Size önceki maille duyurduğumuz gibi, Sculptor için film hakları Sony tarafından alındı! Scott Rudin filmin yapımcısı olacak. Sculptor ile devam eden tüm gelişmeleri aşağıdaki orjinal mailden okuyunuz.
Biz de Yuyi Morales'in Viva Frida'yla a Children’s Choice Book Award Illustrator Finalisti seçildiği haberini paylaşmak için mutluyuz! Katherine Roy Neighborhood Sharks ile Children’s Choice Book Award İlk Yazar Finalisti.
Andi Watson’ın Princess Decomposia and Count Spatula'sı için eleştirmenlerden çok iyi yorumlar geliyor! ! Bazı güzel yorumları aşağıdaki tırnak içindeki notlara bakın.
BESTSELLERS
· THE SCULPTOR by Scott McCloud / Publishers Weekly Bestsellers List, Hardcover Fiction, February 17, 2015: #23
· THE SCULPTOR by Scott McCloud / New York Times Bestsellers List, Hardcover Graphic Novels, March 1, 2015: #2
**CONFIDENTIAL TO THE TRADE UNTIL FEBRUARY 22**
FIRST SECOND HIGHLIGHTS
AWARDS:
· THE DIVINE by Boaz Lavie, illus. by Asaf and Tomer Hanuka / Publishers WeeklyTop 10 Comics & Graphic Novels, Spring 2015
· THE GLORKIAN WARRIOR DELIVERS A PIZZA by James Kochalka / Children’s Choice Book Award Finalist
· IN REAL LIFE by Cory Doctorow, illus. by Jen Wang / 2014 Cybils Award Winner, Graphic Novel
· MIKE’S PLACE by Jack Baxter, Joshua Faudem, & Koren Shadmi / Publishers Weekly Spring 2015 Comics & Graphic Novels Announcements
· THE RETURN OF ZITA THE SPACEGIRL by Ben Hatke / Children’s Choice Book Award Finalist
MOVIE NEWS!
THE SCULPTOR by Scott McCloud
The Hollywood Reporter, February 17, 2015: EXCLUSIVE: “Sony, Scott Rudin Team Up for Acclaimed Graphic Novel The Sculptor”
“Coming out on top of a competitive situation, Sony has picked up the rights to The Sculptor, the new and well-received graphic novel from Scott McCloud, for an adaptation to be produced by Scott Rudin.”
Variety, February 17, 2015: “Sony Buys Rights to The Sculptor with Scott Rudin Producing”
“Sony-based Rudin is in production on Steve Jobs for Universal and in post-production for Sony’s Aloha, starring Bradley Cooper and Emma Stone.”
The AV Club, February 18, 2015 “Scott McCloud’s The Sculptor is Getting a Big-Screen Adaptation”
“Sony and Scott Rudin are teaming up to make a movie of a comic book from the man who literally wrote the books on comics.”
REVIEWS:
THE GLORKIAN WARRIOR EATS ADVENTURE PIE by James Kochalka
Booklist, March 1, 2015 issue
“Another absurdly rip-roaring adventure…Kolchalka’s boisterous plot has all of the logic of an imaginative playground game,
which, of course, is a perfect fit for the goofy cartoon characters and riotous, crashing battle scenes on splashy psychedelic backgrounds.”
LAST OF THE SANDWALKERS by Jay Hosler
Booklist, March 1, 2015 issue
“A sprawling, fully realized mythology with a complexity that rivals Tolkien…[The] characters are far from human, but filled with humanity.”
PRINCESS DECOMPOSIA AND COUNT SPATULA by Andi Watson
Booklist, March 1, 2015 issue
“Decomposia is a plucky main character, so it is easy to understand why the cheerful, young vampire cook would fall for her…The offbeat faux-horror setting is adorable.”
Slate, February 4, 2015: “Zombies, Vampires, and Puddings”
“These cartoony inhuman figures are able to feel and display a thrillingly human range of emotions. I really loved Princess Decomposia and Count Spatula.”
Bleeding Cool, February 9, 2015: “The Underworld Is Under New Management”
“Raw and inviting…Wonderfully charming.”
