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Connell is determined to increase the fortune of his lumber-baron father and figures as long as he's living an upright life, that's what matters. But when Lily arrives in town she upends his world, forcing him to confront the truth ...
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Connell is determined to increase the fortune of his lumber-baron father and figures as long as he's living an upright life, that's what matters. But when Lily arrives in town she upends his world, forcing him to confront the truth that dangerous men have gained too much power while good men turn a blind eye.
Vexing but persuasive, Lily soon secures Connell's help, drawing them ever closer to each other. Will standing for what's right cost them both everything?
Posted March 11, 2013
Lilly believes her sister is being held in a brothel in an area filled with a lot of undesirable people. She helps to get women out of bad situations where they have been mistreated and taken advantage of by men. Connell McCormick, who runs his family lumber business in Harrison, comes into play when Lilly comes into town. Once she discovers what is happening in Harrison, she tries to open Connell's eyes to the truth while trying to figure out what happened to her sister.
What I liked:
I really liked Lilly's personality. She is a feisty, strong, and determined young woman. She will tackle a challenge head on if she believes in what she is doing. I think that is cool.
Final Thoughts:
The story got off to a slow start, but once I was a few chapters in, I was the story picked up and I was able to get more into it. This is the second book by Ms. Hedlund that I have read, both of which were really good historical fiction stories. The writing was smooth and everything flowed well. She describes everything in vivid detail and makes the reader connect with the character. Unending Devotion is an engaging Inspirational Historical Fiction story that deals with courage, loss, and love. It is perfect for fans of Christian/Inspirational Historical Fiction.
** I received this book from Bethany House Publishers in exchange for nothing, but my honest review. Thank you!**
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Posted November 29, 2012
The Summary:
Unending Devotion was written by Jody Hedlund and takes place in the late 1880s in the logging camps in Michigan.
The story is about a young lady named Lily Young, who is in search of her missing sister. Her search leads her through logging camps and small towns, until she reaches the town of Harrison. There she not only makes new friends, but confronts danger, corruption, and meets a man by the name of Connell McCormick.
Lily is determined to do what she feels is right, and Connell is forced out of his comfort zone in an effort to save Lily from the constant trouble that ensues.
My Thoughts:
Although I liked that the story took place in an arena I had not previously read about, this book read WAY too much like a Harlequin romance, than a Christian adventure/romance. Lily is continually needing to be rescued and doesn't really learn from past misadventures, and while that I could live with, the constant talk about sex, brothels, people trying to keep their hands off each other, people cheating on their wives, etc. was too much for me-definitely not my taste. I did not like this book, and would not recommend it.
I do thank Bethany House for providing me with a complimentary copy to read, and I was provided with no other compensation for my review.
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Posted November 21, 2014
Really clean story I really enjoyed reading book from Mrs. Jody, please keep up the good work....blessings.
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Posted January 13, 2014
Unending Devotion is, again, another great novel by Jody Hedlund. She has a way to play with the readers' emotions. This one is no different. She has the best author's notes in her novels and usually has a surprise for her readers. Unending Devotion shows the awful ways of the sex slavery during the 1880s in Michigan - which does continue to this day throughout the United States.
I loved this novel! I believe anyone who loves history would enjoy this page turner. Highly recommended. 5 plus stars!
Posted August 25, 2013
Once again, Jody Hedlund has written a story that kept me wanting to turn the page to find out what would happen next. It's a story of determination, danger, and romance.
Lily Young poses as a photographer's assistant in hopes of finding her sister, who has become lost to the world of brothels and prostitution. Facing danger at every turn, she takes it upon herself to rescue all of the young women she can who are trapped in this hideous lifestyle, at times, barely making it out unscathed. All the while, searching different locations, hoping to run into her sister. To her surprise, she finds an unlikely ally in lumber boss, Connell McCormick.
Connell McCormick is the boss of three lumber camps. Trying very hard to live up to his father's standards, he sets his sights on increasing business for McCormick Lumber. That is, until the lovely Lily Young steps into his life, distracting him from his goals. But every time he turns around, Lily is getting herself into hot water with her escapades of rescue. Connell doesn't want to make an enemy out of brothel owner, James Carr, but when Lily gets herself into trouble, his protective nature kicks in and he finds himself rescuing her more times than he can count. And at the same time, falling for the girl with the big brown eyes.
I like the fact that, not only was the story based on historical events, but that some of the characters were actual people, as acknowledged in the back of the book. I would note here that, while Jody didn't go into graphic detail concerning the subject of prostitution, it is still a sensitive subject and might be best for a mature reader to read first. It did make me stop and think, as a Christian, how would I treat someone who might potentially be in that kind of situation? Would I do my best to show them God's love, or would I turn my back and walk away? Definitely food for thought. Great job, Jody! Two thumbs up!
