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Literary agent Stephen Barbara will move from Foundry Literary + Media to InkWell Management.
Barbara devoted six years of his career to Foundry. His start date at InkWell is scheduled for January 05, 2015.
Barbara’s full roster of 50 clients will follow him. Some of the authors that Barbara represents includes Rooms author Lauren Oliver, renowned children’s book illustrator Ricardo Cortés, and Edgar Award winner Jack Ferraiolo.
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Batman has Robin, Wonder Woman has Wonder Girl, and Phantom Justice has Bright Boy, a.k.a. Scott Hutchinson, an ordinary schoolkid by day and a superfast, superstrong sidekick by night, fighting loyally next to his hero.
But after an embarrassing incident involving his too-tight spandex costume, plus some signs that Phantom Justice may not be the good guy he pretends to be, Scott begins to question his role. With the help of a fellow sidekick, once his nemesis, Scott must decide if growing up means being loyal or stepping boldly to the center of things.
Sidekicks, here is a project that I thought would be easy. After all its comics related and I spent a good portion of my high school career face down in them (nerd!). So this should be a no brainer! Wrong. The problem turned out to be I was thinking to much. Stupid me. Here is a little tale of the Sidekicks cover.
After seeing Kick-Ass I really wanted this book to have a similar design approach. If not just totally ripping of the branding. Horrible to admit but true. My admiration would be followed soon with problems.
Only difference we didn't have actors so I enlisted
Greg Horn to start work on sketches of our hero. Greg had just finished work on Jack's other book
The Big Splash which was now in paperback. ( For more on the evolution of The Big Splash in hard cover by Nathan Fox
click here)
Below are the samples of Greg's work that won me over.
1 Comments on Evolution of the SIDEKICKS Jacket, last added: 4/20/2011
Insane process! The final design looks really great!