Superman's 1st Comic book

The Gamadin crew just discovered Superman's 1st comic book printed in 1938 in Millawanda's archives. By following the link you'll be able to read every page of the original comic. A copy was bought yesterday for one million dollars! http://xroads.virginia.edu/~UG02/yeung/actioncomics/cover.html

New Gamadin T-Shirts

The Gamadin T-shirts are now available at the Gamadin Store.

- All T-shirts are silk-screened on 100% fine jersey cotton.
- A stylish fit on virtually any body type.
- Available in 2 styles, Men's Regular and Fitted Women's. (Black only)
- All T-shirts cost $20.00 (+tax for CA residents) plus shipping.
- Women's sizes run small, which is why they are only available in Medium and Large.

2010 Gamadin Book Tour Schedule

The 2010 Book Tour events are Conventions and Book Fairs only. They do not include the many book signings, guest speaking events at schools, book groups and libraries Tom schedules during his event stops in the cities. For a complete list of Book Events, please click on the following link: BOOK EVENTS

Enlarged Book Tour List

Gamadin Book Series Classroom Guide

The Gamadin Series Classroom Guide is here! Follow this link to download the complete (pdf) guide here, or if you would like a hard copy, contact Francesca Romero at Fran@gamadin.com, and she will send you one FREE!! It's an exciting resource for your classroom.

Mowgi Sculpture

The Mowgi sculpture is finished! Funny thing, the red-eye fix in Photoshop doesn't work on the Undog.

Having an Effect

On my recent 2-day visit (1000+ students) to Jefferson Middle School in Oceanside, CA, many of the students wrote thank you's. Sometimes you wonder if what you're saying is having an effect. Attached are a couple of letters that help answer that question.

Happy 234th Birthday U.S. Marine Corps!

To all the brave Marines stationed here and abroad, past and present, a very happy 234th Birthday!

Thank you for your service to our country, and for keeping us all safe.

The Gamadin Crew says Semper Fi!!

The link below will guide you to my dad singing all three verses to the Marine Hymn for my mother in 1941.

Enjoy!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRUCBVNoPJg