Two days after the Long Beach Comic Con is over, on October 6th, Warner Premier’s Trick ‘r Treat will be hitting retail shelves — both in DVD and Blu-ray format! And while we heartily recommend buying a copy, we wanted to take this opportunity to remind you that you don’t HAVE to wait until October [...]
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BREAKING NEWS: Stan Lee & Jim Lee Meet-and-Greet and Stan Lee signing at LBCC
The Long Beach Comic Con is excited to announce that Stan Lee is expanding his involvement at the Long Beach Comic Con. A while back, we announced that Stan “The Man” Lee – creator of such iconic names as Spider-Man, The Fantastic Four, The X-Men, The Incredible Hulk, The Avengers and many more – would [...]
Artist Q&A: Name the three people (alive or dead) that you would like to have dinner with. Briefly explain.
It’s been a few weeks since we did one of these Long Beach Comic Con Blog, and so it’s time for another LBCC Artist Q&A! Today’s question is an oldie, but a goodie… and, in fact, technically it’s not a question at all. Check it out below:
Name the three people (alive of dead) that you would like [...]
A Conversation with… Berkeley Breathed
I recently had the opportunity for a nice little question and answer session with Long Beach Comic Con guest, Berkeley Breathed. If you were alive during the 1980s, and weren’t living under a rock of some kind, you are almost certainly familiar with Mr. Breathed’s work – particular his iconic character Opus the penguin and [...]
A Conversation With… Com.X
We continue our series of conversations with exhibitors & guests of the Long Beach Comic Con with Eddie Deighton & Ben Shahrabani of Com.X.
Eddie, Ben, I’d like to thank you for taking the time to chat with us. It’s great to see Com.X back in action so let’s jump right in and see what’s [...]
Artist Q&A: What profession, other than your own, would you like to attempt?
Over the next couple of weeks, we’re going to feature lots and lots of interviews with some of the incredible comic book artists and other media guests who will be gracing us with their presence at the Long Beach Comic Con. We’ve got some BIG interviews coming up,so be sure to check back to the [...]
A Conversation with… Dustin Nguyen
OK, I’m late by a few days. I won’t let it happen again. But, I do have the first in a series of interviews with Long Beach Comic Con guests, exhibitors and creators. Dustin Nguyen, Batman: Streets of Gotham artist, checked in to discuss the show and drops an embarrassing convention story.
Mike Scigliano: Dustin, it’s [...]
