Adult Animation and Comic Books, July
1998
Our July issue
is going to feature an article by Karl Cohen on the 20 th anniversary of
The Yellow Submarine. We will also include a survey on where some
of the film's artists are today. Sean Murch takes a look at the growing
mainstream adult animation market while Fred Patten whisks us far, far
away from the masses as he investigates the U.S. anime porn market. Peter
Chung discusses the differences between animation and comic books and Dennis
Kitchen looks back on his years in the comic book industry and toward the
future. We will also reveal what April held for Barry Purves' Channel 4
production.
New York's Museum of Modern Art will take us inside for our monthly Hidden
Treasures column. Buzz Potamkin will review the charged Annecy International
Film Festival and Market and Joseph Szadkowski will take us to the high-flying
antics of E3. We will also review Comedy Central's new show Bob and
Margaret. In addition, we will feature three book reviews. For the
Love of Prague by Gene Deitch will be looked upon by his former partner's
son, Adam Snyder, a film distributor. Emru Townsend will put David Kilmer's
much-awaited Animated Film Guide to the test. Plus, we will finally
feature a very exciting interview with Ollie Johnston and Frank Thomas
by Charles Solomon regarding Pierre Lambert's book Pinocchio.
Note: Readers may contact any Animation World Magazine contributor by sending an e-mail to editor@awn.com.
Feedback?
Past Issues
[about | help | home | info@awn.com | mail | register]