As a freelance writer, John has written over a dozen Medi-Kidz 32 page comic books for the Medi-Kidz corporation.  In each issue, John takes difficult to understand medical concepts and explains them in a manner that allows children as young as five to understand their a medical issue (or in some cases a Parent's medical issue), what they can expect for treatment and the results.  The projects a... more.

As a freelance writer, John has written over a dozen Medi-Kidz 32 page comic books for the Medi-Kidz corporation.  In each issue, John takes difficult to understand medical concepts and explains them in a manner that allows children as young as five to understand their a medical issue (or in some cases a Parent's medical issue), what they can expect for treatment and the results.  The projects a... more.

As a freelance writer, John has written over a dozen Medi-Kidz 32 page comic books for the Medi-Kidz corporation.  In each issue, John takes difficult to understand medical concepts and explains them in a manner that allows children as young as five to understand their a medical issue (or in some cases a Parent's medical issue), what they can expect for treatment and the results.  The projects a... more.

As a freelance writer, John has written over a dozen Medi-Kidz 32 page comic books for the Medi-Kidz corporation.  In each issue, John takes difficult to understand medical concepts and explains them in a manner that allows children as young as five to understand their a medical issue (or in some cases a Parent's medical issue), what they can expect for treatment and the results.  The projects a... more.

A Simulation of the "Glow in the Dark" effect on the Cover of Zoom Suit #2 Cover "A" by Bart Sears. A larger version of this image was emailed to retailers and industry trade websites. Due to the ordering process in the Comic book industry direct market,  sales of #2 issues are traditionally very low.  Often series do not recover from the inevitable drop  in sales. One reason for the dro... more.

Why do comic books rule the box office? The Original Post is Here. By Terry Cronin   Of course, there are many successful films these days that didn't start off in the world of comic books. But if we take a close look at the box-office results over the last five years, each year we find that a comic based film is in the top ten. The only exception was 2009, which while dominated b... more.

The Heal Deal: New Health Titles | Publisher's Weekly Children are another group deeply affected by a breast cancer diagnosis, and their confusion and fright may be difficult to manage. Frustrated that they weren't able to provide their young patients with resources, Dr. Kim Chilman-Blair and Dr. Kate James created Medikidz, a multimedia Company dedicated to enabling children to answer quest... more.

The menu at Cartoon Saloon was an actual comic book .  Customers loved it.  The menu became the ultimate "Cartoon Saloon Experience" souvenir.  They were sold in the gift shop, or could be added to the customers food & beverage check. Check out more about Cartoon Saloon and see the Grand Opening Interview with Television's Bat Man Adam West here. ... more.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9LzW8oOs4Ho Cartoon Saloon was a theme restaurant that I created in the mid 90's with fellow entrepreneur Ray Noble.  The flagship location opened in Fort Lauderdale Florida in September of 1996.  With a skeleton crew, my credit cards, and $75,000 in cash we hand built a 5,000 square foot, 200+ seat theme restaurant and bar. 5,000 people showed up for the Gra... more.

These four videos make up the complete first issue of Zoom Suit.  To Read the Webcomic Optimized for mobile devices or download a PDF of the actual Comic Book Click Here. The Promo Trailer http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HET9Rv-wRDA&feature=related Here's the trailer that we used to promote the comic.  It was made up of scenes from the animation and a lot of Live Type work.  T... more.