Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "12 Days (book)" in English language version.
I met June Kim at San Diego Comic-Con in 2004, about three weeks after I started my career at TOKYOPOP. A fellow editor, Mark Paniccia, was trying to recruit her, and he got me involved with pitching the project and putting together exactly what this book would be until I got to take over for real when Mark left the company for his own dream job at Marvel Comics.
I met June Kim at San Diego Comic-Con in 2004, about three weeks after I started my career at TOKYOPOP. A fellow editor, Mark Paniccia, was trying to recruit her, and he got me involved with pitching the project and putting together exactly what this book would be until I got to take over for real when Mark left the company for his own dream job at Marvel Comics.