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I guess it was inevitable with all the new comic news JMS has had recently. He's just been added to the guest list for this year. Sadly, the show's mainly sold out by now. I think only Sunday has a few tickets.
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Damn. Wish he would come to the east coast again.Originally posted by Jan View PostWhat a wonderful world you live in. -
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It would be great if JMS would visit the Mid-West, although this is very unlikely.Originally posted by glindros View Post
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I would like to see him come to Northern Europe - we will see...Jan from Denmark
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JMS confirmed that he'll be at Comic-Con this year and it looks like there'll be still more announcements on the comic front:
Now if I can just snag a ticket when (if) SDCC does some eBay auctions after the refund date passes.I'd
initially planned on not going to San Diego Comic Con this July so I
could focus on the work, but there's so much going on in that field
for me right now, plus some announcements that'll be made there, that
I really have to be there.
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Here is an additional reason to attend Comic-Con:
Morgan Spurlock Wants Your Story for That Comic-Con Doc
May 27, 2010
Source: MorganSpurlock.com
by Ethan Anderton
Just last week, we finally heard some official details on a forthcoming documentary from director Morgan Spurlock and producers Joss Whedon, Stan Lee and Harry Knowles that will follow seven comic fans from around the world as they embark on their journey to the annual Comic-Con convention in San Diego this July. Comic-Con Episode Four: A Fan's Hope, as it will be titled, now has a request to the masses from Spurlock's own website looking for Comic-Con stories from fans just like you guys. So here's your big chance to get on the big screen and showcase your geeky, dorky and/or nerdy obsessions for the entire world to see. ...Last edited by Dan Dassow; 05-29-2010, 06:51 AM.Comment
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Here here!!!!Originally posted by Dan Dassow View PostIt would be great if JMS would visit the Mid-West, although this is very unlikely.
Dan DassowI had the dagger in my hand! And he has the indecency to start dying on his own.Comment
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If anybody knows of decent sized cons near where you want him, why not suggest that they invite him? I've seen him at huge cons and small ones. It's worth a try.
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I just suggested that for a Danish con "Komiks.dk". Dunno the size of the con yet, but if JMS comes I will (at least attempt to) move heaven and earth to get thereOriginally posted by Jan View Post
Jan from Denmark
My blog :
http://www.babylonlurker.dk
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I just found the first panel that JMS is apparently scheduled for at Comic-Con. From the Summer online only magazine:
Sounds like fun. This panel is part of the Comic Arts Conference program.From Superman to superwomen. Katrina Hill (ActionFlickChick.com, voted by G4TV viewers as the "Next Woman of the Web"), Jill Pantozzi (Comic Book Resources), Luci Romberg (
Ninja Warrior, Zombieland), Marjorie Liu (Dirk and Steele), reality TV star Adrianne Curry, and J. Michael Straczynski (Babylon 5, Wonder Woman) ask, "Where Are the Action Chicks?" Why, despite the popularity of heroines like Xena, Wonder Woman, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer, have comics and films not produced more superheroines and other action-oriented women? They are joined by the Ink-Stained Amazon herself, Jennifer K. Stuller, who explains how the female hero in modern mythology has broken through the boys’ club barrier of tradition and reveals the pivotal role of high-heeled, costumed crimefighters in popular culture.
JanLast edited by Jan; 06-25-2010, 01:49 PM."As empathy spreads, civilization spreads. As empathy contracts, civilization contracts...as we're seeing now.
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Pardon me, I'm about to shout...
I GOT MY TICKET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was worried 'cause it took forever for screens to change and the first few times I enterred my info it kept telling me it was sold out. Something told me to keep trying and I finally got a sale screen.
YIPPEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
We now return you to your regularly scheduled forum....
Jan"As empathy spreads, civilization spreads. As empathy contracts, civilization contracts...as we're seeing now.
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Woooo! I get to hang out with jan! I mean...go to comic-con!Comment
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LOL! You're sweet but enough people around here have met me so they're not gonna be fooled. It's the OTHER JMS you'll be looking for. But you're still my convention 'son'.Originally posted by SmileOfTheShadow View Post
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That's the best, getting something when you think there's little to no chance. Happy dance
Have a good time!
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Congratulations!Originally posted by Jan View PostPardon me, I'm about to shout...
I GOT MY TICKET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was worried 'cause it took forever for screens to change and the first few times I enterred my info it kept telling me it was sold out. Something told me to keep trying and I finally got a sale screen.
YIPPEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
We now return you to your regularly scheduled forum....
Jan
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