Wow those pages look great. Is that same artist from Volume 1?

Werewolf story fun on the way from our good Friend Bart, so awesome Man.

Hi Guys ... I can to see that Bart posted some preview pages here ..

Last edited by Rom (2006-08-12 01:14:14)

Looking forward to these new issues, good luck!

If you sign up (for free!) at WOWIO you can legally download (for free!) several Alias titles, including the first 6 issues of Lethal Instinct.

Coming soon, Moonstone Books is getting into the act too, adding some of their werewolf titles to the mix.

Oh sweet!

Cool, looking forward to it!

Just click the image above or go through this link!  (If you're a Newsarama member feel free to show your support there, too!)

Last edited by AlexApprobation (2006-11-16 15:55:08)

Lethal Instinct is coming back? YAY!

Looks good so far!

Keep me posted if this book is moving from Alias due to the changes in Alias' business plans

Alias Enterprises Re-defines Their Vision: Christian Comics are where it’s at!

October 3, 2006

La Mesa, CA – Mid-level publisher Alias Comics announced today that they will be focusing their publishing efforts in and around the Christian market.

In May of 2005, Alias comics opened its doors by launching 12 books into the comic book marketplace, cementing their place in history as the independent comic book company with the largest number of launch titles ever. Several of those books were Christian titles and the founders of Alias, Brett Burner and Mike S. Miller, made no bones about the fact that they were both Christians. “Yeah, we are Christians running a comic book company that is Christian friendly, though primarily secular in what we produce,� said Brett Burner at the time.

Since that time, however, Alias has garnered more and more interest from the Christian market and mainstream Christian publishers. From the work on Ted Dekker’s ‘Saint’, a promotional comic book produced and distributed for Thomas Nelson Publishing, to a 24 book deal with Zondervan publishing (www.zondervan.com), a division of Harper Collins, as well as plans to develop the popular Christian video series ‘Angel Wars’ into comic format (www.angelwars.com), it is clear that there is a bright future for Alias comics and comics in general in the Christian world. (For a look at Alias’ work on Ted Dekker’s SAINT, go to www.aliasenterprises.com/saint.htm)

“Most people don’t realize the quality of literary work produced in the Christian Market,� remarked Burner, who stated he has been reading almost exclusively from the market for over twenty years. “Stories like C.S. Lewis’ Chronicles of Narnia and the more recent success of the Left Behind series have shown that work in this genre can transcend to all audiences. There is fantastic action, adventure, mystery and romance, and with some stories, the supernatural takes shape as angels and demons clash in spiritual warfare.�

Talks with these and other Christian authors and publishers have pushed the young company into a direction they are perfectly willing to go. “We’re going ‘all-Christian,’� said Mike S. Miller, co-founder of Alias. “It’s just obvious that Alias needs to do this, and all the time and effort that goes into publishing other people’s work for the secular market is taking time and effort away from the work where Alias is finding the most success financially as well as spiritually.�

What does this mean for the ‘secular’ books that Alias produces? “Our ‘official’ change takes effect January 2007,� explains Burner. “We’ve made commitments to our studios to publish their series and mini-series through December 2006 (with the exception of the Bluewater ‘Lost Raven’ graphic novel releasing in February 2007 and the ‘Pistolfist’ mini-series concluding in March 2007). We’re going to help our studios find new homes for their books as much as we can. The last thing we want to do is leave them in the lurch after they’ve helped us become what we are today.�

And what of Miller’s own titles, such as Lullaby, The Imaginaries and Sixgun Samurai? “I’ll be making an announcement soon about where my own titles have landed,� concluded Miller.

ABOUT ALIAS ENTERPRISES, LLC

Based in La Mesa, California, Alias is a publishing company dedicated to bringing the world of comics to the world beyond the comic aquarium. Alias' goal is to publish excellent comics and reach new readers for the medium in the Christian market, as well as to reach all audiences with an appreciation for the genre.

ArcLight wrote:

If you sign up (for free!) at WOWIO you can legally download (for free!) several Alias titles, including the first 6 issues of Lethal Instinct.

Coming soon, Moonstone Books is getting into the act too, adding some of their werewolf titles to the mix.

Do you or anyone else have a WOWIO friends and family code they can donate?  *looks hopeful*