Raymond Mullikin

Raytoons Cartoon Avenue Book 2 (Original 2007 Edition) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Raytoons Cartoon Avenue: Volume 2 is a 54-page *genre free* cartooning magazine put together in a book format by a many different artists and writers. In each volume, you'll find a wide range of story types from a variety of cartoonists and writers, all here to tell stories that appeal to all you comic book readers out there... and beyond! You'll find comedy, adventure, drama, fantasy/scifi, historical, and much much more! All comics and stories are developed for general audiences, meaning both children and adults can read and enjoy them. This volume features the works of Raymond Mullikin, Luciana Fidelis, Owen Heitmann, Paul Fini, Sean Kelley, Ted Closson, Francis Bonnet, Ting Chen, and Jeff Parker.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Raymond Mullikin
• Erscheinungstermin: 17. Mai 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781441438973
• Artikelnr.: 48657852

Autorenporträt

Raymond Mullikin is a cartoonist and credentialed educator. He teaches art classes (including Cartooning, Video Game Creation and Claymation) to children. He also creates his own children's books, comics, computer games and animated films. His first published work was at age 12, in which designed ads (and a logo) for local businesses in his hometown. And at 16 he created his first graphic novel (The World of Weralt).

He has self-published cartoons in books, magazines, newspapers, and e-cards in the US and Canada. One of his earliest notables being "The Tumbleweed Trail" which was published in Bluemoon Comics magazine and "The World of Weralt" a fantasy graphic novel he wrote when he was 16 years old (both being in the latter 90s, while he was in high school). His animated films have been shown in film festivals throughout the world (the latest being "Miced: War of the Little Worlds", which won an award.)