Macomb Firm Issues Motion Comic On Twilight Author

Macomb Township-based Eagle One Media Wednesday announced the release of "Twilight: Unbound - The Stephenie Meyer Story," a motion comic covering the life of the author of the wildly popular Twilight vampire series.

The comic is now available through outlets such as iTunes, Nokia's Ovi Store, and Android's Marketplace; with availability soon on Amazon On-Demand and CinemaNow among others.

This unique, unofficial biography is available as a video download or a packaged mobile app that also contains a history of the real life town of Forks, Wash., where the fictional Twilight stories take place.

From a dream to a string of bestsellers to a successful movie franchise, Stephenie Meyer has captured the imagination of millions around the world with her Twilight stories about a young girl and her vampire lover. Now the tables are turned as Stephenie Meyer is featured in this new unofficial biography.

Named USA Today's "Author of the Year" in 2008, witness her beginnings in Connecticut and Utah, to her success and fame, as told by the most famous vampire of them all! A video clip is available on YouTube at www.youtube.com/watch?v=OeoqrmUgBF0.

The Twilight: Unbound motion comic utilizes the storyline, art, and dialog from Washington-based Bluewater Productions just released comic book and with the addition of voice-over, special effects, music, and animation, creates a video adaptation that is viewable on various media platforms. This video joins Eagle One Media's other available motion comics such as Street Fighter, based on the popular CAPCOM video game, and Voltron: Defender of the Universe, based on the anime television series. All of which are available on DVD or for download through iTunes, Playstation Network, and other outlets.

Eagle One Media Inc., www.eagleonemedia.com, produces animated motion comics based on globally recognized licensed properties. The company has released motion comics based on Street Fighter, Voltron: Defender of the Universe, and The Terminator. The Company's Street Fighter and Voltron motion comics were recently broadcast over several weeks on the popular Syfy Channel. It also offers hundreds of comics from numerous publishers that are available for download from its Web site.