Islamic comics for kids, anti-terror (UPDATED)

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, Jan. 21 - For comic book readers in Arab countries, the world often looks like this: superheroes save American cities, battle beasts in Tokyo and even on occasion solve crimes in the French countryside. But few care about saving the Arab world.

If Naif al-Mutawa has his way, that is about to change. Young Arabs will soon be poring over a new group - and new genre - of superheroes like Jabbar, Mumita and Ramzi Razem, all aimed specifically at young Muslim readers and focusing on Muslim virtues.

Mr. Mutawa's Teshkeel Media, based in Kuwait, says that in September it will begin publishing "The 99," a series of comic books based on superhero characters who battle injustice and fight evil, with each character personifying one of the 99 qualities that Muslims believe God embodies.

And he got $7 million dollars.

BUT

There is no free on line version,
and it comes out only ONCE a month,
This smells like its more about MONEY
Than new Models for Islamic kids.

If I was an investor I'd watch this very close.
We stand corrected
Example of the comic

But we expected a newspaper type ( 3 or 4 frames ) of regular comic to be posted to the Internet ( and embedded to many web sites FREE ), and auto updated with new comic every week. PROMOTION...

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