THE SCULPTOR by Scott McCloud
The Telegraph, February 10, 2015: “A Master at Work”
“…Astonishing intricacy of the world McCloud has created. Everything in these delicate monochrome panels has been considered; every angle calculated, every expression caught…There’s a master at work here, and you can feel it on every page.”
LA Times, February 6, 2015: “An Imaginative Work of Art”
“I was riveted.”
The Washington Post, February 6, 2015: “Graphic-Novel Epic”
“Hardly anyone who had ever lived [who] didn’t have some kind of aspiration, or of wanting to be remembered as significant in some way.’”
The Guardian, February 2, 2015: “Philosophical Inquiry Meets Hipster Cool”
“I could hardly turn the book’s pages fast enough…What a brilliant and gripping book…Quite how McCloud pulls this off, I don’t know. But if you love reading David Mitchell, this is certainly the graphic novel for you.”
SLEEPLESS KNIGHT by James Sturm, Andrew Arnold, and Alexis Frederick-Frost
Booklist, March 1, 2015 issue
“All kinds of appealing slapstick situations…A solid introduction to graphic novels for a young audience.”
Sublicensed Edition of the Week!
A HOME FOR BIRD by Philip C. Stead
This week, we feature the gorgeous Chinese Complex edition from Taosheng Publishing House! Home for Birdreceived starred reviews from Horn Book, Publishers Weekly, Booklist, and Kirkus, who called it “a deeply satisfying story that speaks to universal desires.”
Foreign sales for A HOME FOR BIRD:
Chinese Complex/Taosheng ∙ Dutch/Brevier ∙ Spanish/Oceano
ROARING BROOK PRESS HIGHLIGHTS
AWARDS:
· NEIGHBORHOOD SHARKS by Katherine Roy / Children’s Choice Book Award Finalist: Debut Author
· VIVA FRIDA by Yuyi Morales / Children’s Choice Book Award Finalist: Illustrator
FSG BYR HIGHLIGHTS
REVIEWS:
MAX’S MATH by Kate Banks, illus. by Boris Kulikov
Booklist, January 23, 2015
“Kulikov’s manic illustrations, in thickly textured pastels, depict jostling piles of shapes and numbers, which appear all the more cobbled together and fantastical while the brothers are playing their imaginative games.”
THE SECRETS WE KEEP by Trisha Leaver
Booklist, March 1, 2015 issue
“Leaver makes this rather dubious premise plausible…Her characters are real.”
Publishers Weekly, February 13, 2015 issue
“Readers will be caught up in the very real grief that Ella feels at losing her sister, as well as her desperation to keep her secret…Watching Ella grapple with questions about life, death, and love makes for rewarding reading.”
MCPG ANIMAL FRIEND OF THE WEEK
This is Joy Peskin’s guinea pig, Ginger! Ginger was a Hanukkah gift for the whole family – hence the bow.
Joy is the Editorial Director for FSG BYR and the editor of the spectacular and heartbreaking Love Letters to the Dead by Ava Dellaira.
Foreign sales for LOVE LETTERS TO THE DEAD:
British Commonwealth/Hot Key ∙ Bulgarian/Soft Press ∙ Czech/Euromedia ∙ Danish/Ordenes By ∙ Dutch/Pending ∙ French/Michel Lafon ∙ German/CBT ∙ Hebrew/Kor’im ∙ Hungarian/Cicero ∙ Italian/Sperling & Kupfer ∙ Lithuanian/Media Incognito ∙ Polish/Amber ∙ Portuguese (Brazil)/Cia das Letras ∙ Portuguese (Portugal)/Presenca ∙ Romanian/Editura Trei ∙ Russian/AST ∙ Serbian/Vulkan ∙ Slovak/Ikar ∙ Slovenian/Hisa Knjig ∙ Spanish (Latin America)/V&R ∙ Spanish/Nocturna ∙ Turkish/Marti Yayin
HENRY HOLT BYR HIGHLIGHTS
REVIEWS:
TEN RULES OF BEING A SUPERHERO by Deb Pilutti
Booklist, February 6, 2015
“Each full color page depicts the fun and adventures to be had with his super friend.”