Posted April 13, 2013
Poorly researched piece with a superficial story and only minimally developed characters. The premise was poorly conceived and the author failed to maintain a believable or logical plot; using unimaginative transitions and ended this shallow story in a lazy, preachy lesson in morality. A complete waist of time
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Posted April 2, 2013
This story takes place in 1883. We are introduced to Lily Young, a very determined and perseverant girl whom is very concerned for her sister who has ran away. Lily suspects that Daisy might have been exposed into prostitution. Jody Hedlund does and outstanding job in illustrating the reality of sex slavery, and how women are forced into this disturbing business; if you wanna call it that.
I was fascinated with the character Lily, because of her persistent and determined attitude. Not only that, but Lily finds her calling to help end this terrible thing - to help all vulnerable young women. Lily is a assistant traveling photographer. The photographer is an older man who sees Lily like a daughter. Being a traveling photographer gives Lily the advantage to search logging camps and towns. She feels that Daisy might be in Michigan- where most of the plot of the story takes place.
Jody Hedlund does and outstanding job in illustrating the reality of sex slavery, and how women are forced into slavery. She shed's light on how real sex trade is to this day. The portrayal of Lily's perseverance shows how one person be the change that this world needs. It shows how we must be activist and expose the evils and reality the reality of social issues like sex trade.
***I was provided this book for free by Bethany House Publishing Group in exchange for a review.
Posted February 27, 2013
This has become one of my most favorite stories! There are so many great themes throughout the book and I highly recommend it!
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Posted January 24, 2013
Great book. You'll love it, I did.
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Posted January 3, 2013
Well written and exccellent story about how women/girls were being forced into selling their bodies for mens pleasure & money... Heavy subject but well written with no graphic details
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Posted December 30, 2012
The storyline develops slowly, simmering at times, but ends with a great bang! While there may be times the reader is frustrated with the actions of Lily, her determination is understood-just not her timing. The story takes on different issues, such as family loyalty, profit versus preservation, and the age old question, "who is to blame-girls selling their bodies or those buying?". Set during the boom for the lumber industry, Jody tackles these issues in a story that is relevant to today's times. No longer limited to brothels and saloons where adult x-rated entertainment is provided, Jody sheds light onto the need for people to take a stand against this age old profession of prostitution and providing education to young girls who may feel they have no choice but to do that. Jody also shows that there is a real issue to the demoralization and desensitization of prostitutes/escorts and sexual trafficking. It was quite fascinating to read about the true life stories, whose characters were modeled after. Giving voice to those enslaved and even dead, Jody weaves a beautiful love story in the midst of such darkness and greed. This is a story that many will love and enjoy, while also feeling compelled to take action in their own communities, and teaching others that there is always a different way- God's way.
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Posted December 30, 2012
Loved this book. Jody Hedlund's always a sure thing. Loved Lily's spunk and Connell's steadfastness...and of course she gave us villians we can really love to hate. Another romance well told. Highly reccomend!
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Posted December 28, 2012
Jody Hedlund was already one of my favorite authors after I read her first two historical fiction works...but I am an even bigger fan now! I grew up in Michigan and my husband and I even pastored in Mid Michigan, near Harrison. I never knew all of the history. Thank you for bringing this story to life! Can't wait for your next book!
Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged. This book was everything I was hoping to find in an inspirational novel. It had a rich and intriguing historical setting, a spunky heroine and a plot that was enhanced by, but not overtaken by, the heroine's love interest. It was so gripping that I read most of it in one day.
" Unending Devotion" by Jody Hedlund is about Lily Young and her quest to find her sister who has ran away to a life of prostitution. Lily is determined to rescue the girl and give her a second chance at life. It isn't long before Lily crosses pathes with the ruggedly handsome Connell.
Connell is immediately captivated by Lily. She is virtuous in a place that has long since lost its moral compass. Her drive to do what is right no matter what the personal cost both enthralls and infuriates him. A few weeks with Lily is enough to leave him questioning his somewhat complacent lifestyle.
I loved everything about this book. Lily had so much zeal for life and for God. The book brought up many spiritual lessons and insights without feeling preachy. The setting was among the lumber camps in Michigan during the late 1800's which I found to be interesting as I have never spent much time reading about them before. I will be reading other books by this author as soon as I can get my hands on them!
I received a free copy of this book to review from Bethany House publishing.
Posted December 12, 2012
This book was great!!
It takes place in logging camps in Michigan in the late 1800s. The story is about a young woman named Lily who is searching for her younger sister Daisy, who ran away and is employed at a brothel. Feeling that she failed not only her sister but her dead parents also Lily makes it her goal in life to find and rescue not only her sister but anything/anyone that she feels needs help. It was a noble cause but Lily tends to take it a bit to far, to me that was the one and only bad thing about the book. Lily is oftentimes heedless of the danger she puts herself in by charging into brothels looking for her sister. Luckily for her she meets a man named Connell McCormick who is very intelligent, extremely handsome, kind, caring, and just an all around good guy.
