A BLVD SDCC PREVIEW BLVD a.k.a. John Paul Leon, Sean Chen, Trevor Goring, Tommy Lee Edwards, and Bernard Chang have a new sketchbook making its debut at next week's San Diego Comic-Con. We've got an exclusive look inside the pages to tease and tempt you.
LITTLE RED HOT EISNER NOMINEE, DAWN BROWN BY JENNIFER "Ravens Rule" CONTINO We catch up with Eisner Nominee for Talent Deserving Wider Recognition, Dawn Brown to talk about her work in independent comics, on film sets and in television.
DAVID GLANZER COMICS & MORE AT SAN DIEGO COMIC-CON BY JENNIFER "Go Comics!" CONTINO Since San Diego Comic-Con is right around the corner, we thought it was the perfect time to catch up with their Director of Marketing and Publicity, David Glanzer for some details about past and present SDCC's.
A DEAR JOHN ALEX TOTH DOODLEBOOK PREVIEW Jeff Parker has provided THE PULSE with a preview from the upcoming Dear John - The Alex Toth Doodle Book. Those of you lucky enough to attend San Diego Comic-Con will have a chance to get a copy of the book there.
INSIGHT STUDIOS SDCC BLOG: MONDAY Once again, the creators of Insight Studios have teamed with THE PULSE to provide a con blog that will make you feel just like you were there! Check back daily to see what Mark Wheatley, Marc Hempel, Jerry Carr, Robert Tinnell and whoever else they can strap to a computer for a few minutes has to say about the show.
New Line Cinema's SNAKES ON A PLANE is set to be a fun cult-movie hit, and San Diego Comic-Con attendees now have the chance to see the film trailer and movie props at the promotional booth, located at 3629. The booth was created by Maximillian, a designer who worked closely with snake handler Jules Sylvester to give it those extra touches, like real shed snakeskin.
Dark Horse has released details about its preview night announcements of five new titles: Samurai: Heaven and Earth II, Pantheon City, Maxwell Strangewell, Gear School and Empowered. Which titles are you looking forward to checking out?
The largest comics and media gathering in the United States had barely begun when Convention Center security had to restrain a raving attendee. "The Atlas Foundation is using you all! Everyone in this room!! They're channeling all the geek-level brainpower to influence world events!"
Due to a computer glitch, we've only got a quick update from the Insight Studio Group about Preview Night at San Diego Comic-Con, but still some fun tidbits to entertain.
Jim Steranko is one of the surprise guests at this year's San Diego Comic-Con, courtesy of Vanguard Productions. He's attending the event to premier the 2007 Steranko Art Calendar. In a quick chat we got some details about the "heroic" work and what's included.
This weekend at San Diego Comic-Con, fan can learn more about Frank Miller involvement in The Spirit movie from Odd Lot Entertainment and Batfilm Productions. What do Spirit fans think of Miller directing and adapting this work?
Charlie Adlard's given us a few teaser images from his upcoming creator-owned project, Rock Bottom. Find out what's up with this story and where you can meet Adlard at this year's SDCC.
In a panel that consisted mostly of questions and answers - being both asked and answers by the pros of the audience, Dan DiDio, Steve Wacker, Greg Rucka, Mark Waid and a few others were on hand to tease about the DC Nation and upcoming plans today at the San Diego Comic-Con.
AK Comics, based in Egypt, has taken as its mission statement the creation of global comics featuring the Arabic culture. In much the same way that manga is a diplomat on behalf of Japanese culture, so AK Comics wants to see their characters and stories do the same for the Middle East. On Thursday, Marwan El Nashar (managing director), Daerick Gross (editor-in-chief), Tony Matta (creative director), and Roy Schwartz met with press and fans to discuss the purpose and future direction of this international publisher.
Fan favorite Jimmy Palmiotti's such a great guy that he can't even stand to have a whole panel based on him. So in his Spotlight On, Palmiotti invited wife Amanda Connor and SNAKES ON A PLANE writer John Heffernan to help him out. And when PAINKILLER JANE artist Lee Moder showed up, Palmiotti invited him on stage as well. Apparently, it takes a village to run a panel, but the hilarity was worth it.
