November 18th, 2011 Issue time08:36:00 am, by ComicList Email
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Sparko GNMedia Release -- In Sparko, a new graphic novel by Karl Stephan to be released in January, a burnt-out rock star finds himself in the Walled Kingdom, a world below London's streets where memories and ideas take corporeal form and darkness takes on a whole new meaning.

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September 19th, 2011 Issue time01:20:00 pm, by ComicList Email
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Doris Danger Giant Monster Adventures TPBMedia Release -- San Jose based comic book publisher SLG Publishing is embracing digital distribution of its titles and switching the company's model for comic book series to a digital first distribution policy. "The market has been pushing us away from serialized comics and more towards books and graphic novels for some time" said SLG president and publisher Dan Vado. "However it is difficult to publish a 200 page graphic novel from an unknown artist without having some sort of lower-cost entry point like a comic book series to help build an audience, so going digital first seems like a good way to introduce readers to new creators and build an audience which we can build on for potential book releases."

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June 16th, 2011 Issue time05:49:00 am, by ComicList Email
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Categories: SLG Publishing, media release, iVerse Media

iVerse MediaMedia Release -- iVerse Media is excited to welcome the extremely popular independent publisher Slave Labor Graphics (SLG) to its ever expanding list of publishers and titles located in the Comics+ app.

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March 29th, 2011 Issue time06:59:00 pm, by ComicList Email
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Categories: Reviews, Chuck's Critiques, SLG Publishing

Chuck's Critiques by Charles LePage

Egg StoryEgg Story
J. Marc Schmidt
SLG Publishing

Egg Story is a HIGHLY recommended short graphic novel. I guarantee you won't look at eggs, or food in general, the same way again. The novel is able to be both sweet and horrifying as it explores the lives of eggs that discover the world doesn't understand they are sentient. As you might expect, they don't appreciate their place on the food pyramid. I don't have anything negative to say about this story, except, where are some new Egg Stories? This is a reprint of a graphic novel that came out years ago, and something of this quality, a book that shows us the heights comics and graphic novels can achieve, demands a sequel. Perhaps some new sales would encourage Mr. Schmidt? So maybe I should just say, buy this now, on Amazon, at http://www.slgcomic.com/, somewhere! You won't regret it!

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October 8th, 2010 Issue time10:50:17 pm, by ComicList Email
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Categories: Reviews, Midwest Book Review, SLG Publishing

Midwest Book Review

Royal Historian of Oz #1The Royal Historian of Oz #1
SLG Publishing
577 South Market St., San Jose, CA 95113
9781593621949 $1.00 www.slgcomic.com

The first issue of the (extremely inexpensive!) black-and-white comic The Royal Historian of Oz draws readers into a different take on L. Frank Baum's classic fantasy world. In the not-too-distant future of our modern-day nation, young Frank Fizzle is the son of a man who dreams of chronicling more stories about the glorious land of Oz - despite any number of litigious threats made against him! But when Frank's father discovers magical artifacts that allow him access to the closed-off wonderland, he misuses his power to appropriate beings and artifacts, supposedly to aid in his self-driven mission to become the next Royal Historian of Oz. The denizens of Oz itself are rallied to defend their world's secrecy - and their desperate measures may include targeting young Frank Fizzle himself! Expressively drawn and smoothly presented, The Royal Historian of Oz #1 is a treat for any who have grown to love the Oz saga, and more issues in the series are eagerly anticipated!

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July 17th, 2010 Issue time03:51:01 pm, by ComicList Email
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My Monkey's Name Is Jennifer TPB Vol. 02Media Release -- SLG Publishing is putting its nearly 25 years of experiencing up for hire as it opens the doors to SLG Works Consulting, a publishing services company. "Over the years I have had a number of people come to me for advice or ask me to help them with things as they started their comics publishing ventures" explained SLG owner and president Dan Vado. "We have always been pretty free with our time, and while I am still open to offering advice I feel that SLG as a company can be of more use to some people offering up some of our services for hire".

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June 30th, 2010 Issue time06:15:15 am, by ComicList Email
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Friendly Game GNMedia Release -- A Friendly Game, a new graphic novel from SLG Publishing coming out in August 2010, is a dark tale exploring the limits of friendship, growing up, and facing the consequences of one's actions. The graphic novel by new creative team Joe Pimienta, Lindsay Hornsby, and Lauren Affe begins with a game, something that friends Todd and Kevin do to pass the time on boring afternoons.

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February 5th, 2010 Issue time10:49:40 pm, by ComicList Email
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Categories: Dark Horse Comics, SLG Publishing, media release, Cartoon Art Museum

Weird Fishes GNMedia Release -- The Cartoon Art Museum hosts cartoonist Jamaica Dyer on Saturday, February 20th, 2010 from 12pm to 2pm as part of its ongoing Cartoonist-in-Residence program. Museum visitors will be offered the chance to talk to her about cartooning and view Jamaica's work.

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