Nov 24: Marc Silvestri signing in Baltimore

Collectors Corner

7911 Harford Rd.,

Baltimore, Maryland 21234

 

Thanksgiving Black Friday Silvestri Saturday Signing & Sale!
Tons of Merchandise that has never been available before in the store will be Priced and Placed in the Gamers Sanctuary Room All 3 Days of the Sale including tons of Vintage Action Figures, Toys, Games & More!

Starts :
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Thanksgiving Day Nov. 22th
(Open Early 9:00 AM til 5:00 PM)
*30% Off Everything in the Store!
50% Off ALL Back Issues.
(Includes Case & Vault)

Continues :

Black Friday Nov 23rd
(Opening 12:00 Midnight -9:00 PM)
21 Hours Of Savings...
*40% Off Everything in the Store!
60% Off ALL Back Issues.
(Includes Case & Vault)

Whats Left?

Saturday, November 24th -

Marc Silvestri Signing!

12 Noon til Last Person's Items are Signed.

Signing Starts at 12:00 Noon.

Line will be Capped at 500.

Marc will Sign until the Last Person in Line with the 500 Person Capped Line.

Limit 3 Items Per Person Signed.

CGC Signature Series Will Available for 1 Item Per Person, counting toward the Limit of 3.

The NEW Cyber Force #1 Will be Given Out for FREE Pre-Signed by Marc to the First 200 In Line.

Plus The Walking Dead #100 Marc Silvestri Cover will be Available for a Minimum of $5 Per Person with the Full Amount going toward Hurricane Sandy Relief. This Cover May be Purchased to get Signed In Addition to the 3 Item Limit Per Person.

(We have A Limited Quantity of 200 Copies, First Come First Served)

Line Will be Permitted to Form as Early as 9:00 AM on Saturday Morning.

A CGC Witness will be on Hand for Signature Series Service.

The First 25 People in Line Get a Head Sketch on 1 of the Limit of 3 Items Signed + 1 FREE Collectors Corner Logo Bag.

Saturday Nov. 24th
*30% Off Everything in the Store!
50% Off ALL Back Issues.
(Includes Case & Vault)

Stock up for X-Mas with unique Gifts and Stocking Stuffers that will make any fanboy's dream's come true!

If you can't decide what to get when you stop in we still have the perfect deal for you all 3 days of the Sale :

$10 Bonus Added to any Purchase of a $50 Gift Card.
$20 Bonus Added to any Purchase of a $100 Gift Card.

*Excludes Items Below -

*(MTG & YGO Booster Packs & Boxes, Fat Packs and Decks, Collecting Supplies, New Comics - New This Week & Last Week, New Merchandise for the Week of November 21st)

Toles does Peanuts

 

Tom Toles quotes Peanuts today (November 9) in a clever cartoon.

AnimeUSA starts tomorrow

 AnimeUSA runs this weekend of November 9th-11th at the Marriott Wardman Park in Washington, DC.  This is always a nice, fun con, with a lot of cosplay. It's particularly good for teens. Things appear to start at noon on Friday. They've put their programming schedule online too.