Together Lily and Connell try to make the town a better place, but there are many dangers that await them....
My thoughts on the book: I LOVED IT!!!!!! and a special thanks to Bethany house publishing for sending it to me for free in order to get feedback on the book!
Some say the logging industry of 1880's northern Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota built the expanding cities of the entire midwest and beyond. Dense virgin forests disappeared virtually overnight, leaving lands that were ill suited for farming. It wasn't until reforestation projects of the twentieth century that these lands became the "up north" that I and thousands of others love so much.
Author Jody Hedlund rightly points out that historical societies in both Wisconsin and Michigan try to capture the important impact this industry made over its short life, but these displays and "camp replicas" are a "white-washed version" of the true wild logging towns that sprang up. As Hedlund depicts in Unending Devotion, countless individual lives were as devastated as the landscape. Gambling and alcohol abuse was rampant and the brothels that littered the towns were what we would call today places of "white slavery" as young girls were enticed north with the promise of genteel jobs in hotels and eating establishments. What they found instead were lives as prostitutes trying to pay off never ending debts to the brothel owner.
Our novel opens as idealistic Lily Young helps a brothel girl escape in the wee hours of the morning. This is not the first time Lily has risked her own safety to save another, and she promises that she will continue doing so until she finally finds her own teenage sister who Lily believes has become trapped in a life of prostitution at an unknown logging town. Now, Lily travels with her adoptive guardian Oren, who photographs the shanty boys. Oren's presence provides the protection that Lily needs as she moves from camp to camp. When the pair arrives in Harrison, Michigan it appears that Lily's plans to rescue as many girls as she can may come to an abrupt end. There she meets Connell McCormick, a lumber baron's son who is intent on winning his father's favor, but as he becomes involved with Lily he begins to wonder if the "blind eye" the bosses have turned toward the "dark side" of town might be a mistake. While he is not ready to take a stand, he does know that he must protect Lily from harm and her own risk-taking. Even doing that puts him on a collision course with James Carr, king pin of illicit activities.At first I thought that author Hedlund had created a melodrama with a heavy hand of "lily-white" thinking vs. the activities of a dark villian. I could almost imagine Carr capturing Lily and pinning her to a train track, with Connell, armed with his knife, arriving in the nick of time. Then I read the afterward that explained that James Carr was a historical figure who did recruit young girls into life at his brothels through treachery. In fact, he was tried for the murder of one young girl who refused his demands. During that time period women spoke out for temperance and women's rights across the country, so I am sure that there were strong willed women like Lily creating their own movements against immorality. I don't want to reveal too much but I will say that the inevitable showdown between Carr and Connell is more skillfully written that my imaginary villain-heroine- hero scene. I applaud Hedlund for her portrayal of Daisy, a true "prodigal" sister.If you like historical fiction, this northwoods setting will deliver danger, romance, and a tale of right vs. wrong. I received a copy of this book from Bethany House for my honest review.
Posted November 22, 2012
This was an amazing book. I live im the Central Michigan area and am well aquainted with both Harrison and Bay City as well as what is left of the once boomtown of Averril. I knew of logging in the area but didn't know much of the detailed history that the author described. It is quite sad and horrifying to know that brothels and saloons were so prominate in tje area. Amd that so many young women had to endure such a harsh life at the hands of sich cruel men. I really loved this book. I loved that Lily was so passionate about ending the immorality and corruption in the towns that sprung up during the timber rush of Michigan. And I liked how connell, through Lily's influence. Sought to make changes in how the lumber companoes did business and worked toward cleanong up the towns near the lumber camps. I liked how the story focused on the fact that we ourselves cant change people, we arent in control. But God is and he can use us to influence others in how we view the world around us and in how we treat people. Great book.
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Posted November 11, 2012
Unending Devotion is the story of Lily Young, a woman determined to find her sister and save her from the life she lives. Lily braves going into a world filled with hardship and cruelty yet never backs down. I enjoyed the story very much. It reminded me that there are good people in the world willing to fight for those who cannot do so for themselves. It also reminded me never to give up on the ones we love.
*I received this book free for book review from Bethany House and my review is of my own thoughts on the book*
Posted November 10, 2012
This is a wonderful story of courage, faith, cruelty and hardship, set in the 1880s, in the logging town of Harrison, Michigan. Much of the story is based on fact and the history of the lumber industry is fascinating.
Lily Young is an orphan and a born crusader, dedicated to fulfilling God's purpose in her life. She comes to Harrison with her adoptive father and friend, Oren, and is anxiously seeking her lost younger sister. Lily believes that her sister, Daisy, has been kidnapped and forced into prostitution as so many young girls and women have been.