The Civil War was discussed by J. Michael Straczynski, Joe Quesada, Paul Jenkins, Marc Guggenheim, Daniel Knaus, Charles Knaus, Brian Reed, David Hine, Jim McCann, Frank Cho, Jeph Loeb and Simone Bianchi in a panel at SDCC. Mark Millar phoned in his answers to a few questions and we have details about some of the core books and a long question and answer session.
At today's San Diego Comic-Con, we caught at glimpse of the upcoming 2007 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie. Although there was no free pizza on hand, it was still cool to see the five minute clip and hear a little from Director Kevin Munroe about his plans for the heroes in a half shell.
Michael Turner is recovering from another bout with cancer. At the Aspen Panel today at San Diego Comic-Con, the comic creator told those in attendance, how a few weeks ago he had surgery on his back to remove more cancerous cells from his body.
In a panel that consisted mostly of questions and answers - being both asked and answers by the pros of the audience, Dan DiDio, Steve Wacker, Greg Rucka, Mark Waid and a few others were on hand to tease about the DC Nation and upcoming plans today at the San Diego Comic-Con.
WildStorm VP - General Manager Hank Kanalz was the moderator of a panel featuring tons of notables including: Scott Dunbier, Ben Abernathy, Grant Morison, Gail Simone, Talent Caldwell, Danny Bilson, Paul DeMeo, Adam Brody, Darick Robertson, Brian K. Vaughan, Whilce Portacio, Scott Peterson and Christos Gage. New series were announced, a new horror line, and … free cookies? This panel had it all!
At the Robert Kirkman panel, the scribe announced the Marvel Team Up series would be ending with issue # 25. He said the Titanus storyline would be resolved with that issue as well. The writer also talked a little about a Marvel Zombies one shot coming out in December from the same creative team. He said if this does well, Marvel is considering a sequel to hit possibly in the summer of 2007.
At the Wildstorm panel today it was announced that the publisher would be doing a horror line with some classic and new properties included. There weren't a lot of other details released aside from the name of some of the books: Nightmare on Elm Street, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Friday the 13th and Snakes on A Plane will be the initial launches. How many PULSE readers will be checking these chillers out?
Dan DiDio, Eddie Berganza, Brad Meltzer, Geoff Johns and Steve Wacker were on the JLA/JSA panel. What’s going on with Infinity Inc, Doctor Fate, and a hot babe that Meltzer saw an Ed Benes picture of and had to include in the League afterwards were just a few of the topics discussed.
Karen Berger moderated a panel featuring Vertigo creators Shelly Bond, Jonathan Vankin, Bill Willingham, Douglas Rushkoff, Steven Seagle, Becky Cloonan, Marc Buckingham, Brian K. Vaughan, Simon Oliver, Tony Moore, Dean Haspiel, Matt Sturges, Brian Wood, Cameron Stewart and Gilbert Hernandez. Dozens of new and existing projects were mentioned. Which ones will PULSE readers be checking out?
The big news out of today’s Dick Tracy panel is that IDW is going to be releasing collections of the strip ala the popular Fantagraphics’ Peanuts/Dennis the Menace format. The collections will have introductions from consulting Editor and Dick Tracy expert, Max Allan Collins. Collins has written several Dick Tracy appearances and is excited about these new collections of the original source material.
George Perez said Thursday that he's enjoying the Brave and the Bold series he's doing with writer Mark Waid, but that he's already got his eyes on his next project, which, unfortunately, isn't Teen Titans Games.
Judd Winick began the panel by noting that the Season Premiere (of the third Season) of The Life and Times of Juniper Lee would tentatively be making its debut this August 16th. Winick then screened the premiere for those in attendance, while noting that they're currently in post-production on season three.
