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May 13th, 2010 | by admin
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OK, so I didn’t get around to posting a comic for Wednesday, but a new one will post soon, so check back.

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April 1st, 2010 | by admin
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OK, coming up, if anybody’s curious, I’m going to be appearing in a few different capacities at Wondercon. If you’re gonna be in the Bay area that weekend or are already planning to come to the show, you should check me out! First I’m gonna be appearing in a panel on Friday, April 2nd which is set to have the following lineup:
Friday, April 2nd 3:30-4:30 Room 220-224
Queers, Comedy, and Camp: LGBT Humor Comics
From campy gag strips to witty graphic novels, LGBT humor has
flourished in comics, tackling issues such as coming out, identity
politics, relationships, and the vagaries of gay culture. Brian
Andersen (So Super Duper), Ed Luce (Wuvable Oaf), Sean Seamus McWhinny
(Diary of a Catering Whore), Joey Alison Sayers (Thingpart), and Rick
Worley (A Waste of Time) are joined by moderator Patty Jeres (Prism
Comics Co-President) for a spirited discussion.

I’m actually very flattered to have been invited by the talented and incredible Justin Hall, so I’m excited to do it.

After that on Friday I’m gonna be at the Prisim comics booth for an hour, 5-6, with, I’m told, Ed Luce. The next day I’m going to be at the booth again for two hours with the talented and adorable (Not that Justin Hall isn’t also adorable) Rene Capone, where we’ll be signing our comics and also showing off pages from our upcoming collaboration that we’ve been working on for a while now. So, if you’re curious about any of that, be sure to check us out. Rene will also be appearing on a panel Saturday afternoon which is set to have the following line-up:
Saturday, April 3rd 11:30-12:30 Room 220-224
Homegrown: Bay Area LGBT Comics
The San Francisco Bay Area was instrumental in the birth of queer
cartooning, and its wealth of artistic and social experimentation,
diversity, and underground comics nourishes a vibrant scene to this
day. Explore the legacy and future of LGBT comics in the Bay Area with
Rene Capone (The Legend of Hedgehog Boy), Jon Macy (Teleny), Desmond
Miller (Hansel and Gretel: Agents of the Coven), Christine Smith (Eve’s
Apple), Tristan Crane (How Loathsome), Mary Wings (Come Out Comix), and
moderator and Prism Comics’ board member Justin Hall (Glamazonia).

So check that out too. Rene’s comics are awesome, as are his paintings, and there are some other great people on that panel.

After which, Monday April 5th is set to be the grand re-launch of this website, with new content finally hopefully posting again at regular Monday, Wednesday, Friday intervals again for the forseeable future, so come back and check it out!

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