Lily becomes attracted to Connell McCormick, son of a wealthy lumber baron, who supervises the work in the logging camps. Connell is a good man, but he accepts necessary evils as part of doing business. Lily believes in no half measures; it's all or nothing, and she impulsively rushes into danger several times. Lily must learn to "trust God to unfold His purposes for her life" and Connell will have to face the hard truth about the lawlessness and corruption involved in the lumber business. Along with the turmoil of their conflicting priorities, Lily and Connell fall in love, but can their love survive their differences?
History enthusiasts will enjoy the authentic portrayal of daily life in the dangerous lumber camps. The story is heartwarming, adventurous, entertaining and inspirational, making an all-around great read.
I was given a free copy of this book by Bethany House Publishers for the purpose of review. I am happy to recommend this book to adults and teenagers, especially those who enjoy historical novels.
Unending Devotion by Jody Hedlund
1883 Michigan
Lily Young is only eighteen but she has been taking care of her younger sister for years. While Lily takes a job and tries to make a life for them, Daisy takes things in her own hands and runs away from the home she is in. Lily will not rest until she finds her sister and pulls her out of a life she knows her sister truly wouldn't want to live. Rescuing other young girls along her journey. Lily has lost sight of one thing though, that God is in control and not her. Can the young woman learn to let go and trust God to handle things?
Connell McCormick works hard and lives a clean life. He tries to please his dad by building their lumber empire larger. When he meets Lily she challenges everything he believes. Can he take the chance to stand up for what's right if it would hurt his father's business? Will evil men be able to continue in their ways because not one good man will challenge them?
This was an excellent read. Very emotional because many of the facts are based on true history. It was a time in the lumber business when men became richer but morals were poor. Where an evil man truly did falsely advertise for young girls to work in his hotel when it was actually a brothel. Very intense but so good.
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yeah, change involves releasing old patterns to make way for the new... and grieving can be a very big part of that... i've grieved an ocean in this lifetime... but i always made way for an ocean of happiness by doing so. i wouldn't say it has made me more heartless... quite the opposite. IME, grieving can feel like you're dying along with the object of your grief, but one doesn't... as long as you release every drop of it, you make it to the other side and there is only emptiness, into which you can fill all manner of joy. and then, change can also be like decluttering, emptying out all the way down to only what's essential & beloved in your life... i used to help people declutter, and i know that if they don't do it quickly enuf, they start to get bogged down and overwhelmed. it sure does help to just make the decision & go for it, like ripping off a bandaid without thinking too much about it along the way!
I can only be responsible for myself. While I may not have control over what happens to me, I have full control over how I react to things. Accept, accept, accept...forgive, forgive, forgive. My life is entirely mine. It may not be what I dreamed of, or what I expected, or what I'd honestly prefer--but it's all mine, it's all I've got, and it's up to me and only me to make the most of it. Also, and this is kind of particular given that I'm a non-believer, I believe you only get one chance in this world to make a difference. There is no asking for forgiveness, there is no redemption, there is no chance at heaven. It's up to me to behave humbly and courteously and kindly and with grace to those around me--to ask forgiveness from them when i don't. Heaven is what I make for myself and others while I'm here.
"Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world." -Albert Einstein
Life is complex. There are real parts and imaginary parts. (I think I've used that one already, but I forget where)
Came across this quote. Very true. "Be careful how you judge others...As Scottish author J.M. Barrie said, 'Never ascribe to an opponent motives meaner than your own..." We tend to judge others based on their behaviour, and ourselves based on out intent. In almost all situtaions, we would do well to recognize the possibility-even probablity-of good intent in others..sometimes despite their observable behaviour." -Stephen M.R. Covey in 'The Speed of Trust'
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It's actually a Transformer who is neither Autobot or Decepticon, a bounty hunter named Lockdown, whose alternate form is a Lamborghini Aventador.
"Lockdown is an interesting character. He travels the galaxy, he works for somebody else. And he's here for one person, one alien, and then he's out of here," Bay says. "So he doesn't really want to take sides. The cause and balance of the galaxy is kind of messed up when different species play with different species. And that opens up a whole other gigantic world for Transformers."
"Lockdown's ship has a lot of meaning that can go into other movies. There's a lot of backstory about that ship that's not laid out here," he says. "You're going to see a few things where you're like 'What is that? And what is that?' And you're going to see a couple shots like, 'Wait a minute, who are they?' But we don't answer those questions."
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Bay: "It's kind of like a new Transformers. We had three, the first trilogy, and this is going to be the next. ...It's the first of a new trilogy. I'm not necessarily sure that I'm doing [the others], but that's what it's meant for."
Bay: "{Shia LaBeouf]'s a good guy, but three movies, the same guy, it's time. You know what I'm saying? It's always good to freshen it up and change the story."