There was a very light crowd at yesterday's panel—presented by GoComics, TOKYOPOP, and Sprint. Most of the small gathering of people seemed confused, not exactly knowing the answer to the question: What exactly are “mobile comics?” Only a few smug faces in the crowd seemed to have an inkling of an idea, but that would change before the panel finished.
Sergio Aragones, Mark Evanier and Stan Sakai entertained audience members at a San Diego Comic-Con panel where the Groo movie and dozen of other topics were broached.
Eugene Roddenberry Jr., David Brin, Stephen Potts, and Arni Starr were boldly going where no man has gone before at San Diego Comic-Con ... at least not since the last time there was a chat to talk about the world of Star Trek.
A number of folks from Mattel, all sporting green Solomon Grundy t-shirts, talked to a very packed room Thursday at San Diego Comic-Con about their company's upcoming plans.Posts: 21381 | From: PA | Registered: Aug 2002
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Not wanting to miss out on the chance to meet and greet anime/manga fans at SDCC, Broccoli Books had a panel to give highlights about their projects, and offer a little look ahead and I was on hand to jot down a few quick notes.
Those curious about Bandai's plans for this and next year got some answers from Ken Iyadomi and Robert Place Napton. There's tons on tap, click to see if some of your favorites will be making their way West soon.
Dallas Middaugh, Betsy Mitchel and Mutsumi Miyazaki greeted manga fans and told them a little about the publisher's plans for 2007. Those in attendance got a manga sample and found out some other interesting tidbits about Del Rey's upcoming releases.
Finding a seat at this extremely packed panel proved difficult. In fact, some audience members had to do without. The huge auditorium was filled from wall-to-wall with monster fans wanting to learn as much about the 75th Anniversary as possible from Forrest Ackerman, Jeff Bond, Daniel Roebuck, Basil Gogos, and John Flynn.
And the winners are … now that would be telling! If you want to know who won this year’s 2006 Eisner Awards, click the link to find out! Be sure to let us know your thoughts on these winners ...
oderator Dan DiDio hosted a panel with Geoff Johns, Grant Morrison, Mark Waid, Greg Rucka, Steve Wacker, JG Jones and Christ Batista to talk about 52 in this standing room only panel. Find out if your favorite character will be making an appearance any time soon in 52 or beyond ...
The Battlestar Galactica panel on Friday started with an introduction of several beloved characters from the popular science fiction phenomena. Exciting for con-goers everywhere, Edward James Olmos made his first convention debut here at San Diego Comic-Con. In addition, cast members Lucy Lawless (Number Three), James Callis (Gaius Baltar), and Aaron Douglas (Chief), writer/producers Ron Moore and David Eick, and Sci-Fi Channel executive Erik Storey were in attendance. After an arousing applause, the trailer for Season Three was shown, teasing audiences with flashes of future plotlines and dark times.
Chris Lie, Jake Forbes, Barbara Kesel, Michael Polis, Rob Valois and Tim Beedle revealed some secrets about the team up of Henson and TOKYOPOP to create OEL manga magic.
A small group of bloggers were invited to speak with Mr. Samuel L. Jackson at the San Diego Comic-Con. While the full video and audio transcript won't be available until next week, here's a taste of to give everyone a taste of what's to come. Stories about Samuel L. Jackson's dedication to SNAKES ON A PLANE have become the stuff of urban legend out on the Internet. Well, I'm here to report that it's all true. Mr. Jackson loves SNAKES ON A PLANE.
Moderated by Dan DiDio, panelists Brad Meltzer, Paul Dini, Judd Winick, Gail Simone, Grant Morrison, Mark Waid, Bill Willingham, Geoff Johns, Kurt Busiek, Paul Levitz, Danny Bilson, Paul DeMeo, Terry Dodson, Ivan Reis and Jamal Igle tried to answer fan questions about the upcoming DCU in this one year later world. Announced were three animated features on their properties from Warner Bros., Dini's work with Black Canary and Zatanna and ... the mystery around a virgin Wonder Woman?
