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Marc Bernardin & Ariela Kristantina Create Adora And The Distance OGN
Marc Bernardin & Ariela Kristantina Create Adora And The Distance OGN
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Marc Bernardin and comic book artist
Ariela Kristantina of InSeXts, Mata Hari, Deep State, and The Logan Legacy and have created a new graphic novel inspired by a father s love for his autistic daughter, called
Bernardo Brice, and edited by
Will Dennis, it is getting published digitally this month from comiXology Originals, timed to Father d Day. And for added geek cred, it has a foreword by
Damon Lindelof. Inspired by Bernardin s daughter who was diagnosed with autism as a toddler, Adora and The Distance is a YA fantasy story about a brave young woman of colour who lives in a fantastical world with underground pirates, giants, and ghosts who must confront a mysterious force called The Distance which threatens to destroy it all.
Is Marvel s Blade Reboot Getting Ready to Introduce the Daywalker s Daughter?
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Is Marvel s Blade Reboot Getting Ready to Introduce the Daywalker s Daughter?
A new casting rumor suggests that Marvel will introduce Blade s daughter in the upcoming reboot.
Production on Marvel s upcoming
Blade reboot could be a lot further along than first though, with a new casting report hinting at the potential direction of the movie. The new report claims that the studio is actively casting a character named Ruby, a teen that s said to be thoughtful, serious, and burdened by growing up in a complex world, leaving some to theorize that this could be Blade s estranged daughter.
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“I didn’t write with intent of writing a book, I write as a method of stress reliever.”
Jacqueline Nen from SHP, but Morobe by virtue of marriage never thought she would publish a book, a suspense-thriller novel for that matter. But she did, making her the first Papua New Guinean to write and publish a suspense-thriller novel.
Jacqueline was raised by a teacher-mum so writing was something she did growing up.
“As soon as I could put write the alphabet and my numbers, I began writing short stories.”
Even through High School, Jacqueline continued writing but this time began writing much longer stories.