A LOOK AHEAD TO……LSCC 2014
December 20, 2013, 9:00 am
Filed under: Events | Tags: Adi Granov, Alan Davis, Andy Lanning, Arthur Adams, Brian Wood, Charlie Adlard, Chris Weston, Chrissie Zullo, Dan Slott, Frank Cho, Gary Frank, Howard Chaykin, Ian Churchill, Jacen Burrows, Jamie Tyndall, JK Woodward, John Layman, John Watson, Joyce Chin, Katie Cook, Lee Garbett, LSCC 2014, Mark Buckingham, Mark Farmer, Max Brooks, Mike Collins, Neil Edwards, Roger Langridge, Sean Phillips, Tom Palmer, Yanick Paquette
Filed under: Events | Tags: Adi Granov, Alan Davis, Andy Lanning, Arthur Adams, Brian Wood, Charlie Adlard, Chris Weston, Chrissie Zullo, Dan Slott, Frank Cho, Gary Frank, Howard Chaykin, Ian Churchill, Jacen Burrows, Jamie Tyndall, JK Woodward, John Layman, John Watson, Joyce Chin, Katie Cook, Lee Garbett, LSCC 2014, Mark Buckingham, Mark Farmer, Max Brooks, Mike Collins, Neil Edwards, Roger Langridge, Sean Phillips, Tom Palmer, Yanick Paquette
It’s about 3 months until London Super Comic Con in March 2014 and I thought I’d take a quick look at who’s been announced for this year’s event……maybe even a quick look at some of the other things I’ll be keeping an eye out for at next year’s event.
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MOUSE GUARD: LEGENDS OF THE GUARD VOLUME 1
March 15, 2012, 1:27 am
Filed under: Archaia, Comic Reviews | Tags: Alex Kain, Alex Sheikman, Craig Rousseau, David Petersen, Fall 1152, Gene Ha, Guy Davis, Jason Shawn Alexander, Jeremy Bastian, Karl Kerschl, Katie Cook, Legends of the Guard, Lowell Francis, LSCC, Mark Smylie, Mouse Guard, Nate Pride, Sean Rubin, Ted Naifeh, Terry Moore, Winter 1152
Filed under: Archaia, Comic Reviews | Tags: Alex Kain, Alex Sheikman, Craig Rousseau, David Petersen, Fall 1152, Gene Ha, Guy Davis, Jason Shawn Alexander, Jeremy Bastian, Karl Kerschl, Katie Cook, Legends of the Guard, Lowell Francis, LSCC, Mark Smylie, Mouse Guard, Nate Pride, Sean Rubin, Ted Naifeh, Terry Moore, Winter 1152
This latest Mouse Guard title from creator David Petersen sees him take a bit more of a backseat from writing/art duties. With a mix of creators handpicked by Petersen himself given free-reign to explore the Mouse Guard myth’s with their own brand of storytelling and keen eye for drawing a mouse armed to the teeth.
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