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Thu Aug 16, 2007 — by Martha Thomases

Zeroes 2 Heroes looking for artists

As part of a promotion for the ReBoot TV series (which Rainbow Entertainment is trying to revive), Zeroes 2 Heroes is going to publish a new ReBoot comic. They're looking for an art team with a contest online.

Here's what you do: Pick a ReBoot character and sketch it. Fans will vote and you'll be notified in August and start work in September.

The ReBoot pitches are found here; you need to be logged in.
Launch the Flash viewer by clicking on any of the pitch thumbnails.
Browse through the pitches and pick the character or world you think is the most interesting.
Upload a sketch using the "Upload" button.

Then tell ComicMix how it goes.

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Elayne Riggs (9:46 AM on Fri Aug 17, 2007)

Oh, I loved this series! It came out at a time when computer advances were happening so fast that it was practically obsolete and dated by the time it aired, but I adored the characters, particularly the women.

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