Title: SORCERERS AND SECRETARIES GN (2005) #2

Publisher: Tokyo Pop (Formerly Mixx)

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SORCERERS AND SECRETARIES VOL 2 GN (OF 2)
Josh and Nicole make amends when he accidentally reads Nicole's diary, and is amazed by the incredible worlds that she's creating inside her head. A dull day at his job inspires him to convince Nicole to finish up her story and submit it to a fantasy magazine. Sparks fly between them, but Nicole is torn between focusing on her new-found attraction, and her new-found creative outlet. Sell Sheet Keynote: Kare Kano meets the overactive imagination of Ally McBeal Key Selling Points: • Wildly imaginative romantic comedy that will appeal to fans of Kare Kano and MARS • Internet marketing campaign targeting high-traffic core fan sites-2 million impressions expected • Manga preview and creator feature in Takuhai issue #3 (Winter), 200,000+ copies in distribution • The creator graduated from The School of Visual Arts and runs her online comic site, felaxx.com, where she serializes her own fantasy story, Reman Mythology. • Fans of Labyrinth, The Neverending Story and The Princess Bride will find (this) a pleasant read. Rated: Check It - IGN • HOME TOWN: Pasadena, CA Blurbs: • 'Fans of Labyrinth, The Neverending Story and The Princess Bride will find a pleasant read in Sorcerers & Secretaries, and the fact that the entire story will only set you back the cost of two issues absolves you of the major time and money investment most manga series demand...Ganter delivers a solid tale of the ideals of love versus the reality of the situation. Nicole seems unwilling to give up her fantasy world for something more real, warts and all. It is this reluctance that drives the story. It's a crossroad most people come to in their pursuit of love, a rite of passage where one leaves the fantasies carried since childhood about what love ought to be for the reality of what love is, no matter how much work it may take.' - IGN.com