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The Cartoon Art Museum proudly presents original works of art from the feature film CORALINE, produced by LAIKA, the Portland-based animation studio owned by Nike co-founder and Chairman Philip H. Knight, and released by Focus Features on February 6, 2009. The exhibition features drawings, storyboards, puppets, sets, costumes and more from this groundbreaking movie, the first ever stop-motion animated film to be shot in 3D. In stop-motion animation, everything seen on screen actually exists in the real world, as opposed to computer-generated animation. This exhibit includes almost 80 pieces from the extraordinary world of Coraline, created by a team of over 300 artists bringing to life the vision of the world’s foremost stop-motion animation director, Henry Selick. Tags: cartoon art museum
 
MARVEL ASSISTANT-SIZED SPECTACULAR #1 & 2 (OF 2) January 6, 2009 - FINAL CRISIS #7, the incredible conclusion to the epic miniseries that has shaken the DC Universe to its core, will arrive in stores with a bonus: Seven extra pages of story at no extra cost! Tags: dc comics, final crisis
The Cartoon Art Museum is proud to co-present a pair of events in collaboration with the 2009 SF Sketchfest. Sunday with Moral Orel (January 18) featuring Dino Stamatopoulos and Scott Adsit and Cartoon Dump (January 31) featuring Frank Conniff, Andy Kindler and Mary Lynn Rajskub take place at the Eureka Theatre (http://www.eurekatheatre.org) later this month. Tickets are available through the SF Sketchfest website, http://www.sfsketchfest.com Tags: cartoon art museum, sf sketchfest
 01:49:59 pm, by ComicList 
Categories: Comments From Chuck, Archie Comics, press release Archie Comics Legend, Stan Goldberg, will be speaking at MoCCA, museum of comic and cartoon art, this Thursday night, January 8th! Stan will be at MoCCA starting at 8:00pm [per Ellen S. Abramowitz, "The event starts at 7:00 pm, not 8:00 pm. MoCCA members are invited to come at 6:30 pm for a meet and greet with Stan."] to talk about Archie Comics. Stan's appearance is in conjunction with the exhibit "From Richie Rich to Wendy the Witch: The Art of Harvey Comic" that began December 18, 2008 and runs through March 15, 2009. Anyone interested in attending can contact MoCCA at... Tags: archie comics, mocca
 Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Green Lantern #36 Rage of the Red Lanterns spills into Green Lantern proper with this installment and doesn’t skip a beat from the Final Crisis one shot. In fact, I kind of think this issue is better than the Final Crisis one shot because it introduces yet another color and a cast along with it. It’s a terrific issue and it looks like we will need a scorecard soon to keep track of all of the colors and those who represent them. Nick Fury has assembled the next generation of Marvel super heroes—the sons and daughters of super villains—to fight the new order that Dark Reign has brought to the Marvel Universe! Secret Warriors #1, written by award winning scribes Brian Michael Bendis & red-hot Jonathan Hickman and featuring the stunning art of Marvel Young Gun artist Stefano Caselli, presents Fury’s battle to not only train the next generation of heroes—but to also defeat what may be the greatest threat he’s ever faced! You’ve seen the Warriors come together in the pages of Mighty Avengers and you’ve seen them push back the Skrull armada Secret Invasion—but what could rock their world even more? If that’s not enough, in addition to the eye-popping cover by Jimmy Cheung, Secret Warriors #1 also features the parents of these heroes on a variant cover by a top secret artist! Tags: marvel comics, secret warriors
06:41:21 am, by ComicList
Categories: Dark Horse Comics, Reviews, Geek Goggle Reviews Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Star Wars Legacy #31 Vector wraps up, but so does a major story in this title. I was pleasantly surprised to see that the Vector crossover didn’t slow this title’s momentum down at all. In fact, it seems that Vector has helped to push across a new status quo in this title. I was shocked at the ending here. Vector may have been a hit or miss crossover, but this arc, in this title, may have been the best for this entire series. |
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