At the DC One Year Greater panel, Paul Levitz announced that DC is working with Warner Brothers to produce a series of direct to DVD animated video featuring their characters. The first three announced were New Teen Titans Judas Contract, Superman/Doomsday and New Fronteir. What do you hope is in this line as well?
Mark Evanier hosted a panel to showcase the Golden Age/Silver Age comic book great, Jim Mooney. You can read all about it in the link and we're all curious to know how many PULSE readers are fans of Mooney's work?
Paul Wesley has landed one of his first leading roles, in the ABC Family movie, Fallen. Wesley plays Aaron Corbett the son of an angel and human who begins having some incredible problems just after his eighteenth birthday. Wesley cued us in to a few of the things plaguing Corbett in this original movie based on Tom Sniegowski's Fallen novel series. Will you be tuning in?
There was standing room only in a tribute panel for Jack Kirby. Mark Evanier, Mike Royer, John Romita, Neal Adams, and George Perez talked about how Kirby influenced their lives, careers, and the importance of his contribution to the comics industry.
Although it was rumored that the cast of Spider-Man III would be making an appearance at San Diego Comic-Con, some in the audience were surprised when, at the Ghost Rider panel on Saturday Night, Spider-Man and his friends and foes made their way to the stage with director Sam Raimi to tease about the much-anticipated Spider-Man 3.
They promised a big announcement today at the Fables panel and Bill Willingham delivered telling those in attendance that YOU might have a chance to dictate which Fables Burning Question gets the spotlight and have your name appear in a Fables comic.
Bill Morrison gave some details about his recent book about legendary comic book artist, Dan DeCarlo, which was recently published by Fantagraphic Books.
As soon as Layne Toth learned that Scott Licina announced the new Fangoria Comics line, she tracked him down and asked him 13 questions, an appropriate number considering the horrific subject matter about this new venture!
How do you find that audience? On Friday afternoon, Rich Stevens (Diesel Sweeties) Kristopher Straub, (Starslip Crisis), Scott Kurtz (PvP) and Jerry and Mike, a.k.a Tycho and Gabe from Penny Arcade gathered in a packed room in the San Diego convention center to help aspiring web cartoonists answer that question.
Two rooms were filled almost to capacity at Scott Shaw!’s Oddball Comics panel at SDCC. Joined by his son Kirby, Shaw! got a warm reception from the audience, eager to hear more about this subject and laugh at the suggestive covers.
There was a nice group of people waiting to get into the panel featuring Dave DeVries of Marvel Comics and creator of The Monster Engine; and Alex Jimenez video game designer for Capcom, The 3DO Company and Tesseraction Games. The duo talked about their upcoming massive mutiplayer online game (MMOG).
The big news out of today’s Dick Tracy panel is that IDW is going to be releasing collections of the strip ala the popular Fantagraphics’ Peanuts/Dennis the Menace format. The collections will have introductions from consulting Editor and Dick Tracy expert, Max Allan Collins. Collins has written several Dick Tracy appearances and is excited about these new collections of the original source material.
Four rooms were filled with standing room only in the Cartoon Voices panel hosted by Mark Evanier and featuring Maurice La Marche, Katie Leigh, Greg Berg, Gregg Berger, and Michael Bell. Muppet Babies, Pinky & The Brain, Transformers, Rugrat and Plastic Man were just a few of these shows this bevy of talented actors lent their voices to …
There were two rooms filled to capacity for the Mark Evanier hosted panel, The Art of Cover. Basil Gogos, George Perez, Neal Adams, Adam Hughes, Brian Boland, Joe Jusko, and DC editor Mark Chiarello were on the panel to chat comics and covers. Also confirmed in this panel was that Adam Hughes was working on the All Star Wonder Woman series.
BCI/NAVARRE has released information on its upcoming library of releases. Some '80s and earlier favorites are on the list including Zorro, Lone Ranger, Isis, Ghostbusters, He-Man, She-Ra, and lots more! Let us know which ones you plan on getting and why.
