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Sean O’Reilly is the owner and operator of Arcana Studio, Canada's largest comic book company.〔Vancouver Sun: (Arcana Studio draws on a dream ) 10 June 2006〕 Through his abilities as a developer of transmedia properties O'Reilly has led Arcana Studio to winning The Joe Shuster Award for Outstanding Publisher in their first year, as voted by the retailers and readers.〔Joe Shuster Awards: (Arcana Studio results, 39% percent ) 7 October 2007〕 As well, Arcana Studio was nominated for a Harvey Award in its first year, a feat unheard of in the quarter century tenure of the award.〔Harvey Awards: (2005 Harvey Award Nominees ) 7 October 2007〕 O’Reilly is also one of the most prolific independent comic book writers in Canada and his creations, Kade and Ezra, have been seen in over 250,000 comics and books and published in eleven countries and seven different languages.〔 O’Reilly resides in Coquitlam, British Columbia, has completed two degrees and his Masters and teaches college level courses both in Vancouver〔Georgia Straight: (Free Comics Boost the Luck of O'Reilly ) 30 June 2004〕 and through UCLA〔(UCLA Writing Instructors )〕 in addition to being a Mentor and Scriptwriting consultant for Telefilm〔(Telefilm Mentors )〕 in 2008 he won the Top 40 Under 40 Award in Vancouver〔SFU () April, 2008〕 and won a Moonbeam Award〔( Moonbeam Award )〕 as well as the Graphic Novel of the Year〔( Graphic Novel of the Year )〕 for ''The Clockwork Girl''. Notable graphic novels include ''Kade'', which has gone on to be one of Arcana's top selling books. The first series, ''Original Sun'', came out in 2005, followed by ''Sun of Perdition'' in 2007,〔() August 29, 2006〕 ''Shiva's Sun'' (2008), ''Rising Sun'' (2009), ''Red Sun'' (2010) and ''Prodigal Sun'' (2011). Kade has now been published in numerous countries including Italy, Germany, France, Spain, Croatia and Poland. An animated series is being developed based on the upcoming graphic novel ''Children of the Black Sun''. In 2007, O'Reilly wrote ''The Clockwork Girl'' with co-creator Kevin Hanna and the steampunk fairytale is now on its way to becoming a (feature film ). O'Reilly is producing and comic co-creator Kevin Hanna is directing. The film stars Alexa Vega of ''Spy Kids'' and ''Repo! The Genetic Opera'' as the lead character Tesla, as well as Carrie-Anne Moss, Brad Garrett, and Jeffery Tambor. The film is due to finish in summer 2011 and looks for release end of 2011. In 2008, Sean created and wrote ''The Gwaii'' after being inspired by the Queen Charlotte Islands. The book went on to win the gold medal in the Moonbeam Awards〔Moonbeam Awards () February, 2010〕 and is being developed as a short film directed by Sean O'Reilly. In 2010, Sean wrote a six book series called Mighty Mighty Monsters〔() 3 April 2011〕 through Capstone Publishers. The series went on to commercial and critical success and another 10 books are scheduled to come out in 2011 and 2012. Sean signed a two book deal with HarperCollins based on ''The Clockwork Girl'' and his new series, ''Pixies''.〔() January 14th, 2011〕 ''Pixies'' is created and written by Sean and is already under development to be Luximation's next feature film after ''The Clockwork Girl''. ==Comic book credits== * ''Kade'' - creator/writer/concept art * ''Ezra'' - creator/writer/concept art * ''Clockwork Girl'' - co-creator/writer〔Comic Book Resources: (Clockwork Girl – Arcana's High-Tech "Romeo & Juliet ) 30 May 2007〕 * ''The Gwaii'' - creator/writer/concept art * ''Torment'' - creator/co-writer/editor * ''Starkweather'' - editor * ''Paradox'' - editor * ''Criss Cross'' - editor * ''The Assassin'' - editor * ''El Arsenal'' - editor * ''Dragon's Lair'' - editor * ''Sundown'' - editor * ''Final Destination'' - editor * ''Se7en'' - writer/editor * ''Kiss'' Kompendium editor (through Harper Collins) 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Sean O'Reilly」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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