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The A-list hottie discusses photos leaked from the set of her film "Jennifer's Body."
The "Heroes" cutie joins co-star Freddie Highmore for some Comic-Con festivities.
Anna Faris has her head in the clouds at Comic-Con promoting "Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs"
Now that the comics industry has overtaken film, its outstanding writers are starting to step up to the biopic bar. Subversive brainiac Grant Morrison is up next, with a dedicated documentary due in time for next year’s Comic-Con International.
“He has an uncanny ability to tell stories that are both accessible and progressively avant-garde,” explained indie [...]
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From the cyborg battle pets of "We3" to the Alien-infested "Area 51," prolific comics and sci-fi scribe Grant Morrison has no shortage of cinematic projects in the works. This summer, however, the camera is poised to turn to Morrison himself.
Director Patrick Meaney's been chronicling Morrison's life for some time, most recently recording the longest interview [...]
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- San Diego Comic-Con International (en.wikipedia.org)
Comic fandom's rarely held to be a welcoming place for girls. But one correspondent remembers fondly her trip to the 1978 San Diego Comic-Con, when she was a wee 8-year old girl. Other females, however, were few and far between....
From boingboing.net
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- Founder of San Diego Comic-Con dies at 76 (salon.com)
Can I make a confession? I'm not 100% gung-ho about Tron Legacy, as I know other writers and Comic-Con attendees have been. Maybe it's because Tron wasn't a huge part of my childhood, or maybe it's because I was underwhelmed by the footage (or lack thereof) at Comic-Con this year. Either way, what we've seen so far hasn't really tickled my fancy yet, although obviously if the movie (or even the trailer) ends up being completely badass, I'm...
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Devoted comic fan and historian who founded the international Comic-Con convention in the USShel Dorf, who has died aged 76, was a fan and historian of comics and the founder of the annual Comic-Con International convention in San Diego, California. It was in early 1970 that Dorf proposed the idea of a convention to a local comics fanclub. He persuaded the comic book artist Jack Kirby and science-fiction writer Ray Bradbury to appear and even...
From guardian.co.uk
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- Sheldon Dorf, Comic-Con Founder, Dies (g4tv.com)
With the San Diego Comic-Con now running like clockwork as one of the biggest gatherings for comics, movies, and any other vaguely nerdy pop-culture ephemera in the world, it's hard to believe that it's largely the work of one man. Shel Dorf, a comic book collector who moved from Detroit to San Diego, put together the first con back in 1970, which was attended by 300 people. The most recent SDCC, this past August, was attended by 125,000...
From reelzchannel.com
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- Shel Dorf architect behind San Diego's Comic-Con died (blogsearch.google.com)
From the PRSA 2009 International Conference in San Diego, WebmasterRadio.FM's roving reporter, Maria Reitan, speaks with David Glanzer, director, marketing and public relations, Comic-Con, the largest comic book and popular arts convention, about ...
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In the past, I took at look at Wizard's convention line-up vis-a-vis Reed's more-or-less rock solid hold on New York Comic-Con — traditionally a big newsmaking event after San Diego Comic Con — as well as their growing hold on Chicago with ... Yet New England — perhaps more than any other area in the country — really has been the untapped frontier of conventions. Remember, two things help make a convention “a big deal” — lots of fans, and lots...
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Shel Dorf, the founder of San Diego's Comic-Con International, passed away this Tuesday reports Reuters. He was 76 years-old. He had spent the past year being treated for diabetes. The first Comic-Con International was held in 1970 and was attended by 300 or so people. This past year Comic-Con was attended by 125,000 and has come to encompass more than comic books. "Shel had notable foresight in not only believing these people needed some...
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