Snake handler Jules Sylvester knows a thing or two about dangerous creatures. Some of the snakes that he works with are the most venomous in the world. Yet despite this, in the over 39 years he's been working with these reptiles, he has yet to be bitten by a venomous snake.
The creator of Gumby, Art Clokey and other notables in the Gumby world were on hand to talk about the fiftieth anniversary of the pliable favorite and answer burning questions from fans.
Jose Alaniz, Williem Duffy, Dr. Arnold T. Blumberg, and Michael Niederhausen took part in the 14th annual Comic Arts Conference at the San Diego Comic-Con. Each participant talked briefly about their papers on the subject matter.
Here I am for another edition of Pros and Cons. If you recall, the last one I did covered Wizard World L.A., and I had a terrible time because I was sick all weekend. This time my health was 100% perfect--not a cough out of me! But let's back up to the beginning...
Lisa Henson, Michael Polis, Brian Froud, Genndy Tartakofsky, and Scott Steward talked with a packed room about the Dark Crystal and other Jim Henson properties.
Robotech experts Kevin McKeever, Tommy Yune, Ford Riley, Scott Glaslow, Yuri Lowenthal, Dan Woren, Tom Bateman, and Chase Mastenson greeted a very full room to give some details about the Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles property and a few of their other upcoming Robotech plans.
The event guide description for this panel held at the San Diego Comic-Con was pretty broad: “A look at the Caped Crusader and the Boy Wonder in their early, glory days with some of the men who made them happen.” At first glance, I thought we were only going to review the early history of the dynamic duo, but instead, we were treated to an inside look at Batman’s creator, Bob Kane, and the men who assisted him during those early years: Sheldon Moldoff, Jerry Robinson, Jim Mooney, Arnold Drake, Joe Giella, and unexpected guest, Murphy Anderson.
On Saturday, July 22, 2006, at 4:00pm, about 120 people were treated to The Annual Golden/Silver Age Panel at the San Diego Convention Center. This yearly event brings together a collection of some of the veterans from the dawning of the American comic industry. Mark Evanier moderated this gathering of seasoned comic book pros which included: Sheldon Moldoff, Everett Raymond Kinstler, Luis Dominguez, John Romita, Sr., Arnold Drake, and Irwin Hasen.
Jason DeAngelis, Adam Arnold, Shiei, Jamal Joseph, Christopher Vogler, Nunzio DeFilippis, and Christine Weir talked to a room of about upcoming Seven Seas Manga plans both online and off.
Yume Ide, Yumi Hoashi (Editor in Chief of Shojo Beat), Matsuri Hino (creator of Meru Puri and Vampire Knight), and Nancy Thistlethwaite chatted about Viz and the Shojo Beat to an almost packed house last week at the San Diego Comic-Con.
Lillian Diaz-Przybyl, Rob Valois, Time Beedle, Amy Hadley, Christy Lijewski, Eric Wight, Morgan Luthi, M. Alice Legrow, Amy Ganter, and George Alexopoulous talked with a packed house more about TOKYOPOP's plans for the future.
Last week, Comic-Con International 2006 featured the sneak-preview of Heroes, the anticipated new NBC superhero drama coming this fall on Mondays at 9 PM. Given the success of movies such as X-Men and Fantastic Four, as well as ensemble dramas such as Lost, it was inevitable that superheroes would appear once more on prime time television in all their live-action, four-colored glory.
Who's on first? Why that's Mark McKenna for Marvel Comics! The inking guru gives us his perspective on the charity softball game between Marvel and DC Comics held during the San Diego Comic-Con last week. Those of you who attended the game or played in the game, feel free to share your thoughts on it as well.
Anthony Jiwa, Cammie Allen, Megan Bates, Annette Roman, and Nancy Thistlethwate greeted a full room at the San Diego Comic-Con to talk about Viz's upcoming anime and manga plans.
Rob Tokar, Lillian Diaz-Przybyl, Kathy Hilling, Jonathan Chen, Josh Pool, and Kim Jae-Hwan greeted a huge crowd at last week's San Diego Comic-Con to talk about some of the publisher's upcoming plans.
