» Michael Cavna interviews five notable cartoonists who will be at this year’s Con. The five are: Sergio Aragones, Neil Gaiman, Lynn Johnston, Stan Lee, and Stephan Pastis.
» Tom Richmond is “live blogging” the con.
» The son of legendary Gene Roddenberry, Eugene Wesley Roddenberry Jr., is debuting a new Roddenberry Productions graphic novel series, “Days Missing,” at the Con.
Wish I could have gone to the convention! The list is unbelievable”…Sergio’s work impressed me as a kid, I always wondered how he could draw so small on the corner of the page…LOL!
I really gotta make it there some day….
I know Neil Gaiman is a writer of fabulous fiction, but a cartoonist? News to me, for sure.
@Alan,
I think the intent is probably “comics creators”, which would include Gaiman due to his Sandman work.
Stan Lee – can he draw? I don’t think so, but he used to write quite a bit back in the day… Maybe the title should say, “Comic Creators”, hmm?
Nicola Cuti, co-creator of E-Man and artist of the “Moonchild” underground comix, received the Comic-Con Inkpot Award for career achievement. I covered the story for Comic Book Resources; it can be read here: http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=22180
Comic-Con was a blast. Richard Thompson and Stephan Pastis each talked about their work. Jeff Keane made a funny cameo at Stephan’s talk. Lee Salem was at the Uclick booth. And more! Truly an all-star cast this weekend at San Diego.
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