not just for comic books but also urban action figures so if you know anyone who likes to make them and would like to show of their work please pass the word.
Time and Place Date: Saturday, February 7, 2009 From 11:00am - 6:00pm Shrine of the Black Madonna Cultural Center and Bookstore 13535 Livernois Avenue Detroit, MI
May every one that you talk to this week smile at you when you begin to speak and Happiness is abound good times, friends and family all around as you celebrate with everyone North, South, West and East the celebrations of life and Peace. However it is that you say I wish to you and yours a wonderful Holiday. Happy Holidays! <3 Remie
The other day I had a revelation. I was quite disappointed with the first two Fantastic Four movies and as I was reflecting on such thoughts it occured to me: the ideal Fantastic Four movie formula. The first film was a gimme' in the area of being an origin movie but the filmmakers' choice in supervillains was awful. Why Doctor Doom? The Lord of Latvaria wasn't introduced as a primary adversary until after the team schematics were established. After revealing the Fantistic Four to the silver screen audiences, Hollywood should've done their comic book history research and followed the examples of success laid out to us by Stan and Jack. In all of the commotion of discovering their superhuman abilities, the first real villain that the FF should've faced was the Moleman, his moloids, and the creature from beneath the surface of the Earth that he used in his first battle against the fledling team. Doctor Doom could've been introduced in the first movie as Victor VonDoom, Reed Richards' jealous peer, but only in his pre-Doom form which could be used for building up towards the sequel's plot: Fantastic Four versus Dr. Doom! The original sequel that we've come to know as rise of the Silver Surfer would've come in nicely as the triquel but more visuals of Galactus would've been nice. Dropping Doom from the storyline would've also helped to meak the movie more enjoyable! Just my thoughts.
Blessings & Love From The Prayze Cafe!!! But if the Spirit of him that raised up Jesus from the dead dwell in you, he that raised up Christ from the dead shall also quicken your mortal bodies by his Spirit that dwelleth in you. Rom. 8:11
I just got a peek at Max and Joe, amongst your many other comic books, and I must say that your work is truly commendable. It is an honor to know that an African American brother has put out a quality product featuring a Brown superhero who happens to be the guardian angel of an African American child. To top it all off I believe that your line of comics are all founded upon Godly priniciples and the Lord Jesus Christ. That is truly extraordinary!!!
I myself have a line of comic books and comic book characters which have yet to see publication and mass distribution but hold many of the same biblical truths and cores fundamental to the Word of God (ir the Gospel). Do you have any openings or internships available for up and comers in the funny books field?
Please get back to me. I'd love to chat it up with you.
zip: are u independently published or with a company?! cause wow thats great looking art and very intriguing concept! oh and thanx for the friends add but wow awesome work there, ninja