Big Planet Comics Orbit Newsletter - November 8, 2012

November 8, 2012

Ben Hatke signings on Saturday Nov. 10! NEW DATE! Don't forget we have moved Ben Hatke's signings to THIS Saturday, November 10, at our Vienna and College Park stores! More info below! We also reviewed both Zita the Spacegirl and Legends of Zita the Spacegirl on our podcast this week if you haven't had a chance to read them yet. We like 'em and recommend you get 'em! Feel free to forward on our newsletter, and please send us any comments or mailing list requests to vienna@bigplanetcomics.com Thanks!   - the Big Planet Comics kids ___________________ UPCOMING - November 10 NEW DATE - Ben Hatke signing PLEASE NOTE: This signing has been changed to a new date of Saturday, November 10! Sorry for any inconvenience! Ben Hatke, creator of the all-ages bestseller science fiction adventure Zita the Spacegirl, will be appearing at both our Vienna and College Park stores on Saturday, November 10, for his new sequel Legends of Zita the Spacegirl! Zita is determined to find her way home to earth, following the events of the first book. But things are never simple, and certainly never easy, in space. Zita's exploits from her first adventure have made her an intergalactic megastar! But she's about to find out that fame doesn't come without a price. And who can you trust when your true self is being eclipsed by your public persona, and you've got a robot doppelganger wreaking havoc . . . while wearing your face? Still, if anyone can find their way through this intractible mess of mistaken identity and alien invaders, it's the indomitable Zita, in Legends of Zita the Spacegirl. Ben Hatke's blog: http://letflythecannons.blogspot.com/   11AM-1PM Big Planet Comics of Vienna 426 Maple Ave. East Vienna, VA 22180 703-242-9412 vienna@bigplanetcomics.com Facebook event invite: https://www.facebook.com/events/158178887662216/ 3PM-5PM Big Planet Comics of College Park 7315 Baltimore Ave. College Park, MD 20740 301-699-0498 collegepark@bigplanetcomics.com Facebook event invite: https://www.facebook.com/events/377075189040242/ ___________________ Deadpool #1 by Brian Posehn, Gerry Duggan and Tony Moore When a necromancer starts bringing the US Presidents back to life as zombies, you can't have Captain America be seen decapitating Truman! Time to hire the wisecrackin' merc Deadpool! Yeah, that'll end well! A funny and pun-filled new adventure! Blacklung HC by Chris Wright An astounding and brutal tale of pirates and a lettered man shangaied among, with unexpected turns of savagery and insanity. Compelling and awful, all at the same time, anchored by Wright's cartoony style and flights of surreal fantasy covering religious themes and hallucinations. Unique and amazing! Iron Man #1   by Kieron Gillen and Greg Land   Tony Stark has to deal with more terrorists who have found his Extremis technology and avenge the death of an old friend. Good thing he can go in disguise by shaving his goatee! Freelancers #1 by Ian Brill, Joshua Covey, Mike Gagnon and Felipe Smith   Another $1 intro issue, the Freelancers are orphan girls trained in kung fu who work for the most elite patrons! Plus an astounding back up story with art by Smith about their time in the kung fu orphanage! 47 Ronin #1 (of 5) by Mike Richardson and Stan Sakai A historical retelling of the tale of the 47 masterless samurai who must suffer in order to fulfill their duty to their former lord and achieve revenge! Great research by Sakai as usual, and a dynamic set up of the corrupt Japanese feudal period! Shadowman #1 by Justin Jordan and Patrick Zircher When the first Shadowman disappears battling the forces of supernatural evil 20 years ago, his only son is raised in ignorance of his heritage. But when he discovers his parents may have been murderers, he throws away his father's magical amulet, setting the evil on his own trail again. And amazing art by Zircher as always! Storm Dogs #1 by David Hine and Doug Braithwaite   A hard scifi adventure, when miners start disappearing on an alien world, a special team of tough investigators is sent to investigate, and deal with two alien races, deadly rains, ferals animals, and local intrigue. A great start with cool characters and tech! Spaceman HC by Brian Azzarello and Eduardo Risso   If you didn't listen to us before, now you can get the complete saga all in one deluxe book! Genetically engineered apeman astronauts get caught up in the kidnapping of a celebrity kid, mixed with flashbacks to their time on another world! Amazing action and scifi concepts! Adventure Time Vol 1 SC Avengers Vs X-Men HC Battlefields Green Fields Beyond Part 1 #1 (of 6) Before Watchmen Moloch #1 (of 2) BPRD Plague of Frogs Vol 4 HC Buffy the Vampire Slayer Willow Wonderland #1 Colder #1 (of 5) Danger Club Vol 1 SC Daredevil End of Days #2 (of 8) Great Showdowns HC Injury Comics #4 JLA Earth II New Ptg SC Kevin Keller Vol 1 Welcome To Riverdale SC Monster Myths GN Multi-Story Building Model Chris Ware Portfolio Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind Box Set Perhapanauts Danger Down Under #1 (of 4) Scott Pilgrim Color HC Vol 02 (of 6) The Shadow Vol 1 Fire of Creation SC Three Thieves 3: The Captive Prince SC Thought Bubble Anthology 2012 #2   Big Planet Comics Podcast #64 "Badrock Obama" This week, Kevin, Nick, and Jared review a bunch of new comics! Download now or subscribe on iTunes!   PODCAST REVIEWS: 47 Ronin #1 (of 5) by Mike Richardson and Stan Sakai Blacklung HC by Chris Wright Deadpool #1 by Brian Posehn, Gerry Duggan and Tony Moore Freelancers #1 by Ian Brill, Joshua Covey, Mike Gagnon and Felipe Smith Iron Man #1 by Kieron Gillen and Greg Land Shadowman #1 by Justin Jordan and Patrick Zircher Storm Dogs #1 (of 6) by David Hine and Doug Braitwaithe Zita the Spacegirl SC by Ben Hatke Legends of Zita the Spacegirl SC by Ben Hatke Send us questions to podcast@bigplanetcomics.com or leave a voicemail at 1-703-539-CAST! (1-703-539-2278)   11/10 NEW DATE! - Ben Hatke Signing Legends of Zita the Spacegirl 11am-1pm 426 Maple Ave. East Vienna, VA 22180 703-242-9412 vienna@bigplanetcomics.com Signing Legends of Zita the Spacegirl 3pm-5pm 7315 Baltimore Ave. College Park, MD 20740 301-699-0498 bigplanetcollegepark@yahoo.com 1/1 New Year's Day Sale! All our stores! 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Truitt on Iron Man