Wahlberg: "[The government] basically want to wipe out all Transformers, all the Autobots. Optimus has lost all faith in humankind, and I'm trying to convince him there is still good in the world and we need to work together."
Reynor: "The first day I'm acting opposite a giant robot that's not there so that was something that took me out of my comfort zone. Probably the most outrageous thing we did was run through an incredible explosion. You can see it in the trailer. Everything around us blew up. Absolutely terrifying. But you don't really think of the terror until afterward. It's one of those things where you just run and all of your basic instincts as a human kick in. You get out on the other side of it and you feel like a different person, really."
"150 feet long from the tail to the nostrils, 63.5 feet tall from the ground to the top of his horns, and weigh 850 tons."
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ComicsAlliance: Tell me about Windblade. What sort of story are you and Sarah telling?
Mairghread Scott: Transformers: Windblade is a four-issue miniseries designed to introduce longtime fans to a brand new character and new readers to the current Transformers world. So we really wanted to tell an honestly hopeful, fun story that showcased how human Transformers really are.
We also wanted to really show off the unique things we love most about Transformers as a brand. We have fight sequences that are not even possible in other stories. We have a dazzling array of character designs and relationships, and the world itself is just too lush not to explore. Our characters reside in a living city. They can turn into jets and they fight with axes. They live for thousands of years and have only recently stopped a civil war that almost killed them all. There are some amazing stories to be had in a place like this, and Sarah and I intend to exploit every angle we can to bring fans something that will really take their breath away.
CA: How did each of you come to this book?
MS: Like most comics work that I've been part of, it involved a unique dance of asking/begging, worrying, pitching, worrying and then actually doing it. I first heard about Windblade's creation as a character and toy at a convention with my editor John Barber and I immediately asked to be involved if she got a comic. Of course it took a few months to get the timing right, but John did let me pitch on Windblade — which meant explaining who I thought she was, her backstory and what a miniseries would like like — and he liked it. The rest, as they say, is history.
Sarah Stone: I have Mairghread to thank for the opportunity. She found me through some of my fan art online, and then we started talking more once we met at a comic con. She was kind enough to involve me in a personal comic project she wanted to create a pitch for, and thats when she asked if I would be interested in having my name thrown in as an artist for a Transformers project. I couldn't say "YES" fast enough!
CA: You're also telling the story of a female Transformer, though not the first. As the Transformers are all robots, can you talk a little bit about what gender means in this fictional universe and how it's represented?
MS Yes. IDW's continuity has never had an "originally female" Transformer in it (the only female transformer in the line, Arcee, was made female against her will) so it was important to us that Windblade's comic present a positive view of Lady Bots without having the characters beat everyone over the head with their gender.
The beauty of Transformers is that, by their very nature, they're a very inclusive race. Some Bots turn into jets, or cars, or flying sharks. They can be as small as trash cans or as big as whole cities. So while Windblade and [fellow Transformer] Chromia's gender makes them "different" to other Cybertronians, it's a much bigger deal to our readers than it is to the characters in the book.
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Wesley Burt is a concept artist who has worked on prestigious film and game projects like the Transformers films, Skyrim, Fallout 3 and New Vegas, Lord Of The Rings: Online, Magic: The Gathering trading cards and Thor. In his 13 years of professional work, Wes has created some amazing art.
Burt has done some amazing work for big-name movies and triple-A gaming titles; his portfolio stretches from Dishonored to Silent Hill to League of Legends to Borderlands to the GI Joe films. A Cleveland Institute of Art alumni, he's multi-talented, also working on graphite works and oil paintings in his spare time.
He's presenting at the Melbourne International Design Week festival next week, at the Look Upstairs forum on April 2-4 on design, advertising, 3D and creativity alongside 40 other design professionals from 20 countries. Wes spoke to Gizmodo about his history and inspiration as a graphic artist, and about some of the amazing properties he's worked on.
How did you get into concept art and design? What drew you to Massive Black?
I became really interested in concept art when I was an early teenager, seeing the Art of Star Wars books and other movie pre-production books. I started making my own drawings and designs of characters from my head and from books I was reading at the time.
What's the largest, or most exciting, or your favourite project that you've worked on?
Working on the Transformers films was really fun and exciting — having a really direct input on what things could end up looking like, and working with the director and production designers who've worked on so many different films. I ended doing a whole lot of the preliminary work for the Dinobots in the new film, so it will be really cool to see that come to life!
I also really enjoy working on games that are more in the historical or fantasy realm — so designing factions and costuming for Lord of The Rings Online, and also a lesser-known title called Gods & Heroes, was right up my alley. I like researching different cultures, their way of dress and types of armor and all that, so that's always fun for me
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Everyone, please welcome Mairghread Scott to Robots With Coffee!
