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This time it’s up FOR REAL.
Stan Lee! Grant Morrison! Ian McShane! Floyd Norman! Pedagogy! Marky Mark! Jennifer de Guzman! The future of the pamphlet! Signe Wilkinson! Sam Raimi! Carla Gugino! Eddie Campbell! Al Feldstein! A panel on blogging without any of the Usual Suspects! COREY FELDMAN!
GETTING BUNIONS JUST LOOKING AT IT.
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Heidi MacDonald, editor-in-chief
Assistant Editor: Kate Fitzsimons
Contributing Editors
Torsten Adair
Jen Vaughn
Technology Editor: Bruce Lidl
Entertainment Editor: Shannon O'Leary
Columnists:
Todd Alcott
Michel Fiffe
Marc-Oliver Frisch
Rich Johnson
Paul O'Brien
MK Reed
Illustrations:
Maggie Siegel-Berele
Holy cow, that’s a lot of stuff and things.
Torchwood! (No Eve Myles! Grrrrrrrr!)
Oh boy, I’ve got to remember to be ruthless in making sure I pick panels that require little walking back and forth between the Room 1-8 area, the Ballroom 20 and surrounding area and the Hall H area.
Last year, for the first time in the 8 years I’d been going to Comic-Con, the panels that I wanted to see lined up perfectly on almost every day. This year, after Doctor Who/Torchwood, Thursday is going to be a problem.
— Rob
I thought it was funny that Jason Thompson’s “Secret History of Manga in the US” panel is opposite the Random House/ Del Rey Manga panel.
Yeah, that was funny, Susie.
I also wonder whose bright idea it was to schedule The Mark & Sergio Show against the Bongo Comics panel. D’OH!
— Rob
LOVEJOY!
Damn-damn-damn-damn.
First year in quite a while I’m not going, and Ian McShane’s gonna be there!
Probably wouldn’t get to meet him, anyway …
–SJPO
Haim better have a damn good excuse.
What panels are you on Heidi?
LOVEJOY?
You mean that C********* Al Swearengen.
LOVEJOY?
You mean that C********* Al Swearengen.
I believe you both mean Sean Donovan, the only South American Junta leader in the US Army.
All I know is, having never been to CCI, I read the Thursday listings alone and I was exhausted just thinking about them. This is like ten years of Wizard World Chicago panels in a single day.