New York, NY - Fanboy Entertainment Launches Official Website

Fanboy Entertainment is pleased to announce the launch of their new website, http://www.fanboyinc.com. The official home page of the company, www.fanboyinc.com will serve as an ever-expanding online resource for all manga, anime and comic book fans.

"We're pleased to finally have www.fanboyinc.com up and running.", comments C.B. Cebulski, Fanboy Entertainment's publisher. "An online presence is a must in this day and age, and we are already a little behind in the game by just getting rolling now. However, we didn't want to launch until we had a little content under our belts. Now fans of any of our products and series can go up to the site and find out what we are all about and see what else we have going on. I'm pleased with what we have to offer online now but canšt wait to see the site grow and expand over the months to come. This is just the beginning."

At www.fanboyinc.com, viewers can find art and info from all of the titles Fanboy is associated with; from manga and anime series like Dark Angel and Steam Detectives, to the works of Dan Brereton and Andi Watson, to new, original properties like Sidekicks and Spellbound. It's all there. Updates and exclusives features will become commonplace.

News will be updated daily. "Every morning, I check about 15 different websites to catch up on all the news I am interested in reading about. My list ranges from Japanese anime and manga sites that report on projects and trends in Japan to comic and toy sites here. I want to try and take the most interesting news items from those sites and incorporate them into the Fanboy news section. I also am going to be personally commenting on certain articles, adding a little twist to your average news report. I am a fanboy after all. I am not with my opinion in all this.", Cebulski jokes. "If I know about it, I want you to know about it. And I want you to know what I think about it."

Cebulski continues, "One of the main things we hope to do with www.fanboyinc.com is bring a wider range of people with different interests together under one site. From my surfing now, I see manga fans frequenting manga sites, anime fans at anime sites and comic fans at comic sites. There doesn't seem to be a lot of cyber-mingling happening yet. The news, chats, message boards and forums all remain very specific to each site. I think there is a lot of crossover between the genres that is being neglected. I know plenty of comic fans who are interested in manga; there are anime fans who love color comics. I want them all to be able to come together at www.fanboyinc.com and share their passions with each other. I see our forums as being key in this. I canšt wait to see how it all develops."

Thanks go out to C.B. Cebulski, Fanboy Entertainment's president, for passing along this info.