Kieron Gillen explores the ultimate human of 'Iron Man';  And the character is all about his toys
Brian Truitt, USA TODAY November 6. 2012
http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/2012/11/06/kieron-gillen-iron-man-comic-book-series/1686293/

Al Goodwyn in International Day to End Impunity contest

 Northern Virginia cartoonist Al Goodwyn writes in:

If you have a moment check out Day to End Impunity.  I have a cartoon in their contest that can be voted on with "likes."  If you like their page, you can like my cartoon.

The site:
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.474699385907345.103682.251673968209889&type=1

My "squeezed globe" cartoon:
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=474704755906808&set=a.474699385907345.103682.251673968209889&type=3&theater

OT: Michael Pohrer (aka MJ) interview

 Michael Pohrer (aka MJ) is based in St. Louis, but kindly he has provided two logo drawings for ComicsDC (see the bar going down on the right). Now he's been interviewed by David Paccia at:

 

FIDDLESTIX© 25th Anniversary Exclusive Retrospective Interview and Giveaway

November 7 2012

http://david-wasting-paper.blogspot.com/2012/11/fiddlestix-25th-anniversary-exclusive.html

 

David's site is a great source for cartoonist interviews so click around. He's also having a contest for giving cartooning books away to teenagers.

 

Rafer Roberts on the Carolyn & Joe Show podcast

"Well lookie here, veteran and legendary comic book creator of the mind bending classic – Plastic Farm and Nightmare the Rat – Rafer Roberts is the guest on this weeks wild episode of the Carolyn and Joe Show! This is a historic episode of the Carolyn and Joe Show with this being the Rafer's first appearance on the podcast and it will definitly not disappoint."

Download it here.

PR: AnimeUSA charity auction

DC Collaborative Selected to Be Beneficiary of AnimeUSA Auction

 

Nov. 6, 2012

 

(Washington, DC)- The DC Arts and Humanities Education Collaborative was selected by AnimeUSA benefit from their auction to be held November 11 at 1 pm at the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. AnimeUSA will be holding their convention for the first time in Washington DC.

What:                   AnimeUSA Convention Auction

Where:                Marriott Wardman, 2660 WoodleyRoad, NW  Washington, DC 20008
When:                  Sunday, Nov. 11, 2012, 1 p.m.

 

AnimeUSA began in 1999 as a northern Virginia convention started by Anime fans.  By 2004, it had grown into a non-profit educational organization with the mission to promote and educate the public about Japanese arts and popular culture.  True to its beginnings, the organization remains a convention of fans, by fans, and for fans, however it expands its community outreach by selecting a nonprofit organization to benefit from the annual auction held at their conventions.  

 

"We're very pleased to be selected as the organization benefitting from the AnimeUSA auction this year, particularly as this is the first year that AnimeUSA comes to Washington DC," said Louise Kennelly, Executive Director of the DC Arts and Humanities Education Collaborative.

 

AnimeUSA wanted to contribute to a local DC charity, specifically one that benefits children through a focus on arts and education.   "We share with the DC Collaborative an appreciation of the importance of imagination and creativity. The DC Collaborative mission to ensure access to arts and humanities for all DC public school students captures the spirit of our convention," said said Danielle Pomfrey, Charity Auction Coordinator for AnimeUSA. 