Jeff McLaughlin, professor at the University of Thompson Rivers and R.C. "Bob" Harvey, author of "The Art of the Comic Book" and "The Genius of Winsor McCay" were on hand to talk about Comics as Philosophy at San Diego Comic-Con as part of the Comics Art Conference.
Say you’ve created a webcomic, and found (or are finding) your audience. The next question you might have is “how do I make money at this?“ On Saturday, moderator Bill Barnes (Unshelved) and a panel of money oriented web cartoonists: Robert Khoo (Penny Arcade) Howard Tayler (Schlock Mercenary) Phillip Karlsson (Dumbrella Hosting) Jennie Breeden (The Devil’s Panties) and Scott Kurtz (PvP) gathered to talk about the cold, hard numbers of web cartooning.
Early Friday morning, the independent comics co-op Blank Label Comics offered a look at its unique recipe for success. The panel was moderated by the hosts of the popular Blank Label Comics pod cast, Dave Kellett (Sheldon) and Kristofer Straub (Starslip Crisis). Joining them were David Willis (Shortpacked), Paul Taylor (Waspi Square), Howard Tayler (Schlock Mercenary), Steve Troop (Melonpool) and Brad Guigar (Evil Inc).
We've got details from IDW's presentation at the San Diego Comic-Con. But, along with that news, we've got some particulars from Dan Wickline about 30 Days of Night: Spreading the Disease, and 24's JC Vaughn and Mark Haynes about the further adventures of Jack Bauer.
There is an obligatory ritual to perform when you arrive in San Diego. It starts with the line “You won’t believe the hellish time I had getting here…” My first three years in San Diego I felt left out of this one-upmanship because, although it does take about 15 hours to fly from London with a connection in one of those cities where the locals actually wear cowboy hats and the security people perform a more thorough body search than a Brixton bouncer, apart from the sheer length of the journey, I’ve never had any real problems. Until this year …
A crowded room with people lining the walls and dozens of people turned away at the door, waited anxiously to hear from Yoshitaka Amano about some of his upcoming plans.
DVD Producer Brian Godwin gave some previews of upcoming AnimEgo releases and talked about the future of the company to a quiet gathering at the San Diego Comic-Con.
On Sunday, July 23, 10:30 am, Andy Mangels moderated this panel which highlighted the popular field of tie-ins and adaptations of movies and TV shows. The audience of about 40 learned that these tie-ins and adaptations could run the gamut from strict adaptation of movies and TV programs in prose form, to photo picture books for children.
“Space, the final frontier…” It’s hard to imagine that it’s been about 41 years since we first heard these words, and with the departure of Star Trek: Enterprise from the silver screen, it seemed as if it was the final frontier for the Star Trek franchise. But this year at Comic Con, the people who keep the Star Trek legacy intact have told us that it is not only alive, but also definitely kicking.
Tom Spurgeon moderated the panel of truly international composition, describing how graphic novels have been having an impact throughout the world for decades, and how the U.S. is a relative latecomer to this phenomenon. Panelists included: John Wagner, James Sturm, Linda Medley, Roger Langridge, Jean-Claude Mézières, and Yoshihiro Tatsumi.
The auditorium was packed and abuzz as the fans waited for the panel to start and find seats. As they filed in fans were treated to the sounds of old Heavy Metal bands such as Metallica. Iron Maiden and Dio setting a strange mood for the mega popular Lost series panel featuring Executive producers Damon Lindeloff, Brian Burke and Carlton Cues; actors Jorge Garcia (Hurley) and Daniel Day Kim (Jin Soo Kwon) to begin.
Jose Alaniz, Williem Duffy, Dr. Arnold T. Blumberg, and Michael Niederhausen took part in the 14th annual Comic Arts Conference at the San Diego Comic-Con. Each participant talked briefly about their papers on the subject matter.
Here I am for another edition of Pros and Cons. If you recall, the last one I did covered Wizard World L.A., and I had a terrible time because I was sick all weekend. This time my health was 100% perfect--not a cough out of me! But let's back up to the beginning...
