Hi All

Just wanted to let everyone know that I will be at Con Thursday the 24th through Sunday the 27th in Artist’s Alley, table EE-11. Stop by and say hello.

I’ll be selling copies of “The World of Quest: Volume 1″ there and an ashcan-preview of “The World of Quest: Volume 2″ as well as “Scratch-9″ drawn by me and written by Rob Worley (of www.comics2film.com fame).

Hope to see you there.

Jason

Hi All!

Well, it’s been a long, hard road but Volume 2 is finally done (the black and white stuff anyway) and I’m now allowed to post up some images. Check ‘em out. I hope you like them.

The 2008 Midwinter Meeting will be held in Philadelphia, PA, from January 11-16, 2008 and I’ll be there! Stop by the Yen Press booth, say hi, and check out my book, THE WORLD OF QUEST.

The exhibits will be held January 11-14 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, located at 1101 Arch Street. The Exhibits Opening Ribbon-Cutting will be held Friday, January 11, at 5:15 pm preceeding the All-Conference Opening Reception on the Exhibit Floor.

http://www.ala.org/ala/eventsandconferencesb/midwinter/2008/home.htm

And remember, THE WORLD OF QUEST, is in finer bookstores now and the TV series debuts in March!

ISBN-10: 0759524025
ISBN -13: 978-0759524026

Diamond Item Code: (SEP07 4082)

Big news everybody! I’m so psyched! Thanks to KOMIKWERKS and Shannon Eric Denton for getting this deal set up!

YEN PRESS AND KIDS’ WB! TO LAUNCH NEW SERIES THIS FALL

Jason T. Kruse?s World of Quest Hits Bookshelves and Television Screens

NEW YORK, NY (June 4, 2007) ? Among its many efforts to publish across a wide spectrum of the graphic novel market, newly-established imprint Yen Press has announced the fall launch of The World of Quest (ages 9 up; 144 pg; $9.99). Scheduled for publication this November, the graphic novel series will also premiere as an animated series this fall on the Kids WB! block of The CW ? the No.1 rated Saturday morning kids’ broadcast.

What started in 1995 by Jason T. Kruse as a weekly comic strip in his Ohio University student newspaper, ?The Post?, is now a double-threat to graphic novels and Saturday morning cartoons alike, once school is back in session. The adventures of a spoiled young prince who teams up with the planet?s greatest warrior to battle evil and save the world, is sure to be the perfect combination of action and comedy for the 9 and up set. And now, after the show is over, kids can continue the reading adventures of Prince Nestor and Quest in the land of Odyssia whenever they want.

To date, Kids? WB! has six of the top 10 rated shows among broadcast networks on Saturday mornings. The World of Quest is scheduled to air along with three other new adventure shows (Eon Kid, Magi-Nation and Will & Dewitt) and previous shows that have been picked up for another season (Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!, Tom and Jerry Tales, Legion of Super Heroes, The Batman).

Jason T. Kruse is a graduate of the California Institute of the Arts. He has worked on such films as ?Stuart Little?, ?Cats and Dogs?, and ?The Barnyard? and has also worked on creating animations and storyboards for the Disney Channel and Nickelodeon. Kruse currently works at Helixe Studio in Boston as an animator, and continues his consulting work on the animated series The World of Quest.

Yen Press is an imprint of Hachette Book Group USA dedicated to graphic novels for adults and young readers. Yen Press? focus is primarily on licensed manga, but will also publish across the wide spectrum of the graphic novel market, including, but not limited to: original manga publications, original American comics/graphic novels, webcomics, licensed adaptations, and children’s graphic novels.

Hachette Book Group USA (HBG) is the wholly-owned subsidiary of Hachette Livre, and is comprised of the following publishing groups: Warner Books; Little, Brown and Company; FaithWords; Center Street; Little, Brown Books for Young Readers; and HBG Digital Media.