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The Beat at WonderCon

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Hey there, The Beat will officially be appearing on Saturday at WonderCon on this panel:

WonderCon 11: IDW – #701

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Exclusives, signings, Dorothy of Oz, and more at IDW:

WonderCon 11: DC Comics — #140

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Major push for Green Lantern with panels and signings and screenigns of comics, movies, cartoons and more. Via the Source Blog:

WonderCon 11: D&Q debuts at show — #416

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This is exciting: Drawn and Quarterly is making their WonderCon debut with guests Seth and Vanessa Davis, and the debut of Shigeru Mizuki's ONWARD TOWARDS OUR NOBLE DEATHS and Pascal Girard's REUNION:

WonderCon 11: BOOM! Studios – #415

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Lots going on, including signings by Shannon Wheeler, Chris Roberson, and more:

WonderCon 11: Image Comics – #401

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Home Team Image has a big line-up of panels and announcements, a Zombie barcrawl, and much more, below:

WonderCon 11: Top Shelf – #414

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After an abscence of several years, Top Shelf is back at WonderCon, with Team BB Wolf -- Rich Koslowski and J.D. "Johnnie" Arnold -- and new releases, NIGHT ANIMALS by Brecht Evens and INCREDIBLE CHANGE-BOTS TWO by Jeffrey Brown.

Marvel unveils WonderCon exclusive

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Speaking of WonderCon, although Marvel was a proud participant in the 1987 show, they haven't been an exhibitor at WonderCon in many a year-- a string that will be broken in 2011 -- presumably to promote their movie slate. To mark the occasion, they are releasing a show variant cover by Giuseppe Camuncoli:

Old WonderCon video reveals primitive comics prehistory

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Joe Field, inventor of Free Comic Book Day and owner of Flying Colors in Concord, has passed along a video called WonderCon 1988 Review, created as a promo tool to get more exhibitors and publishers to attend the '89 show -- then called the Wonderful World of Comics Convention. With next week's show being the 25th anniversary of the Bay Area confab, he's been posting several historical videos to his YouTube account, and this one will blow your mind with its vivid depiction of the primitive conditions our comics forefathers labored under. In addition to a younger version of Joe himself playing Anderson Cooper, you see younger Stan Lee, young Fabian Nicieza, young Tom De Falco, and several other young un's in local TV coverage of the 1987 event. Several interesting factoids emerge from the coverage.

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