That formed an imprint in my mind".
As the nail polish hardens, it forms an imprint of the eye and this imprint was peeled off and imaged using bright-field microscopy.
The success of "Sandman" outside the typical comic-book demographic helped Berger form Vertigo, an imprint at DC devoted to graphic novels and edgier, more literary fare.
The next year he partnered with the publishing companies Penguin Random House UK and Hachette Book Group to form BookShots, an imprint of short books that were in a variety of genres, under 150 pages in length, and priced less than $5.
In 1994, Adams joined a group of creators that included Frank Miller, John Byrne and Mike Mignola to form Legend, an imprint of creator-owned comics published by Dark Horse Comics, through which Adams published Monkeyman and O'Brien, a science fiction adventure series featuring archetypal sci-fi monsters that Adams wrote and illustrated.
Believers say substances which in large quantities may cause symptoms of illness can cure them in highly diluted form, thanks to an imprint left on the water.
And that's because it persists, sort of, in the form of Scribner — an imprint of Simon & Schuster, which is the CBS-owned company that in 1994 bought Macmillan, the company that by then comprised the Scribner Book Companies, which was the name given to the merger of Atheneum and the Hemingway-era Charles Scribner's Sons.
In a joint venture with Perseus Books Group, The Daily Beast is forming a new imprint, Beast Books, that will focus on publishing timely titles by Daily Beast writers — first as e-books, and then as paperbacks on a much shorter schedule than traditional books.
Ellams' next play, "The Half-God of Rainfall," will premiere in the spring and be released in book form by 4th Estate, an imprint of Harper Collins.
