Sesame Street (2013 comic book)

Ape Entertainment published a series of Sesame Street comic books beginning in 2013, with subsequent issues following in 2015 and 2016.
The digital version of each issue features Tantan — an orangutan (Ape Entertainment) — from Jalan Sesama on the table of contents, explaining how to navigate pages and panels on a smart device.
==Official description==
==Issues==
SesameIssue1.jpg|Issue 1: I is for ImaginationMay 1, 2013
SesameIssue-2.jpg|Issue 2: Another Sunny DayOctober 28, 2015
SesameComic-3.jpg|Issue 3: Blast From The PastNovember 23, 2015
SesameComic-4.jpg|Issue 4: Many Friendly NeighborsJanuary 1, 2016
==Development==
In October 2011, Ape Entertainment announced that they were in negotiations with Sesame Workshop to produce and publish Sesame Street comics - both as full-color print editions and as digital editions available through iTunes.
Amy Mebberson created sample artwork for the first comic book. Aside from the street sign, the entire sample cover was watercolor; Mebberson hoped to do the entire publication that way, like many of the classic Sesame Street books.Twitter status, April 5, 2012. Early solicitation covers showed Elmo hanging from the Sesame Street lamppost. However, the cover was changed.
 	
Early solicited cover artwork, with Elmo hanging off the Sesame Street lamppost.	Altered to have Elmo sitting on Big Bird's wing.
==Sources==
==See also==
* Sesame Street (2024 comic book series)
==External links==
* apecomics.com
* Brent E. Erwin, "Ape Entertainment hopes to set up shop on Sesame Street!", Ape Entertainment, October 13, 2011.
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Category:Sesame Street Comics