 

The AnimeUSA convention takes place at the Washington Marriott Wardman Park on the weekend of November 9th-11^th.  The auction will be hosted on the Sunday afternoon of the convention.  In previous years, auction proceed recipients have included the Taylor Anderson Memorial Foundation, Child's Play, and the Suicide Prevention Hotline.

 

About the DC Arts and Humanities Education Collaborative

The DC Arts and Humanities Education Collaborative (DC Collaborative) provides equitable access to quality arts and humanities education for all DC public and chartered public schools. Working with its partners, since its founding in 1998, the DC Collaborative produces such exemplary programs as Arts for Every Student, sending about 30,000 students each year to member events.

 

About AnimeUSA                                                                                                                                                    AnimeUSA is a non-profit educational organization dedicating to raising awareness and educating the public about Japanese arts and popular culture.  AnimeUSA is a convention of fans, by fans, and for fans.

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Comic Riffs on Superman's home planet

FOUND: SUPERMAN'S KRYPTON: Neil deGrasse Tyson 'locates' Kal-El's home planet in the known universe
By Michael Cavna
Washington Post Comic Riffs blog (November 6 2012): http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/comic-riffs/post/found-supermans-krypton-neil-degrasse-tyson-locates-kal-els-home-planet-in-the-known-universe/2012/11/06/09fe7640-27c2-11e2-b4f2-8320a9f00869_blog.html#pagebreak

More cartoon murals in Navy Hospitals

Here's 3 more pictures from the Navy's Bureau of Medicine & Surgery's files...



Where Else? - The Pediatric Waiting Room. US Navy Hospital Subic Bay, Republic of Philippines. Dedicated June 5, 1973. [Note Peanuts comic strip mural on wall].Published in Navy Medicine, October 1973.

Navy Medicine Historical Files Collection - Facilities - Subic Bay, Philippines 12-0232-025



Light and Airy - Pediatric waiting room and clinical spaces. US Navy Hospital Subic Bay, Republic of Philippines. Dedicated June 5, 1973. [Note Disney cartoon mural on wall].Published in Navy Medicine, October 1973.

Navy Medicine Historical Files Collection - Facilities - Subic Bay, Philippines 12-0232-026



Pediatric Waiting Room - CDR G.W. Baldauf, MSC, USN, AO, at US Navy Hospital Subic Bay, communes with an articulate art critic. US Navy Hospital Subic Bay, Republic of Philippines. Dedicated June 5, 1973. [Note Disney cartoon mural on wall].

Published in Navy Medicine, October 1973.Navy Medicine Historical Files Collection - Facilities - Subic Bay, Philippines 12-0232-027

PR: Citizen Bill Calendars - GET YOURS!

Friends of Citizen Bill,

You need a calendar, and so do your friends and family. And everyone needs a good laugh.

These calendars, as you may already know, are designed to be useful as well as attractive and amusing. 

You get 14 months (including January 2014) with holidays, lunar and solar phases, and school dates (Montgomery County).

There's plenty of room to write in your own appointments, special days, etc.

Still featuring, as we have for the last 12 years, "Bonus Typos and Errors, All in Politically Correct Black and White!"

$13.50 is a GOOD PRICE, and it includes shipping! Calendars ship in December. 

Follow the link to get more info and to order: http://www.wmlbrown.com/wmlbalert.htm

Thanks, and happy holidays!

Bill Brown

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email: wmlbrown@earthlink.net (William L. Brown)

http://www.wmlbrown.com

AnimeUSA is this weekend

 AnimeUSA runs this weekend of November 9th-11th at the Marriott Wardman Park in Washington, DC.  This is always a nice, fun con, with a lot of cosplay. It's particularly good for teens. Things appear to start at noon on Friday.

Here's their first AnimeUSA podcast which features staff members Theo Bugtong (Director of Marketing), Tom Stidman (Director of Guests), and Mark Pope (Vice Chair of Programming).

Mark Tatulli at Hooray for Books!

