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Welcome to the home of Knight Seeker
June 23, 2008
Video from Wizard Con
posted by DAR

*This was our first ever panel, all of us were a little nervous,
but we left a good impression on the people
who attended.*
Links below.
Video One: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYPNiMr7JDw
Viceo 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=az9wBFUUW0E
Video 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUtN5Z34Z_w

This is not the cover. This is poster art by
Shawn Alleyne and Blair Smith.

June 14, 2009
I would like to thank the Trenton Times
for selecting my project as an article
in our local Trenton, NJ newspaper. Article written by
Matthew Fair, editor Tony Hagen.
Trenton Times Front Page
JUNE 15, 2009 (Monday)

Full article Click link below
http://www.nj.com/mercer/index.ssf/2009/06/trenton_superhero_fills_niche.html#more

Shawn Alleyne makes press for Philly Wizard Con.
Full story at link below.
http://www.philly.com/community/pa/philadelphia/star/Wizards_of_the_comic_book_art.html?page=1&c=y
 
Knight Seeker
(Superhero Fantasy Text Novel, Not A Graphic Novel)
This is the first story of a very unique and different style of super hero.
Nygel Spinner lived a normal life as a college student,
until one fateful night he became something more than human.
With advanced technology and superhuman abilities he suddenly became the ultimate hunter.
As Nygel tries to balance his normal life with the dangers of being Knight Seeker,
evil forces are at work attempting to dominate the world of the living.
Join Knight Seeker as he battles Warlord Sage, a demon bent on opening the gates of hell
and unleashing doom for all mankind.
Knight Seeker II:
Crimes of Passion
(Caption Novel : Text Novel Combined with Chapter illustrations)
Thrust into a violent situation,
Knight Seeker becomes a wanted criminal in league with two powerful mutants.
One of the mutants is an exiled Roman Catholic Priest trying to reconnect with his past;
the other is a jewelry thief intent on stealing a mysterious and highly coveted religious artifact.
Chased by United States Marshals and a high-tech enforcement group,
they run throughout the city to avoid being captured dead or alive.
As gang violence and the mutant threat tear the city apart,
the New York Police Department tries to keep the peace
while Knight desperately attempts to clear his name.
To order a book or books to be mailed to you
SIGNED AND DATED from the author please contact
EricCooper@knightseeker.com
I accept Paypal, and money orders at this time.
Book 1 of Knight Seeker $17.00 includes shipping.
Book 2 of Knight Seeker $23.00 includes shipping.
** For both books it will be a reduced price of $35.00, includes shipping **
---Bonus for both books will include (1) Color 11 x 17 print,---
-----and will include (1) Black and white 11X17 print.-----
**Please note international will be a different price**
Currently Book 1 of Knight Seeker can be ordered on most book websites,
or from a local book store. They will be a special order from
the wearhouses around the country.
Book 2 of Knight Seeker will not be ready for store or website sales until
mid summer 2009, but it can be ordered from the author at this time.
11 x 17 Prints
Color Prints
A. B. C.
D. E.
F.
11 x 17 Prints
Black and White Prints
G. H.
I. J.
K. L. M.
When ordering 11" X 17" (Inch) Prints Please order by
-Letter- to the bottom right of the print.
(2) Color Prints and (2) B/W Prints are $12 dollars includes shipping.
(10) Prints (5 Color) (5 B/W) are $20.00 dollars includes shipping.
*Note you are allowed to purchase same prints*
**Also Note, International Shipments result in higher pricing**
ALL ORDERS FOR PRINTS WILL BE SIGNED
AND DATED BY THE AUTHOR.
To place order contact
ericcooper@knightseeker.com
I accept Paypal and money orders
Knight Seeker Shirts $14 dollars
includes shipping.
M , L , XL
Images are in gold matalic front and back of the shirt.
100 % Cotton Navy Blue Short Sleeve
1.jpg) 1.jpg)
Front Rear
To place an order for a shirt
contact
ericcooper@knightseeker.com
accept PayPal, and money orders
International Shipments result in higher cost.
Video from Crazy AL during ECBACC 2008
This was my first longer extended interview.
I was a little nervous, but I have gotten
better with speaking in front of a camera.
Also please forgive the noise in the background,
it was a busy day at the convention.
Click picture for the video.

New artists added to Indy Staff
Matthew D. Seel
Michael Parla
Eric Maruscak
David Quiles

Matthew D. Seel
This is just a sample of his work.
He is highly dangerous with airbrushing.
All around well balanced artist.
http://www.myspace.com/dreammakersink

Private comission done by
Michael Parla
http://www.comicspace.com/mparla/

Eric Maruscak
Most of you would know him by the
huge chalk arts he does
at some of the large
comic book conventions in the country.
http://www.pepperink.com/

David Quiles
David has been around the comic conventions
for a number of years, and this picture
of Spiderman is what caught my attention.
http://www.comicartfans.com/comic-artists/David_Quiles.asp
I love this novel by John Cullins
Dusk: A Crown of Horns
The book was written by John Cullins from Texas.
It is one in a series of books by this author.
Go to the website by clicking banner.

This is really cool, Seeker Entertainment was
interviewed by Peter LePage and his staff
from News-A-Rama. Antonio, Blair, Shawn, and I were
just having a fun time at NY Comic Con 2008,
and we were happy to do it.
*Click Pulp Secret image below to access video.*

Knight Seeker reviewed by Matthew Goad
of the Seattle Sinner.
*Please note the Seattle sinner website is mainly for the mature ages of 18 years old and above.*
http://www.theseattlesinner.com

http://www.greatnessproject.com
Honor: The Way to Become a Superhero April 2009
While at LensCrafters I met a superhero -- acting as an eyeglass specialist.
He revealed his secret identify only after we began talking about greatness.
Although he wears a costume at times (more on that later) , he’s primarily focused on helping those without hope.
His personal story highlights one characteristic shared by Greatness Architects – they honor others.
is an amazing, athletic and energized man who credits his life goals
and success in reaching them to his mother and grandmother.
These women were the Greatness Architects in his life and helped him recognize his unique abilities.
By honoring Eric, they fostered his individuality and independence.
How do Greatness Architects honor others as well as themselves?
Three disciplines honor individuals and help them achieve greatness:
1) supporting freedom of choice:2) fostering strengths; and 3) enabling independence.
Ensuring awareness and disciplined use of our freedom of choice is one primary way we honor others or ourselves.
Believing that all of our life’s outcomes are uncontrollable puts us at risk for learned helplessness.
We give up and let whatever might happen, happen. Greatness Architects make others aware of choices they have
and encourage them to choose.
The simple act of choosing is immensely empowering and fosters a sense of control in life. At an early age,
Eric realized the intersection of two things he wanted to do: write science fiction and help others.
Every day he chooses to follow that dream.
Greatness Architects know that everyone has freedom of choice
and they encourage everyone to make a choice rather than remaining helpless.
Greatness Architects also exemplify honor by fostering strengths rather than focusing on weakness.
Our society operates according to the premise that if we focus on fixing what we do poorly, we will become great.
The belief that we can fix what is deficient to become great is called the “deficit theory of change.”
This doesn’t work and, in fact, deflects attention from a strategy that can: focusing on strengths.
Eric’s family helped him find his unique strengths and then fostered those strengths. Greatness Architects encourage others
and themselves to identify what they do best and then find ways to develop those strengths even further.
Finally, Greatness Architects show honor by enabling independence in thought and action.
Great individuals do not generally follow the crowd,
but their independence most likely emerged as a result of being challenged. In 1987,
psychologists Nemeth and Chiles found that independence develops more when people experience dissent or challenge.
Your sense of independence will not grow if everyone around you is in agreement.
Dissent compels people to examine their concepts
and actually develop a stronger sense of independence.
Eric is trying to change the concept of a superhero
and hears plenty of dissent. Greatness Architects don’t just listen to those who agree with them,
they’re willing to listen to dissenting views.
Eric Cooper, the Knightseeker, was encouraged by two Greatness Architects to become the very best he could become.
They honored him by giving him freedom of choice, helping him identify his strengths and fostering independence.
Now, Eric has taken on the role of Greatness Architect. Speaking about his book around the country, sometimes in costume,
he fosters freedom of choice, strengths and independence by giving hope to the hopeless.
We don’t have to don a costume to be a Greatness Architect,
but developing our own greatness and helping others to do so one way to become a superhero.
The Greatness ProjectTM is researched and written by: Scott Asalone & Jan Sparrow Copyright © ASGMC, Inc. 2009

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