You are part of the first all-female team to produce a Transformers comic book...unless you and artist Sarah Stone were ghosting for Pat Lee at Dreamwave and haven't been paid yet. But this isn't your first TF comic. How did you get involved with IDW, and did you choose Sarah to be your artist?
I got involved with IDW through an elaborate series of heists perpetrated by myself and Mike Johnson when we...I mean...when we co-wrote Rage of the Dinobots together.
As far as Sarah is concerned, I have to be serious. There are certain things I really wanted in an artist on Transformers Windblade: vibrant color, a sense of movement, diverse and identifiable body designs, and an emphasis on facial expressions. Sarah hit the nail on the head in each of these areas and they all combine to make (what I think is) a dynamic, emotive and easy to follow book perfect for old-school fans and new readers alike.
Windblade was a 'fan created' character, in that the fans got online and voted for what kind of figure it would be. What did you bring to the character once the fan voting had been tallied?
Quite a bit actually. Dark Cybertron was still being written when I came aboard and outside of the knowledge that she could speak to Metroplex, everything else was kind of free reign.
The most important thing for me was to make sure that even though Windblade was a fan-made character, she didn't feel like a composite or generic person. Windblade has a very clear character in my mind: hopeful, determined, empathetic, a little naive and in way over her head. If she was human she'd be the girl that puts on fancy eye shadow for a date and then keep forgetting she has it on and touching her eyes...
…and that's probably the first make-up to Transformer comparison ever made in a professional interview so...milestone?
Your series addresses the gender issue in the IDW TF comics continuity, beyond there originally being no gender (perceived to be "he") and Arcee being the lone female by forced transgender surgery. Was this something that IDW wanted to change, or something you were happy to grab the reigns and 'retcon'?
Argh! Don't say the 'r' word! IDW definitely wanted to do a Windblade book and that obviously required a bit of a think to get Lady Bots back in continuity (outside of Arcee's unique situation, as you mentioned), but 'retcon-ing' (actually saying something didn't happen that's already been established) is something I think of as a weapon of last resort. I still have plenty of tricks up my sleeve besides that and, while new information will be revealed, retcon-ing is not happening in Transformers Windblade.
I know Windblade is going to be a mini but, hey, if it does well enough, there's a possibility of a NAUTICA ongoing? How awesomely true is this? #nauticafanclub #ftw!
So awesomely true that I have no idea if it will happen/control if it does happen/information on the subject. Although I will take this moment to say that Windblade and Nautica fans should not be snipping at each other online. There's room for everyone in the pool, kids. Mom's watching.
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CBR News: John and Tom, aside from the obvious implications of the title, what exactly is "Transformers vs. G.I. Joe" all about?
Tom Scioli: We're pretty close to figuring that out ourselves. So far it looks like each issue is going to be a complete "Transformers vs. G.I. Joe" epic that, when taken together, will add up to a multi-chapter mega epic. We've got a really good plot going. Figuring out the tone is the next big challenge. How serious, how funny, how topical.
I did a couple of passes, color thumbnail comics in a style similar to [Scioli's creator-owned series] "Satan's Soldier." In those tests, the tone ended up being in the neighborhood of [Scioli's other creator-owned series] "American Barbarian" and "Satan's Soldier." John is bringing a 21st century version of Classic '60s Marvel tone. I think we'll really nail it down when we find a tone that isn't "AmBarb," isn't '60s Marvel, isn't Alan Moore, isn't Frank Miller, but a tone that is "Transformers vs. G.I. Joe" -- a tone that is unique and specific to the demands of this particular story.
What's it about? Change or die. It's about a big universe where people build crazy, wild, awesome things and use them to kill each other. I'd like to shepherd the characters to a place where they don't want to kill each other anymore, but I don't know if they'll ever get there or not.
So far, the script for this first issue, which we're close to finishing, is the best thing I've ever worked on. I've spent more hours per page on this than anything I've done before, and the results are better than I could've imagined.
John Barber: Yeah, what Tom said. I came into this with a certain idea of where we were heading, and we've wound up somewhere way, way, way better.
The basic idea of the series is that the G.I. Joe team has been fighting COBRA for some time, but just when they think they've defeated their foe, everything blows up to the next level -- and the Cybertronians arrive.
We'll see the origins of our heroes; we'll see first meetings and secret pasts. This is the ground floor of an astounding new reality, here.
Tom, your style is very cosmic and Kirby-esque in nature, so is it safe to assume "Transformers vs. G.I. Joe" will be on a grand, cosmic scale?
Scioli: "Transformers" is a grand, cosmic thing to begin with. "G.I. Joe" is a heightened, sci-fi, 20 minutes into the future version of military adventure. Today's military technology is sci-fi by any reasonable definition, so it does kind of push things in that direction.
Early drafts were extremely serious, hard sci-fi, with absurdist touches and pitch black dark humor. John's brought a little more of a sense of adventure and fun to it. We're folding all of that stuff together and hammering it into what feels like a real, breathing universe from which we can pluck any story we need.
