Raytoons Cartoon Avenue is a 54-page *genre free* cartooning magazine put together in a book format by a many different artists and writers. In each volume, you'll find a wide range of story types from a variety of cartoonists and writers, all here to tell stories that appeal to all you comic book readers out there... and beyond You'll find comedy, adventure, drama, fantasy/scifi, historical, and much much more All comics and stories are developed for general audiences, meaning both children and adults can read and enjoy them. This book features the works of Raymond Mullikin, Paul Fini, Daniel Blodgett, Dan McMahan, Bryon Steiner, Stuart Mason Helmintoller, Francis Bonnet, Sean Kelley, Michael Grover, and Les Mellor

Cartoonist and Educator Raymond Mullikin gives kids a step-by-step hands-on process to turn their creative ideas into comic book reality. In this 440-page book, students will learn warm-up and imagination exercises, as well as be able to draw humorous cartoon figures and animals. The book will also help them in their planning of their characters and story. And most importantly: They will also get to make their own comic

The World of Weralt is an entertaining fantasy story of a young boy named Timothy and his adventures in the magical world of Weralt. One ill-fated night, mysterious creatures called Deorcs attack Timothy's home town in the kingdom of Albian. Timothy makes a pledge to his people that he will venture to the Weralt Mountains to find where these horrendous creatures came from. Thus Timothy bravely sets out to find the dwelling of the Deorcs. Timothy's adventures in the magical land of Weralt will keep you turning pages as fast as you can He and other heroes must escape evil Deorcs, deadly dragons, shadowy winged beasts, ghostly apparitions, giant water serpents... and even a despicable traitor

A new parakeet arrives into the family household and the other bird, named Rainbow, wants nothing to do with it. Everywhere Rainbow hides the new bird seems to find him. In the end, Rainbow realizes the foolishness of running and they soon become friends, enjoying each others company on top of a big wooden perch. Throughout the story, the themes of getting along, sharing, and making new friends come across loud and clear. A goofy comic-book-styled children's story, starring two crazy parakeets. While these stories are fairly straightforward with touches of childlike humor throughout, it's the bright and colorful artwork that will attract youngsters' attention. The cartoon-style drawings set against soft-focus, almost impressionistic backgrounds keep Rainbow and his new bird friend at center stage, and their expressions at the end of each story are priceless.