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Comic-Con International, San Diego, CA
July 21-25, 2004
People Posing for the Camera
Words by Jennifer de Guzman
Pictures by JdG, Brian Belew and Deb Moskyok
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AGGHHHH! There was some sort of radioactive explosion at the lab, and OH GOD! GIANT RAMPAGING CARTOONIST!
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Nah, I'm just kidding. Roman Dirge, creator of Lenore, is regular size.
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Tommy Kovac, creator of Autumn and Stitch, and Serena Valentino, writer and creator of GloomCookie and Nightmares and Fairy Tales, pose so prettily, though the camera got an awful lot of flash on them. Sorry.
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Harley Sparx, artist of GloomCookie, had the fanciest outfits of anyone.
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Ian and Tyson Smith, creators of Emily and the Intergalactic Lemonade Stand, show of their Smithly charm. Emily sold out at the show. Woo!
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Landry Walker and Eric Jones, creators of Little Gloomy and X-Ray Comics, work hard thinkin' and drawin'. We actually let these guys into our office. But only because they bring pizza.
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Todd Meister and Jen Feinberg, creators of Little Scrowlie, came to play. They were usually the first creators at the booth everyday. Now they have gold stars in their permanent records.
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Rikki Simons and Tavisha, creators of Ranklechick and His Three-Legged Cat, provide, as usual, an interesting task for Photoshop color-correcting.
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Scott Mills, creator of Seamonsters and Superheroes, mugs it up for the camera.
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Jon "Bean" Hastings, creator of Smith Brown Jones and Mad Science, says, "Hey, there. How are you this fine evening?"
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Editorial material is copyright © 2000 - 2004 by Dan Vado. All other material trademarked and copyright respective owners. All rights reserved.
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