Tag: SDCC ’14
SDCC ’14: Tula Lotay on Supreme, Thought Bubble, and Career
by Zachary Clemente
Tula Lotay (aka Lisa Wood) is a comic artist hailing from the UK. Her work includes Elephantmen, Bodies, and the new Image book Supreme: Blue Rose with writer Warren Ellis. She also consults for the well-regarded Travelling...
SDCC ’14: Marc Andreyko: It’s What’s Behind the Mask That Counts
By Matthew Jent
Marc Andreyko has written comics for DC, Marvel, IDW and Image for more than 10 years. He spoke to the Beat at the DC booth on the floor of San Diego Comic...
SDCC ’14: Jeff Lemire on creating a new universe in ‘The Black Hammer’
By Kyle Pinion
In part two of our weekend long discussion with Jeff Lemire, we sat down with him to discuss his newly announced Dark Horse creator-owned title The Black Hammer to find out more...
SDCC ’14: Michael Cho on ‘Shoplifter’ – Influence of Advertisement & Social Media
by Zachary Clemente
Michael Cho is an illustrator, cartoonist, and writer currently residing in Toronto. He has worked with Marvel, DC, and others. His graphic novel, Shoplifter is out this September from Pantheon Books.
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Update on the injured cosplayer
I'm sure everyone has now read up on the details of the arrest regarding the 17-year-old cosplayed who was found injured and was presumably attacked at Comic-Con on Saturday night. The man who was...
SDCC ’14: Vivek J. Tiwary uncovers the fact and fiction behind ‘The Fifth Beatle’
By: Kyle Pinion
Vivek J. Tiwary is a multiple award winning Broadway Producer whose productions have netted 25 Tony Awards and 44 Tony nominations. The culmination of decades of research, The Fifth Beatle, his graphic...
SDCC ’14: Listen to all the best panels AND the Eisner Awards
Jamie Coville has done it again, recording some of the most fascinating panels from Comic-Con just passed, AND the 2014 Eisner Awards to boot. In fact so many of these were on our own...
SDCC ’14: Journal – 4 Days and 10 Years Later, What I’ve Seen and...
By Victor Van Scoit
I planned on writing journal updates based on my daily experiences, but the time vortex that is San Diego Comic Con always wins at some point. With its voracious appetite it...
SDCC ’14: Image Dares to Give Us an All-Artist Panel (It Was Great)
by Zachary Clemente
Sometimes, it's the smaller details that stand out most. Sure, Image Comics is pushing for changes in the comics industry and has really been an a great example of how different publication...
Evangeline Lilly: Acting was a detour on her way to becoming a writer
By Hannah Lodge
Evangeline Lilly has made a name for herself by starring in classic portrayals of good vs. evil. Whether she’s eluding the Man in Black as Kate in Lost, fighting Orcs in The...
SDCC ’14: Fashioning a Response to Cosplay Harassment
Comic-Con hit TMZ after America's Next Top Model winner and media personality Adrianne Curry, dressed as Catwoman, chased down and whip-punched a man who thrust his hands down the tights of another model dressed as Tigra....
SDCC ’14: Cover Story: The Art of the Cover – panel recap
By Matthew Jent
Oh, gang. What a fun panel.
Moderated by legend-in-his-own-time Mark Evanier, “Cover Story: The Art of the Cover” took five artists, gave them five of their own covers apiece, and had them talk...
