Posted by John Mueller, on December 13th, 2010
Christmas is just around the corner and as such the colors red and green are everywhere. Yet, instead of Santa’s suit and elves’ uniforms, my thoughts are drawn to the signature dual colors of incredible 3-D comics, and the work of third dimension master Ray Zone!
I’ve been looking back upon Zone’s work quite a bit recently in light of viewing the 3-D Thomas Jane and Timothy Bradstreet film Dark Country at the 2010 Long Beach Comic Con. Zone worked as the 3-D consultant on the highly entertaining supernatural...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on November 20th, 2010
Here it is Kids, the last Long Beach Comic Con Interview. Join us as we talk with Howard Chaykin. Find out about his new Magneto story line for Marvel comics that is due to hit stores in January. We also take a look back at his work on the original Star Wars comics, on Die Hard year one and talk about how great Steve Ditko was on the early issues of Amazing Spider-Man. We found out Time2 (Time Squared) is the most personal project he has worked on and how comics made a impact on Howard at a very young age. Also,...
Posted by Ian Candish, on November 19th, 2010
That’s right everyone, we’ve still got LBCC content for you! LBCC was a smaller convention (at least compared to SDCC) and was almost entirely artist alley and we got some pretty incredible convention sketches from them.
One of the best souvenirs one can take from any comic convention is convention sketches. At artist alley the creators from some of your favorite comics will do sketches or commissions for you. Some charge for their sketches, others will offer them for free. Some artist will do smaller, quick...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on November 12th, 2010
Join us as we talk to Justin Orr, a young graphic designer/comic book artist. Not only does he enjoy the work of classic comic creators such as the great Jack Kirby, he’s also a fan of Will Eisner. If you’re not a fan of Justin Orr’s artwork and style by the end of this interview then you need to go the doctor, because he is the Comic Impact artist to watch out for in 2010.
Hey Marvel! Just take a look at Justin’s amazing Spider-Man print, it would make for a great cover! Also, find out about which comic...
Posted by Ken Zeider, on November 11th, 2010
Are you a fan of The Punisher? How about just awesome art in general? Well we got a treat for you! At the Long Beach Comic Con we had the amazing opportunity to interview artist Tim Bradstreet who is probably best known for his amazing covers for The Punisher, and Hellblazer. Tim was really nice to take some time to speak with us about his technique, upcoming projects, and his work with RAW Entertainment that he co-founded with actor Thomas Jane. Thanks again to Tim Bradstreet! Now go watch the interview!
Ken Zeider
Ken@ComicImpact.com
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on November 10th, 2010
We are still not done with Long Beach Comic Con 2010. This time we talk with the great Tim Sale about his unique style of artwork, ink wash and how it is a big part of his work. Find out how Tim met Jeph Loeb. Yes, we ask Mr. Sale, “Where is Captain America: White?”
Stay tune to ComicImpact, we’re still not done with video form Long Beach Comic Con 2010. You have Tim Bradstreet, Howard Chaykin and young upcoming super star in the world of comics to look forward to.
Simon Daoudi
Simon@ComicImpact.com
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on November 9th, 2010
When we were at Long Beach Comic Con we had the chance to talk with ComicImpact champion guest Mr. J.T. Krul. We talked about what it’s like to have an exclusive deal with DC Comics, including his current projects them, such as Teen Titans and Green Arrow. Also his work over at Aspen on Mindfield and Soulfire and what the future looks like for all you Fathom fans. You definitely don’t want to miss J.T. giving us his pick to win Lord Stanley’s cup this year.
Make sure to stay tune to ComicImpact for...
Posted by John Mueller, on November 8th, 2010
The second annual Long Beach Comic Con has now come and gone and it is with a huge measure of relief that I can say that it has not merely bested last year’s event, but gave me every reason to believe it will continue to move in a positive direction as well. And, as strange as it sounds, I’d say it topped last year’s inaugural LBCC just by simultaneously growing larger yet staying essentially the same: by keeping the focus on sequential art, the people who make it, and the fans who love it.
The comic book Gods...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on November 5th, 2010
Last weekend was the Long Beach Comic Con, as well as, Halloween. That was the best time to go to a con, as you saw in our Cosplayer Spotlight video. You watched the video right ? You haven’t? Stop what you’re doing and watch it now. I’ll wait… Ok, now you can enjoy the photos form last weekend’s 2nd Long Beach Comic Con. Or as we like to call it around the impact, LBCC.
J Scott Campbell and Tim Bradstreet enjoy the opening Celebration
Drew Seldin ( media Contact for LBBC) with Matt...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on November 4th, 2010
As most of you know, we love cosplayers here at Comic Impact. So, while down in Long Beach we made sure to take lots of pictures and video for all of you out there who couldn’t make it to the Long Beach Con. The costumes were amazing and we all were blown away by the amount of detail that everyone put in. Everyone looked great! So enjoy our video and keep checking back for pictures as well.
Oh, and there is a little message from our October Cosplay Girl of the Month, Kit Quin and our soon to be November Cosplay Girl of...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on November 2nd, 2010
Join us as we talk with Jimmy Palmiotti at the Long Beach Comic Con. Jimmy talks to us about 3 projects that he is working on, including a time traveling killing Nazi book (Time Bomb) for Radical Publishing, We also talk about Jonah Hex,Power Girl and Freedom Fighters.
Palmiotti also drops a few clues about his new project with Amanda Conner, Captain Brooklyn for Image Comics, due in stores in 2011. Make sure to stay tune to ComicImpact for all your Long Beach Comic Con 2010 highlights all week long.
Simon Daoudi
Simon@ComicImpact.com
Posted by Ian Candish, on November 1st, 2010
Wow, did you see The Walking Dead last night? Holy bejeezus! What a great show! And it’s only going to get better, too. At Long Beach Comic Con 2010 we got a chance to sit down and talk with one of the actors from the series, Steven Yeun. Yeun is playing the character Glen who is going to be introduced in next week’s episode.
Yeun sits down and tells us about his experience with the comics before the show, what it was like being chased by undead zombies, working with Robert Kirkman and getting to drive a...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on October 29th, 2010
So you’re not going to Long Beach Comic Con this weekend? Well guess what? Thanks to the power of the internet and social networking you can keep to date with us.
Simon,Ken and Christina will be there all weekend but will be joined by the rest of the team throughout the con. If you want to stay update to with what’s going on at Long Beach Comic Con, you may want to check a few of our social networks such as Facebook and Twitter. There will be some video for you Comic Impact fans once we get back, we have...
Posted by Ian Candish, on October 26th, 2010
Hey, look! It's Amanda Conner!
So, Long Beach Comic Con is this weekend and I need your help, Comic Impact fans!
You see, of the many talented…talents that will be in attendance the one I’m most excited for is artist Amanda Conner. Conner is famous for her recent run on Power Girl and has also been doing covers for Marvel’s Black Cat mini lately. I’m a really big fan of hers, she draws fantastic women, and I’m dying for a convention sketch/commission from her. My problem is…I don’t...
Posted by John Mueller, on October 10th, 2010
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. These are can’t miss talents to be sure, but please make time to visit the following folks as well and get to know their work (if...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on October 5th, 2010
Hey ComicImpact fans do you remember last year when we went to the Long Beach Comic Con? I had a great time, it was my favorite con of 2009. Well guess what? The Long Beach Comic Con will be here before you know it. This time around we want to give you a sneak peak of the con. We asked Drew Seldin, media coordinator for LBCC, to come on this very special episode and talk about this year’s con, as well as, some of are favorite moments from last year. Find out how you can win tickets the event during one of our upcoming...