Lisa Henson, Michael Polis, Brian Froud, Genndy Tartakofsky, and Scott Steward talked with a packed room about the Dark Crystal and other Jim Henson properties.
Robotech experts Kevin McKeever, Tommy Yune, Ford Riley, Scott Glaslow, Yuri Lowenthal, Dan Woren, Tom Bateman, and Chase Mastenson greeted a very full room to give some details about the Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles property and a few of their other upcoming Robotech plans.
On Saturday, July 22, 2006, at 4:00pm, about 120 people were treated to The Annual Golden/Silver Age Panel at the San Diego Convention Center. This yearly event brings together a collection of some of the veterans from the dawning of the American comic industry. Mark Evanier moderated this gathering of seasoned comic book pros which included: Sheldon Moldoff, Everett Raymond Kinstler, Luis Dominguez, John Romita, Sr., Arnold Drake, and Irwin Hasen.
A BLVD SDCC PREVIEW
LITTLE RED HOT EISNER NOMINEE, DAWN BROWN
DAVID GLANZER COMICS & MORE AT SAN DIEGO COMIC-CON
A DEAR JOHN ALEX TOTH DOODLEBOOK PREVIEW
INSIGHT STUDIOS SDCC BLOG: MONDAY
SDCC '06: SNAKES ON A PLANE BOOTH PREVIEW
AGENTS OF ATLAS INTERRUPT SDCC PREVIEW NIGHT
QUESTION of the WEEK: What's Your Favorite Comic Convention Memory?
JIM STERANKO SDCC & CALENDARS
RANDOM SHUFFLE: ERIC WIGHT: From the OC to TOKYOPOP to SDCC
A SDCC '06 PREVIEW: CHARLIE ADLARD & ROCK BOTTOM
A SDCC '06 PREVIEW: PRAXIS COMICS
SDCC '06: DC NATION with DiDIO, WAID & RUCKA
SDCC '06: AK COMICS USA PANEL
SDCC '06: A TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES MOVIE UPDATE
SDCC '06: THE VERTIGO PANEL
SDCC '06: SPOTLIGHT ON GEORGE PEREZ
SDCC '06: JUDD WINICK & JUNIPER LEE
SDCC '06: BEYOND WALLPAPER TODAY'S MOBILE COMICS
SDCC '06: THE SERGIO ARAGONES & MARK EVANIER SHOW
SDCC '06: STAR TREK AS A CULTURAL PHENOMENON
SDCC '06: UNIVERSAL MONSTERS 75th ANNIVERSARY PANEL
SDCC '06: THE BATTLESTAR GALACTICA PANEL
SDCC '06: THE HENSON/TOKYOPOP PANEL
SDCC '06: SPOTLIGHT ON JIM MOONEY
FALLEN FOR PAUL WESLEY
SDCC '06: GHOST RIDER & SPIDER-MAN 3: CAGE & MAGUIRE
TALKING FANGORIA COMICS WITH EIC SCOTT LICINA
SDCC '06:DeVRIES & JIMINEZ'S INTRO TO THE MONSTER ENGINE
SDCC '06: IDW NABS DICK TRACY, SERIES TO GET "PEANUTS" TREATMENT
SDCC '06: COFFMAN WINS NBC/PLATINUM COMIC BOOK CHALLENGE
SDCC '06: GEORGE PRATT WOLVERINE ART STOLEN
SDCC '06: GUMBY'S 50th ANNIVERSARY
PROS & CONS: SDCC '06
SDCC '06: WHO'S ON FIRST? McKENNA TALKS MARVEL vs. DC
SDCC '06: CAC: COMICS AS PHILOSOPHY
IDW BY THE NUMBERS: 24 & 30 DAYS OF NIGHT
YAKKITY YAK: SAN DIEGO WHINGEING
SDCC '06 STAR TREK 41 YEARS & COUNTING
SDCC '06 GRAPHIC NOVEL: THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE