Random House Publishing Group division Villard are to collect Elk's Run by Joshua Hale Fialkov and Noel Tuazo in a graphic novel. June 9, 2006: The 2006 MOCCA Festival begins. June 10, 2006: Denis Kitchen and John Lind announce formation of Kitchen, Lind & Associates. A company offering artist representation and book packaging of graphic novels for publishers. June 11, 2006: The Washington Post profile Dan Nadel, author of Art Out of Time: Unknown Comics Visionaries, 1900–1969. June 12, 2006: Wes Hargis and Hollis Brown rename their strip "Franklin Fibbs", choosing instead the name "Little Fibbs" in an attempt to avoid "pigeon-holing their strip as one aimed at seniors". June 15, 2006: The Metro report that Spider-Man is to reveal his secret identity as part of Marvel's Civil War storyline. Editor-in-chief Joe Quesada describes it as "one of the biggest revelations in comic book history". June 29, 2006: PBS discuss Tintin and his status as a work of comic art in the United States, and ask six leading comics artists to comment on Herge's creation. July July 7, 2006: Indigo Books and Music, Canada's largest bookseller, refuses to carry another magazine, Free Inquiry which reprints some of the cartoons at the centre of the controversy. Indigo had previously withdrawn the June edition of Harper's. Tony Millionaire is interviewed by Suicidegirls.com. July 8, 2006: Denis Kitchen discusses the future plans of the Eisner estate with Eisner biographer Bob Andelman. July 9, 2006: The Malaysia Star looks at the growth in digital manga. Zapiro discusses the suit for defamation filed against him by former deputy president Jacob Zuma. July 10, 2006: Blogcritics.org review Alan Moore's forthcoming Lost Girls. The Mercury News profiles Stan Lee. The Book Standard discuss the challenges facing publishers of comics and graphic novels. July 11, 2006: The Village Voice discuss Alison Bechdel's new work, Fun Home. Editor & Publisher discuss reports that Johnny Hart's 3 July BC. strip was insulting of Islam. India is reportedly taking to the graphic novel format. The Times discusses the wish fulfillment nature of Superman. Daily Press.com report on the influence John Henry may have had on the visual iconography of the superhero. July 12, 2006: The Australian report on the collecting of back issues. Denis Kitchen is interviewed by On Milwaukee. Reporters without Borders warn Jacob Zuma against suing the media for defamation, noting "A successful lawsuit by you would give a