come check out the physical manifestation of the Cadre Corner Studios Storefront... :D

check out Store v1 first
and then
check out Store v2 to see the newest incarnation of the store.

not to mention me with hair and me without... lol.

Let us know what ya think.

http://www.cadrecorner.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=34&sid=f5942ef73e233e3d5f26fe079ae90bc1

For more information... inquire there on the forums.

As we all know, it takes money to continue with a dream... that being said, we are always looking for new ways to help support the dream in order to fulfill our mission statement.

Mission Statement:The Cadre Corner Studios is to be an Avenue for promoting Talent which is dedicated to quality and excellence in the multiple realms of art with a professional mindset.

We are here to help talented individuals get the guidance they need to become forces of their own and make impact in the art world.

Be sure to check out our gallery for the works we have done, can do for you and will continue to work on as time permits.

Be sure to check out our forums to keep up with what's going on as well as get to know the members on a personal basis.

Be sure to check out our Online Store for merchandise available. (We will be adding tons more as time allows.)

Click link below to make your donations... We thank you in advance and hope to show our appreciation for those that appreciate our work in return.

In February Previews you will see the solicitation for Volume 1 of Morbid Myths! It will be in comic stores in April 2008! It is 104 pages and published by Alterna Comics with the art and story by Hard Way Studios.

The Diamond Order Code is:
FEB08 3421
Page: 210

You can read a little more about it and see some sample pages here:



Here are a couple of excerpts from Reviews of Morbid Myths:

The artwork was well paced and brought out the emotions that each
character was experiencing. As far as the Job the narrator goes, he ranks right up there with The Crypt Keeper.
- Gary Rodrigue (Comicnews.info)

There was some really sharp monochrome artwork in this issue. If this
team will be on-board for the duration of the series, it'll have a very quality look to back any future content.
- 3 star review by Alex Haas (Indycomicreview.com)

...could easily fit in between the worlds of Army of Darkness and
Shaun of the Dead... (Morbid Myths 1) Mixing a smartly dark sense of humor with absurd curiosity... (Morbid Myths 2)
- C Zuga (Skullring.org)

The characters immediately draw you in. They may be weird but they
definitely are likable. You'll find yourself instantly caring about them.
- 5 star review by Richard Vasseur (Jazmaonline.com)

...a richly etched-out and stunningly well-inked ongoing series...
- Wizard Comics Magazine (Top 40 Indie Must-Reads of 2007)

The art by Dwayne Biddix is cool, indie realistic black and white stuff but he really does make the story flow along, keeping your attention page by page.
- 8/10 review by Iann Robinson (Former MTV VJ)

Morbid Myths is lighter than most EC comics, and takes itself less
seriously than The Twilight Zone ever did, and because of its tone, and lack of pretension, ends up being more enjoyable, as if it isn't a comic anthology at all but a series of well known urban myths being told around a camp fire.
- 3 star review by Josh Buchin (Silverbulletcomics.com)

Overall, Morbid Myths is a great effort with great art, good pacing a good horror comic host — and some good stories.
- T.E. Pouncy (Geeksofdoom.com)

While neither of these stories are necessarily (in my jaded opinion)
"scary" in that "sends you screaming from your bed at night" sense, they do get under your skin and lay into you with a vague disquiet.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think that's good horror storytelling.
- 4 star review by Alex Haas (Indycomicreview.com)

Make sure to go to your local comic store today and tell them you want
to PREORDER this comic from them that they must order it for you! Look for Volume 2 coming later this year! Thanks and we hope you pick up a copy and love it as much as everyone else seems to have so far!

Also, check out our other comics in Previews Catalog in Feb! Go to http://www.hardwaystudios.com/solicitations to see all the solicitations by month!

Thanks and we hope you enjoy all of our books!

Some of you may know... and for those that don't... here ya go. A while back, the personal account for Jesse was screwed up and not taken care of by the powers that be... thus abandoned... thus the adoption of the Cadre Corner MySpace page in the meantime... well, now is the time to let the Cadre Corner Studios once again have their dedicated MySpace page http://www.myspace.com/cadrecorner ... while Jesse once again creates his own http://www.myspace.com/jesseleehansen We hope this doesn't prove to be too much inconvenience or bother.

We hope that those that have either dealt with, worked with, loved, lost, befriended or simply wanna be on Jesse's friends list go over there and add him as your friend.

THIS MySpace page will once again revert back to the look and feel to that of the Cadre Corner Studios. With the added membership, ot will reflect the actions and be updated to correspond with the members lives and careers.

Meanwhile, Jesse's site will continue his uplifting, though provoking and more personal natured dealings while at the same time also promote what he is working on professionally.

Hope to hear back from all of you soon.

This post brought to you by the Cadre Corner Studios
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FABLEWOOD GN VOL 01
NOV07 3306 (Page 208 OR Page 16 in the order form Catalog.)
Editor: William Ward
Asst. Editor/Art Director: Jesse Hansen

Softcover, 144 Page Full-Color
$19.95

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FABLEWOOD compiles the talents of up-and-comers like Ryan Ottley (Invincible, Superman/Batman Annual 1), Manny Trembley (Panda Xpress, Sam Noir: Samurai Detective), Joe Infunari (Oni Talent Search, Borrowed Time), J.P. Ahonen and Sarah Mensinga (Flight 4) with talented newcomers like Chris Studabaker (Howard E. Day Prize Nominee), Kevin Crossley (Event Horizon), Axel Machain (Metal Hurlant), Joe Suitor (Popgun Anthology), Jesse Hansen (Cracked Magazine, Bubba the Redneck Werewolf, HOPE:New Orleans) and more.

Our longest FABLEWOOD story "Under the Midnight Sun" was nominated for the prestigious Howard E. Day Award. Comic legend Dave Sim (Cerebus) stated that "through a balance of pencil and ink on the interior pages and Christopher Studabaker's evocative, austere and expressionistic dialogue and narration, it's a very successful experiment."


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God's Growth (from an email I received.. felt like passing it along... hope you like)

It's officially Fall! People have already begun to prepare for Halloween with decorations, corn shucks, Indian corn, hay bails, and pumpkins. This was the first year that our family grew pumpkins. We planted them back in April, just before Easter, and the goal was to grow one that would weigh one to two thousand pounds, thereby being in contention for a world record!
We did not get much rain this summer, but we did get some bugs! I had to put pesticide on them two different times. Because of the drought, we had to water them in the evenings. All of our hard work and cultivating failed to yield a world record-holding pumpkin. They are probably too small to even sell in the corner market!
Fortunately, salvation is not limited to our ability either. Neither is it contingent upon our education, wisdom, acumen, or anything else. People's souls are under God's control. He is the one that does the saving. He is the one that quickens our spirits. He is the one that gives life to those who are dead in sin (Eph 2:5).
There is nothing wrong with ability, charisma, knowledge, etc., but it has no bearing on the salvation of someone's soul; that way it takes the human factor of pride out of the whole process (Eph 2:8-9). Man is simply an instrument in the hands of a supernatural surgeon who performs the miraculous heart transplant!
This contention was cleared up and settled by Paul in his letter to the Corinthians. There were divisions within the local church and one of them involved the leadership of Apollos versus the leadership of Paul. Apollos was an effective preacher from Alexandria who had also ministered to the Corinthians which stirred a fleshly division between the immature believers. When Paul writes to them, he settles the dispute by proclaiming:

What then is Apollos? What is Paul? Servants
through whom you believed, as the Lord assigned
to each. I planted, Apollos watered, but God gave


the growth. So neither he who plants nor he who
waters is anything, but only God who gives the
growth. (1 Cor 3:5-7)

That pretty well sums it up! Men and women can only plant and water… the growth of the seed is all up to God. That takes a lot of the burden off of us too. God only asks that we plant and water the gospel seed.
John 6:44 reinforces how much God is in control of the process. Jesus says, "No one can come to me unless the Father who sent me draws him." What we are unable to do, God does with His grace. He can soften a hardened heart like the sun can soften chocolate!
So what shall we do then? If God does all of the work, what is left for us to do?
Well He does not do all of the work. He has left us with the great responsibility and privilege to take the gospel seed to the fields (Matt 28:19-20). He is actually shorthanded these days too. For Jesus says, "The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few; therefore pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into His harvest" (Matt 9:37-38).
If you have been discouraged or rejected in your recent evangelistic efforts, don't be. God takes care of the difficult part! If you have failed to share the awesome news of the gospel with others because you don't feel qualified or you are intimidated by potential criticism or derision, fail no longer. God takes care of that too! If you feel the urge to share Christ with someone… then you can be sure God is, or will be, working on that person's heart too! He wants the harvest to be huge, so don't be afraid.
Maybe next year, we'll also leave the pumpkin growth… to God!