Check out the Samurai Rabbit on Netflix.
Different than the comic but worth watching. Some glimpses
of Stan's work here and there.
Check out the Samurai Rabbit on Netflix.
Different than the comic but worth watching. Some glimpses
of Stan's work here and there.
Stay safe, be cool.
The popular demonstration usually takes place at SDCC.
Special guest may include Juan Ortiz, an expert on drawing interiors, and figures.
Find out soon---or read Uncle Jam, or check out his website...wingedtiger.com
Phil Yeh (with Linda & the new book--Places), Scott Shaw!, William Stout, Richard Delgado, Steve Leialoha, Trina Robbins, and so many more--many at Artist Alley.
Stan Sakai has created a steady amount of excellent stories over the years. Now, Netflix has prepared
a show with his blessing, featuring a descendant of Usagi in the far future.
Space Usagi is right around the corner, in respect to his debut in Netflix.
If you like comics, then support the show.
Soltero will present images on his gorilla conservation sketchbook.
Also, come and meet Phil and Linda Yeh, Steve Leialoha, Tom Luth, and Trina Robbins.
Sac Anime is this weekend. San Diego Comic Fest is next week, and San Diego Comic-Con SDCCI is take place this summer.
Come out and support comic artist, and the community, in a safe manner.
Phil has a new book, titled Places, watercolors of the cities he has travelled to.
Sort of...he is teaching great things about writing, through the BBC.
It sounds great.
Alex's son was there, but Alex himself was not able to make it.
Make sure to get a copy or two of the hardback books on Alex. They are worth getting. You can get them through his son, and through Bud Plant Art books, both great folks.
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Calico is the name of the comic book which deals with animal abuse.
They have four issues of the book out, and they plan to print at least issues in total.
The writer was present.
By Mark Evanier and Sergio Aragonés, with Tom Luth, and Stan Sakai.
The trade is finally here, from the four issue mini.
Well, the three day event took place. Scottie Young was present to sign.
Rob Liefeld, may have been there, but was not sighted. The same for Ron Lim.
Alex Niño was not present but his booth was there, run by his son.
The Lumpia movie premiered, as did the Groo/Tarzan trade through the folks at ERB.
Some Happy Days actors were present but only on Friday (why not Saturday?).
A producer, Mr. Houston, from the 90s X-Men was present at a panel.
The food trucks were great, as was the entire Wondercon staff, programming, volunteers, and all others.