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Musings and advance comic book artwork from Chris Ryall, Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of IDW Publishing
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COMIC BOOKS 101 by Ryall and Tipton, in stores now!
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- Chris Ryall
- I'm the Publisher and Editor-in-Chief, and occasional comic book writer, of IDW Publishing, a San Diego-based comic book and graphic novel publisher.
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- 2009 Harvey Award nominees
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- When Liandra Met Illyria
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- Wha-TF happens in Vegas
- Doctor Starkings
- Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: The Signing
- They come to praise Groom Lake #3, not bury it
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- Spock: living long, prospering
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- The Aventure is about to begin
- Who says we're not erudite?
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- Who y'all gonna call?
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- 411 on 101
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3 comments:
Really enjoy the trek series from IDW! What will be the next trek project with Gordon Purcell? He's you're best artist!
Y`know, the idea of a liscencing convention actually sounds FASCINATING. What kind of things do they cover at that kind of a convention?
"What kind of things do they cover at that kind of a convention?"
Pretty much everything--from the studios showing their new movies and TV shows to old properties and personalities like Bruce Lee or Gumby to all kinds of toys, games, and other licenses, all looking for people to sign on as partners on comic books or t-shirt or anything else. It's big, like Comic-Con big (maybe not quite, but close).
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