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May 15, 2015

East Coast Comicon 2015

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It’s been a month, but I am finally getting around to chronicling my day at East Coast Comicon. In my defense, I’ve had a lot going on behind the scenes with getting my own comic ready for release on June 2nd. The first five pages are up now on Circus Book. Regardless ofgood excuses, I will be posting here more frequently in the next couple of months.

April 11,2015

I ended up getting to the convention center a bitlater than anticipated, but all in all it turned out to be a great day. I met u...

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Published on May 15, 2015 03:00

January 30, 2015

Fanboy Nerd Rage and the Star Wars Expanded Universe

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Two months ago, we saw the release of the first Episode VII trailer. Two weeks ago we saw the launch of Marvel’s Star Wars #1.Before Disney bought Lucasfilm, I don’t think I was alone in my belief that the fabled VII, VIII, and IX trilogy would never be made. Given how disappointing the prequel trilogy ended up being, I was OK with the final trilogy never happening. But now the Star Wars franchise has been given new life. The anticipation for Episode VII is already breaking all sorts ofrecor...

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Published on January 30, 2015 13:41

November 3, 2014

Dream Crasher: A Five Year Journey

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The rootsof Dream Crasher can be traced all the way back to my sophomore year of college, when I first drafted an idea for a short film. It’s first working title was Post Human. It never made it beyond pre-production. I picked it up again in my senior year, when I wrote up a prose treatment for a Creative Writing class. I liked how it came out, but I was too distracted by my involvement with slam poetry at the time, and it slipped to the back burner.

The project wouldn’t truly come to life u...

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Published on November 03, 2014 08:07

October 30, 2014

New York Comic Con 2014 – Saturday

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Saturday – October 11

After a solid night’s sleep, Jaime and I started our day inArtist Ally. I picked up volume one ofRunners by Sean Wang. I’m in the middle of reading it now, and it’s really quite good. I also stopped by Dirk Manning’s booth in isle H8 (easy to remember from Friday’s presentation). Had a really nice little conversation about the creator community and the industry. Picked up Write or Wrong and the first volume of Tales of Mr. Rhee, the latter of which I just finished and t...

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Published on October 30, 2014 12:10

October 24, 2014

New York Comic Con 2014 – Friday

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Friday – October 10

Jaime and I left bright and early on Friday so that I could get there in time for the panel Breaking Into Comics the Marvel Way. I wasn’t sure what to expect,but I was pleasantly surprised.From all of the stories and bits of advice I keep hearing, I think it mostly boils down to two things:

Finish your work and put it where people can see it. Network effectively andand get to know your community.

Sam Humphries, who garnered attention for his self-published Our Love is R...

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Published on October 24, 2014 12:43

October 15, 2014

New York Comic Con 2014 – Thursday

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Back in June, Jaime and I both sat in the NYCC ticket queuefor a good hour before he finally got in and grabbed us both passes for Friday and Saturday. When my spot in the queue finally broke I snagged one for myself for Thursday. This would be my first year going to Comic Con with a known title (Dream Crasher) for the comic series Reed Olsen and I have been working on for the last four years. I had some last minute post cards printed up just a week before, and they arrived right on time.

I’...

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Published on October 15, 2014 15:46