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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Add a Little Piracy to Your Music Collection KAYSVILLE, Utah, May 17, 2007 -- With the release of the record breaking Pirates of the Caribbean movies, it's no surprise that fans have been left wanting more. A Salt Lake City-based music group has answered the call with their new album, Last Voyage of the Black Betty. Rust Monster, an all-original pirate music group, has picked up their cutlasses, flintlocks and guitars to create a one-of-a-kind pirate musical experience. "We're living out our childhood dreams," says Larry Nybo, drummer. "I think everyone has a little pirate in them; it's our job to reach into our fans' souls and draw him out." Rust Monster's debut album, Last Voyage of the Black Betty, tells the story of Captain Stark, a fictional 18th-century pirate, as he sails his ship, The Black Betty, from port to port, looting the open seas. The story climaxes when Stark meets his old nemesis, Captain Henry Ramos, plucky pirate hunter, and they battle to the death ship-to-ship.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
May 7, 2007
Official Press Release
Contact:
Nick Defina; President
Septagon Studios, Inc.
defina8953@rogers.com
SEPTAGON STUDIOS WANTS TO KNOW: ARE YOU READY?
Septagon Studios announces a new level for imagination and creativity.
TORONTO, ONTARIO (May 7, 2007) -- Septagon Studios is launching a new ad campaign that reflects the future of its publications.
The advertisement, dubbed "Taking Imagination and Creativity to a New Level," debuts on various Internet media outlets, print media and magazine sources, and at local conventions. The campaign was designed by Septagon Studios, Inc. Vice President and Art Director, Philip Defina.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
April 29, 2007
Official Press Release
Contact:
Nick Defina; President
Septagon Studios, Inc.
defina8953@rogers.com
SEPTAGON STUDIOS ANNOUNCES “SHOW YOUR STUFF” CONTEST
Winners receive Scorn prize package, and be displayed at Paradise Comicon in Toronto!
TORONTO, ONTARIO (April 29, 2007) -- Septagon Studios, Inc. announces the June 2007 Paradise Comicon “SHOW YOUR STUFF” Contest, offering creators a chance to have their artwork displayed and viewed by comic book fans and professionals at the best comic show in Toronto!
Septagon Studios is anxiously awaiting your best cover illustrations or sequential. We want to bring artwork of various styles to the largest celebration of comics in Toronto: the Paradise Comicon on June 8-10 at Exhibition Place.

Doc Savage: The Lost Radio Scripts
of Lester Dent
Written by: Lester Dent
Interior Art: Tom Roberts
Cover Art: Bob Larkin (reg), Doug Klauba (LTD)
352pgs, b/w, Squarebound, 6”x9”, $18.95 (LTD hardcover $49.99)
ISBN: 1-933076-26-7
(13 digits): 978-1-933076-26-3
Doc Savage: to the world at large, he is a strange, mysterious figure of glistening bronze skin and exotic, gold-flecked eyes. To his unique band of associates—Renny, Monk, Ham, Long Tom, Johnny, and occasionally, his cousin, Pat—he is a man of superhuman strength and protean genius, whose life is dedicated to the destruction of evil-doers.
To his fans he is the greatest adventure hero of all time, whose fantastic exploits are unequaled for hair-raising thrills, breath-taking escapes and bloodcurdling excitement!

CLASH #2 (of 5)
Story: Greg Karras
Art: Cory Hamscher
Colors: Barry Williams, Lori Johnsen
Cover A: Cory Hamscher,
Cover B: Ron Frenz,
32pgs, color, $3.50, 2-covers 50-50 split
For years, the super-humans of the Protectorate have turned a blind eye to the veiled activities of C.L.A.S.H.
But no longer…Back-to-back acts of terrorism, committed by former C.L.A.S.H member Wrath rouse the Protectorate’s fury. Wrongfully blaming C.L.A.S.H., they unleash the monstrous, homicidal Mutants upon an unsuspecting public.
Now C.L.A.S.H. must not only stop Wrath’s latest terror attack, but also find a way to end the Mutant’s murderous rampage.