Mark Tatulli cartoonist of 'Heart of the City' and 'Lio' spoke, drew and took questions for an hour tonight at Hooray for Books! in Alexandria, VA. I took some photos that I've put online. I'll try to get some of his more memorable quotes up here soon, because he's an entertaining speaker.

PR: Lost Art Books exhibiting at Brooklyn Comics and Graphics Festival

Just a reminder that Lost Art Books will be exhibiting at booth #7D (downstairs) at this year's Brooklyn Comics and Graphics Festival.

 

In addition to selling our full slate of books, we'll also have some of our convention-only items, including the limited edition prints and our latest Lost Art Chapbook devoted to pulp-era maestro, Edd Cartier.

 

Check out Lost Art Books at the regular place (www.LostArtBooks.com), and learn more about the Brooklyn Comics and Graphics Festival, and all of the attendant events and programming, at: http://www.comicsandgraphicsfest.com/.

 

 

Warm regards,

 

Joe Procopio

Publisher

Lost Art Books / Picture This Press

 

A Rake's Progress, or Richard Thompson: Cyborg Cartoonist

Nick Galifianakis was with Richard Thompson today (November 5 2012) as the electricity began to flow:

Hello, everyone. Well, here's another (rare) divergence from my usual postings:

I'm in the room with Richard Thompson at what is the first of several sessions to calibrate and then fine-tune the electrodes in his brain.

To quote a friend: "I had no idea they could fine tune the stimulation. I figured they threw a switch, and dialed a knob back if they started to smell meat cooking."

They're right now sending varied electricity into his brain putting him though a variety of tests and movements, big and very, very small, as well as constantly repeating the phrases that make me think I'm actually in the play "My Fair Lady."

The process is quite nuanced and requires tremendous patience to achieve the right balance (Richard has never complained, not once)

Too much juice here or not enough there, might fix the targeted area but it also may mean it negatively affects another area - at this moment, Richard no longer trembles in his right hand - but he's suddenly fluent in Korean. Only Korean.

(I'm kidding...do I really have to write that?)

Truly remarkable to watch, again, a very, very refined process. My friend's patience and good-naturdeness during the session is extraordinary as each switching on and off of a section and each re-calibration instantly brings a new physicality, increased or diminished, and even a new emotional state, up or down. This will take a while to get right - it's the ultimate borrowing from Peter to pay Paul situation.

Oops, gotta go..., I'll have more later. Right now I want to watch Richard finish his needlepoint...while figure skating.

11/5: Martk Tatulli in Alexandria

Monday 11/5, 7:00-8:00 p.m. --Cartoonist Mark Tatulli

Award-winning, internationally-syndicated cartoonist Mark Tatulli, creator of the comics Lio and Heart of the City will visit the store. His newest collection, Lio: There's a Monster in my Socks, is compiled especially for younger readers! The world of Lio is filled with the extraordinary - monsters under the bed, wild reptile pets, robot inventions, weird science - but it's all commonplace for this most uncommon kid. Lio explores the twisted realm of a kid's imagination - at once bizarre, creepy and fun. Email us to reserve a copy or to let us know you're coming. Ages 6 and up.

Hooray for Books! | 1555 King St., Ste. 101, Alexandria, VA 22314 | Phone (703) 548-4092 Fax (703) 548-4094 | info@hooray4books.com

Cavna gets MAD

'Totally MAD' celebrates 60 years of satire
By Michael Cavna, Washington Post November 4 2012
http://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/books/totally-mad-celebrates-60-years-of-satire/2012/11/01/9c0f2944-229a-11e2-ac85-e669876c6a24_story.html

Arthur Szyk pieces on exhibit at Library of Congress

Szyk's work is noted at the end of this article:

Library of Congress exhibit celebrates Jewish history, artifacts
By Debra Rubin, — Religion News Service
Washington Post November 4, 2012
http://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/style/library-of-congress-exhibit-celebrates-jewish-history-artifacts/2012/11/01/f519d8c0-23a0-11e2-ac85-e669876c6a24_story.html

Words Like Sapphires: 100 Years of Hebraica at the Library of Congress, 1912-2012, South Gallery of the library's Thomas Jefferson Building through March 16, 2013.

Jonathan Luna interview

A Bright New Vision: An Interview With Jonathan Luna
Diamond Bookshelf November 2012
http://www.diamondbookshelf.com/Home/1/1/20/835?articleID=127317