Jesi The Genie is an anime-inspired Arabian Nights comedy/fantasy! Young desert dweller Din releases the bodacious blonde genie Jesi, but her twisted sister, a pampered princess, and a sinister sorcerer complicate their wouldbe budding romance! 100 Big Pages of manga magic! Featuring material by Jer Alford, E. Aedo, Alison Bailey, James Dawsey, Natalie Eckman, Amanda Goodwin, Ariel Levya, Jennifer Ortolano, Jenn Oscieki, Isabel Marks, Takara Matsumi, Serena Paccagani, and Aimi Tokutake.

Jesi The Genie is an anime-inspired Arabian Nights comedy/fantasy! Young desert dweller Din releases the bodacious blonde genie Jesi, but her twisted sister, a pampered princess, and a sinister sorcerer complicate their wouldbe budding romance! 100 Big Pages of manga magic!

Mini-Komix keeps putting out the hits with this traditional Ashcan Album! Some of our regular characters in new stories, as well as fresh material! This features two stories of T.E.D.(Time Exploration Droid), plus High School Sweethearts, Kitty Honey, Gaijin Hi, and Sushi Breakfast from Senshi Vs. Sentai. All this and Seasons Greetings From Hell! Hip hits from the indy comics crowd!

Magical Girls summons up the mahou shoujo madness for all otaku! The Princess Patrol heads out first as a five fairy tale characters(Snow White, Rose Red, Rapunzel, Beauty, and Badura)are reincarnated as modern day magical girls to battle the evil Snow Queen. Grace the Amazing transforms into a magic catgirl to face her destiny. The crime fighter Kitty Honey and her sidekick Neko Kamen are confronted by the crafty Copycat. Jesi the Genie then gets a handsome new master during the Arabian Nights. Magical manga maidens march forth to save the day! Featuring material by Jer Alford, Elisa Bermejo, Natalie Eckman, Lucy Fidelis, Ariel Levya, Jenn Oseicki, John Prather, Ashley Rowland, Charis Taylor, and Sean Taylor.

Includes entries for maps and atlases.

This book includes a royalty free play script for teen actors called the Weird, Wild and Wonderful Days of School. This play has a flexible cast. Not all scenes need to be performed. And actors can play multiple parts because no characters repeat from scene to scene. The smallest cast you could have by doing all the scripts would be three males and four females. But there are many as 49 speaking roles possible.