Another Denver Comic Con has come and gone, this time, over the Memorial Day weekend. In only its fourth year, DCC had 101,500 attendees, up from 86,500 last year. To help make this possible, they rented some 500,000 square feet of the Convention Center — an increase of 20,000 square feet over last year, and just shy of the entire building. Even with an increase of size and numbers, the flow of traffic was handled well and congestion was kept to a minimum in comparison to other comparable conventions I’ve been to. The staff is still some of the friendliest I’ve dealt with and never seemed to get frustrated dealing with all the attendees.
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Hello out there in Comic Impact land its that time again to sit down to another Pick of the Week Podcast. Join Sheldon and Sebastian as they get cranky over comics for April 1st, 2015. DC’s Convergence is here and is ready to take on Marvel’s Secret Wars in a Battle Royale. Join Rick and Morty as they traverse the space time continuum, channel their Qui with Iron Fist the Living Weapon #11. They join the Rebel Alliance with Kanan #1 and plan a heist with The Big Con-Job #2.
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Hey ComicImpact fans welcome to this weeks pre SDCC Pick of the Week podcast where Simon and Sebastian talk about last weeks favorites. Joins us as we explore the sins of the past in Original Sin #6. Follow Kamala Khan as she teams up with the Wolverine in Ms. Marvel #6. Feel the heart of the dark knight in Robin Rises: Omega #1 and follow Harley Quinn down to San Diego as she paints the town red and black and blue in Harley Quinn Invades Comic-Con #1.
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So here it is kids the last Long Beach Comic Con 2011 Interview. Join us as we talk with Jimmy Palmiotti about All-Star Western and what’s in store for Jonah Hex in the upcoming issues. Find out if Jimmy and Justin Gray are thinking about the digital format when they are working on a issue.We also get some information about a new up coming character in All-Star Western who is from San Francisco so watch out west coast!
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Happy “Horror on the 13th” everyone! I’m here, and I’m so ready to blow your minds with amazing horror comics that you need to be reading. I love the horror genre (as you well know by now), but let me explain a major reason that I have taken to these books and movies so easily – the women. This may seem strange coming from a woman, because horror takes a lot of criticism over their use of females in movies, television, and comic books.
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With the Long Beach Comic Con 2010 (Oct. 29-31) fast approaching I would like to bring attention to some of the great guests appearing from the world of independent art and publishing. There are a lot of big mainstream names (J. Scott Campbell, Jimmy Palmiotti, and Amanda Conner amongst others) and established comic book icons (Bernie Wrightson, Howard Chaykin, and Mike Mignola) set to appear.
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