Life Maxx Headquarters

LIFE MAXX SOARS INTO ACTION AND BACK INTO PRINT (9/08)
Chris Yambar, A Way With Words Foundation, and Cinemanix Productions are on the move to take Life Maxx to the next level with a mix of live action and animation. The creative team is putting the finishing touches on an action filled trailer to show investors interested in being a part of the next big phase of the world's first cancer survivor superhero. Yambar announced expansive plans to develop a series of DVD adventures with the character to be distributed to Children's Hospitals, schools, parents of cancer survivor young people, and those in the cancer fighting industry. "These Life Maxx adventures will be instructional, exciting, informative, and encouraging as well as big time fun for the whole family," Yambar explained, "There will be plenty of outer space, monsters, and alien encounters in addition to real life drama. Fans will love watching Life Maxx evolve as a superhero with new gadgets and gizmos to keep our planet safe from harm while at the same time keeping himself refreshed and ready to make sure he keeps winning his battle against cancer." Actor and model, Todd Stovall, will play the mighty Life Maxx in front of the camera and continue making public appearances dressed as the character. "In time," Yambar continued, "We're hoping to develope an army of Life Maxx characters who can travel to hospitals to visit young people battling cancer on the front lines. How cool would it be to look up and see YOUR superhero walking straight out of the comics and DVDs and right into the room you're resting in?!!" Yambar also announced that he and legendary comic artist George Broderick Jr. are beginning work on the second Life Maxx comic book which is slated to see print in early 2009. Watch this space for new updates and make sure you visit www.awaywithwordsfoundation.org

LIFE MAXX COMIC FIRST DAY CHARITY SIGNING

On Sunday, November 18, 2007 America's newest superhero sensation, LIFE MAXX, will take flight during a mall-wide charity event at the Southern Park Mall, in Boardman, Ohio. "An Evening Of Giving" will allow holiday shoppers to get a head start on their gift list buying with lots of huge store discounts only available between 6:30 PM and 9:30 PM... AFTER THE MALL HAS CLOSED TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC. Shoppers who want to enjoy these money saving private shopping hours can do so by making a $10.00 donation at the door which goes directly to support the numerous local non profit organizations from the Mahoning Valley and The Simon Youth Foundation. One of the organizations that will benefit from this event is THE R.O.C.c.K. CHILDREN'S CHOIR and the A WAY WITH WORDS FOUNDATION, INC. whose young people will be performing selections from their newest 15 song CD release, "Compilation of Talent Donated for Cancer". The choir is made up entirely of children cancer survivors. For more information on this dynamite organization visit: www.awaywithwordsfoundation.com or www.lifemaxxhq.org
Look out citizens! During this event the R.O.C.c.K. CHOIR kids will be wearing their own LIFE MAXX super hero survivor gear complete with capes, masks, and LIFE MAXX T-shirts! Why? Because this is the night that the all new LIFE MAXX comic book will be released to the planet for the very first time! Award winning painter, writer, and LIFE MAXX co-creator CHRIS YAMBAR will be signing copies of this first edition printing for anyone making a minimum donation of $5.00 to the A WAY WITH WORDS FOUNDATION during this charity event. YAMBAR and the R.O.C.c.K. CHOIR will be located in front of MACY'S Department store. (Yes, he'll have plenty of BART SIMPSON comics on hand too!)
You won't want to miss out on this great night of giving, shopping, savings, and having super fun... to the MAXX! What a great way to kick off the holiday season.
The Southern Park Mall is located at 7401 Market Street in Boardman, Ohio.

NATIONAL COMIC DEBUT OF LIFE MAXX COMIC AT 2007 MID-OHIO-CON

"I can't think of a better place to unveil a new super hero comic for charity", LIFE MAXX creator, Chris Yambar announced from his secret lair, "The Mid-Ohio-Con is famous for being one of the most family oriented, fan friendly, and professionally run comics and entertainment conventions on the planet. Every year Roger Price and his staff go out of their way to host a unique charity opportunity for the crowd in attendance and this year will be no different. Behold, the first issue of LIFE MAXX!"
Although there will be over 100 comics and entertainment celebrities at this years Mid-Ohio-Con there will only be one place to get your signed copies of the 24 page first edition LIFE MAXX comic book: the joint booths of Chris Yambar and George Broderick Jr. (Booth #s 221 & 320). Comics will be available for a minimum donation of $5.00 per copy.

Fans will want to get a good look at the attractive Mid-Ohio-Con staff and security who will be sporting all new LIFE MAXX T-shirts during the show too. The official LIFE MAXX T-shirts and mugs will soon be available on the LIFE MAXX Head Quarters site sometime early after the first of the year.
What a great way to get a cool collectable and do some real good at the same time.
This years Mid-Ohio-Con will be held Saturday Nov. 24 (10 AM-6 PM) & Sunday Nov. 25 (10 AM-5 PM) at the Battelle Hall in the Greater Columbus Convention Center in Columbus, Ohio. For more information on the Mid-Ohio-Con visit: www.midohiocon.com
For more information on the A Way With Words Foundation visit: www.awaywithwordsfoundation.com or www.lifemaxxhq.org

YAMBAR & BRODERICK JR. JOIN THE FIGHT AGAINST CHILDREN’S CANCER WITH LIFE MAXX COMIC!

When poet and musician BRENDA RIDER approached Chris Yambar and George Broderick, Jr., with the idea of developing a comic book for the A WAY WITH WORDS FOUNDATION, INC., that could reach today’s young people battling cancer, she came to the right place!
Imagine a superhero having to battle everything from the angry green aliens and killer robots to weirdo monster villain-types just to come home to his secret lair where he has to engage in a private battle with cancer.
“Normally you wouldn’t see this type of theme explored in a superhero comic. Children’s cancer just isn’t approached in this way,” Chris Yambar, the comic’s creator and writer, explained, “But that’s the whole point of LIFE MAXX. He doesn’t exhibit the victimized mindset that you’d expect to find with someone in his physical condition. Rather than concentrate on all the things that he can no longer do, LIFE MAXX focuses on all the things that he CAN do. That’s what makes him the ultimate hero, an overcomer. LIFE MAXX isn’t a cancer victim - he’s a cancer SURVIVOR!”
The first issue of LIFE MAXX focuses on the origin of the lead character where we see his progression from a promising teenage athlete, to

his battle with cancer, and his eventual emergence as one of Earth’s greatest protectors. The issue also introduces CHEMO GIRL, a metaphorical character who explains the chemotherapy process to a young girl who is having second thoughts about starting her treatment.
“Every once in a while there are projects that come along that you just must set time aside for no matter how much work you have on the drawing board at the moment,” adds LIFE MAXX artist and co-designer, George Broderick, Jr., “This is one of those projects.”
“No matter what the circumstances may be, there’s hope in what we do,” stated Brenda Rider, the comic’s co-creator and herself a cancer survivor, “There are far worse things in life to be concerned with than cancer. Giving up is one of them.”
The LIFE MAXX comic is being created with an outreach emphasis on the youth cancer reader and their encouragement as well as for the parents and the medical professionals in the field who can use this product to help them adopt the LIFE MAXX SURVIVOR mentality.
In addition to the initial comic, A WAY WITH WORDS FOUNDATION, INC., will be launching a line of positive LIFE MAXX HQ products, entertainment, and an interactive website that can be accessed for additional information on the fight against children’s cancer. Watch this space for more details!