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April 01, 2008
I-Con Schedule
I've been going to I-Con since the first one and it's matured nicely into a huge, 5000+ multimedia party. The guests tend to be very well treated and the variety of programming has something for just about every taste.
I saw a draft schedule the other day and punted one major conflict on Sunday but neglected to point out that they scheduled me for a Friday panel when I never arrive until Saturday. As a reuslt, ignore seeing my name on the pocket program.
The panels I will be participating in are:
Saturday
10am-11am. SAC 306. What’s New in DC: Countdown to Whatever
1pm. SAC 306. True Tales of the Comic Book Industry
2pm. Javits 100. Movie Previews
4pm. SAC 302. Lost in Translation: From Fiction to Film
Sunday
10am. SAC 306. Greenberger, Rozakis, Hauman and Everything
11am. SAC 306. Comics are Serious Business
1pm. Javits 110. Back in My Days: A Life in Comics Back In My Days..: A Life in Comics
This last one is something I suggested, giving a wide variety of panelists ot discuss their affection for comics. I’ll be sharing the panel with legendary artist Murphy Anderson, who remembers buying Action Comics #1 on the newsstand; Harlan Ellison, who has loved comics since childhood; Peter David, who grew up on comics in a different era, and me, part of what might be considered a third or fourth generation of fans turned pros.
Murphy, by the way, will be receiving an award at the Saturday night banquet which is long overdue.
Meantime, for those attending, I strongly recommend you check out the Brobdinagian Bards and Boogie Knights when they perform throughout the weekend, including the Saturday night cabaret.
Posted by Bob Greenberger at April 1, 2008 01:19 PM
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Comments
Nomi and I will be in Queens and the Bronx over the weekend. I wish I could get to I-Con, but it would be too much trouble.
So...what is new in Countdown to Whatever?
Posted by: Michael A. Burstein
at April 1, 2008 03:17 PM