Barber: I think it's fair to say "grand and cosmic" yeah -- maybe "expanding" is another good word.
Merging two major properties like these is something IDW is clearly not taking lightly. How did this idea get started, and how long has it been in development?
Scioli: Months, it seems. When John first floated the idea, I started getting the wheels turning, even before it was confirmed as a thing. I can't help it. I used to fight that urge. Don't work on that, there's no point. I decided not to fight it. If your imagination goes somewhere you'd rather it not, don't fight it, let it happen and see where it goes. So I didn't fight it.
To make this as good as it needs to be, I couldn't wait to get the final okay before I start working. Doing this story one issue at a time just wasn't going to work, so even though I wouldn't advise working on a job you don't yet have, I don't think I'd have gotten the results I wanted if I figured the story out in issue-long chunks, one bit at a time. I knew from past experience, for best results I had to envision what I wanted my entire run to be and then figure out the story as a whole, before I even started work on Issue #1. It's foolishness, but the kind of foolishness you need to create great art.
Barber: At IDW, we'd been interested in doing a "Transformers"/"G.I. Joe" crossover series for a while, but it had to be the right thing. It had to be something really unique and interesting, not just some sort of a cash-grab. 2014 is the 30th Anniversary of "Transformers" and the 50th Anniversary of the original "G.I. Joe" line, so it seemed like we had to do something. But we've got existing comics universes that are pretty clearly not set in the same world. We were trying to figure out what would work and not just feel, well, inessential.
Then Tom emailed in out of the blue, and I'm a big fan of Tom. We started talking about another thing, about Tom doing a cover for another series -- and one day I just thought of Tom doing "Transformers" and "G.I. Joe." So I emailed him, and he was interested -- and I kinda inserted myself into the proceedings as co-writer, which is me kinda staying out of the way and then trying to steal the glory later
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THE BEAT: Since we're doing a 15-anniversary look back, I wanted to ask you if you if you could lay out kind of the structure of IDW. I know that you started it with some partners and then IDT came in as investor — can you just talk about who's still involved and
what their roles are?
ADAMS: Yeah absolutely. I started IDW with three other guys in 1999 and when we organized the business we each owned essentially 25% of the business. So there were four of us who owned 25% and that continued on for quite some time. In the early days of the business actually we weren't a comic book publisher, we were just a creative service company that was doing art and design for a variety of entertainment companies. And so for the first probably 3 or 4 years of IDW it was just the four of us and a handful of employees. We really started with an art book by Ash Wood and that led us to doing 30 Days of Night and CSI comic books. That was around 2001-02 was when we were first starting to publish comic books. But it wasn't really until probably 2004, 2005 when our publishing business started taking off, around the time we picked up the Transformers license, and really started to expand our publishing business. (Editor-in-chief) Chris Ryall came in and really helped us build that business.
If you look at the licensed books that we did when we first got into the game versus the licensed books that we do today, they just weren't as good. And there's that stigma that's associated with a licensed book that I've never really understood. I think it's starting to go away. Our Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles book is regularly on weekly Best Of lists. It was on a bunch of end of the year Best Of lists. The Godzilla book that we did with James Stokoe was critically acclaimed; the Transformers book that James Roberts writes for us is well received not just by people who like Transformers, but people who like well written comic books.
We also have comic books in the Transformers toys and it's the same thing there. If you like that comic book, you got the Transformers toy as a gift for Christmas, you didn't expect to get the comic book, it's just a freebie in there. You read it, you liked it, the back of that comic book completely drives you to the direct market. If we've done our job right it very clearly explains to you, should you like this comic book, here's the next thing to buy and here's the place to buy it.
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No-nonsense businesswoman Savannah Sprunt Fairchild Honeycutt takes on an endeavour more complicated than it seems in Mama Won't Fly, penned by the playwrights at Jones Hope Wooten. She agrees to truck her cantankerous mother across the country in time for her brother's wedding—a task that would be a lot easier if the play were named something else. As it is, the two must make the journey in Mama's rundown sedan, but this is only the start of their problems. Their in-law-to-be, Hayley Quinn, shows up in Alabama unannounced with the bizarre notion that a transnational road trip is the best way to bond with her near-relatives, an idea she comes to regret by the time it's too late to turn back. Before they make it to California, the trio will have to face carjackers, slap-happy aunts, and Vegas ministers with an unseemly propensity for violence.
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Putting memories to paper. 50 percent of you told us that you take the time to fill out a baby book for your child. While the actual process can be time consuming, when your lil looks back and sees the date of her first smile, a lock of her baby hair, and how quickly she outgrew her three-to-six month outfits, you will know that it was time well spent.
