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So, according to this source, TwiCon Breaking News: Stephenie Meyer to Have Her Own Comic Book.
The creative force behind The Twilight Saga, Stephenie Meyer has been selected for membership into a very exclusive club. Joining the ranks of Michelle Obama, Oprah Winfrey, and Princess Diana, Meyer will be immortalized in the comic book series Female Force.
Bluewater Productions, the publisher behind the Female Force series, aims for the comics to offer "a broad examination of strong and influential women who are shaping modern history and culture." Stephenie Meyer's comic book treatment will "tell her story in a very fun, respectful, and unique way," says Bluewater's President Darren G. Davis.
What this world is coming to, I don't know. This warrants an epic ONTD. What's shameful is that they announce this on JKR/Harry's birthday of all days.
With pleasure I present to you Blogging Twilight. One of the Sparknotes editors is cringingly reading the entire series but making it worthwhile with hilarious commentary. This way you have the delight of being extra well-informed so as to partake in the criticisms without the taxing burden of having to actually read Stephenie Meyer's work. I promise you laughs.
Speaking of properly honouring Harry Potter, I watched A Very Potter Musical. I honestly can't believe I lived three weeks without knowing about it. Not only is this play brilliant but it has Broadway potential. AVPM reaffirmed my love of Draco and had me genuinely bursting with laughter. It's too good to spoil but I can say that I hope the soundtrack does come to light. Oh, now I'll have to find icons referencing AVPM.
The creative force behind The Twilight Saga, Stephenie Meyer has been selected for membership into a very exclusive club. Joining the ranks of Michelle Obama, Oprah Winfrey, and Princess Diana, Meyer will be immortalized in the comic book series Female Force.
Bluewater Productions, the publisher behind the Female Force series, aims for the comics to offer "a broad examination of strong and influential women who are shaping modern history and culture." Stephenie Meyer's comic book treatment will "tell her story in a very fun, respectful, and unique way," says Bluewater's President Darren G. Davis.
What this world is coming to, I don't know. This warrants an epic ONTD. What's shameful is that they announce this on JKR/Harry's birthday of all days.
With pleasure I present to you Blogging Twilight. One of the Sparknotes editors is cringingly reading the entire series but making it worthwhile with hilarious commentary. This way you have the delight of being extra well-informed so as to partake in the criticisms without the taxing burden of having to actually read Stephenie Meyer's work. I promise you laughs.
Speaking of properly honouring Harry Potter, I watched A Very Potter Musical. I honestly can't believe I lived three weeks without knowing about it. Not only is this play brilliant but it has Broadway potential. AVPM reaffirmed my love of Draco and had me genuinely bursting with laughter. It's too good to spoil but I can say that I hope the soundtrack does come to light. Oh, now I'll have to find icons referencing AVPM.