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Max the Magnificent (Max-A-Million) (Max-A-Million) (Max-A-Million)

1 review
Trina Wiebe

Lobster Press, 2008

A whimsical and fun adventure story
Lightheartedly written by Trina Wiebe, Max The Magnificent is an engaging and lively book for young readers about a boy named Max who studies the craft of stage magic in the hope of becoming a millionaire. When Max learns of the illusionary nature of magic for entertainment, he also receives a sobering lesson in what money can and cannot buy, and that being a millionaire isn't as important as ...

Draw Super Manga! (Draw Super!)
David Okum

Impact, 2005

One of a series of three books for young comic book fans who will find everything they need to start drawing their very own adventures. With lessons geared towards beginner artists aged 11 and under, each book teaches readers a specific genre or style and features: More than 30 easy-to-follow demonstrations, each done entirely through the use of illustrations - the language the audience speaks Simple drawing techniques using simple lines and ...

Manga Monster Madness

1 review
David Okum

Topeka Bindery, 2005

Not bad. But ....
I bought Manga Fantasy Madness for my 12 year old daughter and she really likes the book. So, I bought her Manga Monster Madness as well. Myabe I am judging this book a little to harshly, after all it is for beginners and definatly has some good stuff for artist that just starting out. The ten drawing tips are good, so are the shading tips. If my kid needs help with color she can learn a little ...

Manga Martial Arts: Over 50 Basic Lessons for Drawing the World's Most Popular Fighting Style
David Okum

Impact, 2008

Manga Martial Arts is the key to drawing action-packed manga characters and fight scenes. Packed with hundreds of dynamic illustrations and 50+ step-by-step lessons in pencil, colored pencil and markers, this book introduces readers to the genre of manga fighting like never before. From drawing basics like anatomy, shading and perspective to terms, traditions, fighting styles, and character types, this book has it all. Covers ten ...

Max the Business Man (Max-a-Million)
Trina Wiebe

Lobster Press, 2008

(ages 7 - 9) Ã?Â The "Max-a-Million" series follows the adventures of Maxamillian J. Wigglesworth III, who is determined to become millionaire by age twelve. But whether he's a magician in search of a money-making trick, a hero looking for someone to rescue, or a movie director set to make the next box office hit, his get-rich-quick schemes often end in spectacular disaster! Max and his best friend Sid might not manage to make millions, but they ...

Cold Hands, Dark Hearts: Big Eyes, Small Mouth RPG Supplement

1 review
David Okum

Guardians of Order, 2003

Great Fun!
this is a great addition to any BESM campaign or the book contains its own campaign setting that can be used. I haven't actually played with these rules yet, but reading through the templates look like they could make for a very fun campaign. There are a few editing problems I noticed, and a couple of the rules are worded a little strangly, but overall looks very solid.

Manga Fantasy Madness: Over 50 Basic Lessons for Drawing Warriors, Wizard

1 review
David Okum

Impact, 2006

A book that has trouble deciding
This book has trouble deciding whether it wants to teach basic artistic technicalities or just be a genre sourcebood with some how-to-draw guidance for intermediate artists. So many books flub this choice completely, this one doesn't do too bad a job. Again a good sourcebook for someone who wants the genre archetypes layed out simply with some advice on drawing them. But little else. Would be ...

Draw Super Manga Monsters! (Draw Super!)
David Okum

Impact, 2005

The Draw Super! series offers everything comic book fans need to start drawing their very own adventures. With lessons geared towards beginning artists ages 11 and under, each book teaches readers a specific genre or style and features: -More than 30 easy-to-follow demonstrations, each done entirely through the use of illustrations -- the language the audience speaks -Simple drawing techniques using simple lines and basic shapes such as ...

Draw Super Heroes! (Draw Super!)
David Okum

Impact, 2005

The Draw Super! series offers everything comic book fans need to start drawing their very own adventures. With lessons geared towards beginning artists ages 11 and under, each book teaches readers a specific genre or style and features: -More than 30 easy-to-follow demonstrations, each done entirely through the use of illustrations -- the language the audience speaks -Simple drawing techniques using simple lines and basic shapes such as ...

Manga Madness

3 reviews
David Okum, 2008

Manga Madness
I'll start off by saying this: don't be deceived by the cartoony cover. It's actually probably the best HTDM (How to Draw Manga) book I own. It teaches you everything from the origin of manga, to backgrounds, different coloring methods, chibis, robots, comics, and, of course, the basics of drawing characters. Pages 6-7 cover the tools of drawing manga. It explains what kind of paper you need ...

Max the Mighty Superhero (Max-A-Million) (Max-A-Million) (Max-A-Million)
Trina Wiebe

Lobster Press, 2008

(ages 7 - 9) The "Max-a-Million" series follows the adventures of Maxamillian J. Wigglesworth III, who is determined to become millionaire by age twelve. But whether he's a magician in search of a money-making trick, a hero looking for someone to rescue, or a movie director set to make the next box office hit, his get-rich-quick schemes often end in spectacular disaster! Max and his best friend Sid might not manage to make millions, but they ...

Superhero Madness
David Okum

Impact, 2004

This guide gives comic book fans an easy way to render the action and excitement of dozens of unique characters. Packed with more than 40 step-by-step demonstrations, Superhero Madness: * Teaches basic superhero-style drawing with clear instruction and hundreds of appealing illustrations, completed with colored pencil and computer coloring * Shows readers how to create popular motifs--everything from villains, martial artists and mythic ...

Max the Movie Director (Max-A-Million) (Max-A-Million) (Max-A-Million)
Trina Wiebe, David Okum

Lobster Press, 2008

(ages 7 - 9) The "Max-a-Million" series follows the adventures of Maxamillian J. Wigglesworth III, who is determined to become millionaire by age twelve. But whether he's a magician in search of a money-making trick, a hero looking for someone to rescue, or a movie director set to make the next box office hit, his get-rich-quick schemes often end in spectacular disaster! Max and his best friend Sid might not manage to make millions, but they ...

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