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KC Comic Book Creator Offering Free* Q & A at KC Library


Saturday, November 14th Comic Book Enthusiast, Aspiring Writers and Artists Ages 14 and Older.

Strong Ave. Studios - KC Comic Book Creator "Anthony "AO" Oropeza" of the bilingual comic book character "Amigoman - The Latin Avenger TM" (amigoman.com) and the Kansas City Kansas Argentine Branch Library are proud to announce a Free Saturday Afternoon Q & A (Question and Answer) to all comic book enthusiast, aspiring writers and artists ages 14 and older - November 14th from 1pm to 3pm.

Meet and chat with comic book creator, writer and artist - Anthony "AO" Oropeza, of the bilingual comic book Amigoman - The Latin Avenger TM for a two (2) hour comic book Q & A at no charge.

Amigoman - The Latin Avenger TM produced and published by Oropeza's - Strong Ave. Studios located in KC.
The Q & A will cover the basic creative tasks needed in producing a comic book.

Topics up for discussion will range from: Writing (Storytelling), Art Work (Art Styles), Team Work, Time Management and Costs and other related topics.

Oropeza will also display a wide range of original comic book art, provide free give-aways have artwork for sale and will be available for autographs afterwards.

Donations Asked - But Not Required: *Admission is free but all attendees are asked to bring 1 (one) can good to the presentation. Can goods will be given to a worthy charity for the less fortunate.

Info about Amigoman - The Latin Avenger TM:
The Amigoman - The Latin Avenger comic book centers around the Latino super hero character (AKA - Antonio Alvarado) who after being steered away from the gang life at an early age by his grandfather (Gramps) and shown the way to a better like is by having a purpose in life, staying out of trouble and finishing school, comes home during his first year at law school to find his grandfather brutally mugged and killed. He then plans to bring the killers to justice and then continue his law studies. But in order to find the killers he does so behind the mask of the AMIGOMAN.

About the Books:
Originally Oropeza and Strong Ave. Studios intended to publish comic books that geared toward ages 16 and up but noticed that many schools that called for public appearances were elementary schools from 1st to 8th grade. So Oropeza decided to create an Amigo-Reading Rating System to inform the readers, parents, teachers and librarians of the age appropriateness and level of reader difficulty.

Currently Strong Ave. Studios is finishing its 1st kids book (Beginning Reading Level) titled, "Hola, Soy Amigoman / Hello, I am Amigoman". It's a bilingual, 16 page, color cover with black and white inside pages that double as coloring pages. It's a reading/learning and coloring book all in one.

Notables:
October 20th - Oropeza was the keynote speaker for the Reach Out and Read Kansas City (www.reachoutandread.org) Volunteer Luncheon at the KCMO Central Library.

October 11th - Amigoman - The Latin Avenger was featured in the syndicated BALDO comic strip for the 2009 Hispanic Heritage Month. The Baldo comic strip is printed in over 200 national syndicated newspapers and is shown on line at http://www.gocomics.com/features/search?search_string=amigoman . Baldo is syndicated internationally by Universal Uclick / Universal Press Syndicate (A division of Andrews McMeel Universal).

Since 2005 - Anthony is also known for his volunteer work with the KC youth by starting his Strong Ave. Studios Free Comic Book Art Classes offered to KC youth sponsored in conjunction the KCK Argentine Branch Library.




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