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DEPI Fisheries Officers are looking for anyone with information to assist them in the identification of the person responsible for making an illegal opening in the mouth of the Gellibrand River on the afternoon of Saturday 13 April, 2013.
The unlawful opening of the river has had dire consequences for a local licensed commercial eel fisherman.
Director of Education and Enforcement for Fisheries Victoria, Ian Parks said Fisheries Victoria was concerned that as well as the causing the deaths of a number of fish including salmon, flounder and mullet, the lawful activities of a licensed commercial eel fisherman have been severely hindered.
'The fisherman has had a number of nets destroyed and been prevented from further fishing due to the unilateral actions of an individual,' Mr Parks said.
'The illegal opening has meant the loss of over $2,500 worth of fyke (eel) nets.
Mr Parks said that as a result of the rapid decrease in the river level, the fisherman has also incurred a serious loss of potential income.
'Members of the community need to be aware that actions resulting in the preventing or hindering of lawful fishing activities can attract penalties of over $5,000, up to three years imprisonment and the seizure of any equipment used including tractors.'
Local Fisheries Officers have interviewed a suspect but are continuing their inquiries and are seeking assistance from anyone who witnessed the illegal opening.
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Byline: Daily NewsMelissa DiCato scored a game-high four goals as the Royal High of Simi Valley girls' water polo team accomplished what no Marmonte League team has done in five years: defeat Agoura.
The Highlanders upset the Chargers 9-7 on Tuesday at Calabasas High to hand Agoura its first league loss since Newbury Park beat the Chargers in the final league game of 1998.
Agoura (7-3, 2-1), ranked second in Div. IV of the Southern Section, has won five consecutive league titles and is the area's only team to win a Southern Section title in the sport.
Royal (7-2, 4-0) has threatened in recent years, but indicated it was stronger than usual this season by earning a No. 3 ranking in the division.
``It's the year we knew we could come into games and compete,'' Highlanders coach Devin Hurst said. ``They knew they could win - or at least have a chance to win - and they played like they believed that.''
Agoura led 4-2 at the half before Royal took a 7-6 lead in the fourth quarter.
Less than a minute after Agoura tied the score, Sharleanna Richardson scored on a 6-on-5 advantage to give the Highlanders the lead for good with 4:16 remaining.
``It was back and fourth the whole game like we expected it to be,'' Agoura coach Jason Rosenthal said. ``We had a couple of opportunities at the end we didn't put in, and they did on theirs.''
Amy Antonsen scored a team-high two goals for the Chargers, who also had five saves by goalkeeper Nicole Sandefur.
Richardson contributed three goals for the Highlanders.
The victory is Royal's first over the Chargers since the inaugural season of Marmonte play in 1997-98, when Royal finished second and Agoura was third.
The teams meet again Feb. 3 at Rancho Simi Park. However, Agoura faces another tough team right away as the Chargers play Thursday at Thousand Oaks, the division's fourth-ranked team.
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--Newbury Park 18, Moorpark 8: Visiting Moorpark had no answer for Bridget McKee, who scored eight goals as Newbury Park got a much-needed victory to keep itself in contention in the league race.
A loss would have all but eliminated Newbury Park (7-7, 1-3), which is a game behind Westlake, a 9-3 winner over visiting Calabasas on Tuesday.
Danielle LeFevre 13 saves and Christian Lamb scored three goals and Caroline Galambos, Devon Silver-Hill and Kristen Kerchner each scored twice for host Westlake (5-5, 2-2).
--L.A. Baptist 8, Fillmore 0: Kristy Krohn scored four goals, increasing her total to 23 in 10 games this season, as L.A. Baptist of North Hills (9-1) won at home.
The senior captain has scored 103 goals in her four-year varsity career and said she is receiving recruiting interest from Portland and Cal State Northridge.
``Kristy is very intense. Super tenacious,'' L.A. Baptist coach Gilbert Bautista said. ``She out-quicks people to the ball then makes a beeline to the goal. She has speed you can't teach and that's her biggest asset.''
--Malibu 5, St. Monica 1: Malibu's Teresa Deacy entered the home game with one goal but scored three times, once in the first half and twice after halftime.
--L.A. Baptist 75, Desert Christian 49: Kiki Duffus scored 21 points, Sheldon Sheehy and Allen Walker each scored 11 and Sina Javanmard added 10 as host L.A. Baptist of North Hills (10-6) had all nine of its players score.
The Knights' defense was equally effective, limiting Desert Christian of Lancaster to 17 points in the second and third quarters to extend its lead to 63-29 heading into the final eight minutes.
--Oak Park 57, Chaminade 53: Chaminade of West Hills' Kelly Cochran got the better of Emily Medders statistically, scoring 17 points and adding 12 rebounds in a loss at home.
Medders scored 16 and received help from Nicole Shaver and Amanda Ruland, who added 15 and 10 points, respectively, for Oak Park (9-6).
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