abadazad造句

• DeMatteis credits the Abadazad experience as inspiring his 2010 prose children's fantasy novel " Imaginalis ".
• Originally meant to be a tetralogy, Disney Publishing changed plans to eight Abadazad volumes, of which only three were published.
• The third book  " Abadazad : The Puppet, The Professor and The Prophet "  was released in the United Kingdom in 2007.
• The Walt Disney Company acquired " Abadazad " for its Hyperion Books for Children imprint . and " Abadazad : The Dream Thief "  were released June 2006.
• The Walt Disney Company acquired " Abadazad " for its Hyperion Books for Children imprint . and " Abadazad : The Dream Thief "  were released June 2006.
• The synopsis for Book 4 from Amazon . UK reads as follows : " A groundbreaking mix of fiction and full-colour comic strip that follows a headstrong girl's journey into the bizarre fictional world of Abadazad to rescue her brother.
• On November 15, 2004, Disney announced it had purchased CrossGen's assets for $ 1 million with plans to publish four prose hardcover novels based on writer J . M . DeMatteis and artist Mike Ploog's " Abadazad ".
• After Disney acquired " Abadazad ", along with the rest of CrossGen's intellectual property, the story was reborn in June 2006 in a unique hybrid format : a children's book series that combines sequential art segments alternating with prose segments.
• Although he and artist Mike Ploog originally signed up for eight volumes ( with hopes for twelve, depending on sales ), J . M . DeMatteis said the Abadazad book series ended after three books, and the third book would not released in the United States.
• With old colleague Steve Gerber, Ploog drew the Malibu Comics one-shot " Sludge : Red X-Mas " ( Dec . 1994 ), but otherwise remained away from comics for another decade before teaming with veteran writer J . M . DeMatteis on the CrossGen fantasy " Abadazad " ( May 2004 ).