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Nov. 6th, 2002 03:44 pm1998 was, for me, among other things, the year of the Purity Test.
Nov. 6th, 2002
People who've been around me recently probably know that I've got a deep, burning desire to get to the US soonish for at least one comic con as we don't seem to have any in Australia.
Comic-Con International: San Diego 2003
Comic-Con International returns to the San Diego Convention Center on July 17-20, 2003. Coming off its biggest year ever, Comic-Con roars back with an exciting slate of guests and events, that we’re already starting to work on! With over 63,000 attendees, professionals and exhibitors in 2002, and over 600 hours of programming, films, anime, gaming, and special events, Comic-Con is the one show you can’t afford to miss!
Confirmed guests for 2003 include:
Neil Gaiman (American Gods, Coraline, Sandman); Richard and Wendy Pini (celebrating 25 years of Elfquest); Terry Moore (celebrating 10 years of Strangers In Paradise); Larry Lieber (Silver Age Marvel writer/artist and the artist of the Spider-Man newspaper strip); Stan Goldberg (Archie and Silver Age Marvel Comics artist); Sid Jacobson (longtime editor of Harvey Comics; and Julius Schwartz (DC editor emeritus!)
Comic-Con International: San Diego 2003
Comic-Con International returns to the San Diego Convention Center on July 17-20, 2003. Coming off its biggest year ever, Comic-Con roars back with an exciting slate of guests and events, that we’re already starting to work on! With over 63,000 attendees, professionals and exhibitors in 2002, and over 600 hours of programming, films, anime, gaming, and special events, Comic-Con is the one show you can’t afford to miss!
Confirmed guests for 2003 include:
Neil Gaiman (American Gods, Coraline, Sandman); Richard and Wendy Pini (celebrating 25 years of Elfquest); Terry Moore (celebrating 10 years of Strangers In Paradise); Larry Lieber (Silver Age Marvel writer/artist and the artist of the Spider-Man newspaper strip); Stan Goldberg (Archie and Silver Age Marvel Comics artist); Sid Jacobson (longtime editor of Harvey Comics; and Julius Schwartz (DC editor emeritus!)
