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Attend both days for only $10. Save time and skip the long general admission line.
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| HUGE EXHIBITOR ROOM |
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Sac-Con has over 130 Vendor Tables selling a variety of pop culture related merchandise.
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| SMALL PRESS ZONE |
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Check out Sac-Con's Small Press Zone where dozens of local artists and craftsmen show off their creations.
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| VIDEO GAME TOURNAMENTS |
Once Upon a Video Game hosts dozens of 4 player mini-tournaments at Sac-Con throughout the weekend.
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Yugioh is just one of the card game tournaments that will be held at Sac-Con. Entry for tournaments is free with registration to the show.
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| AMATEUR ART CONTEST |
Submit your original artwork to the Small Press Zone by Sunday at 12pm. Winners will be announced by 3pm. Check our website for complete list of rules.
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| PARKING |
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Parking at the Scottish Rite Center is Free.
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| ROGER CRAIG SMITH |
Fan favorite animation & video game voice actor Roger Craig Smith is known as the current voice behind Chris Redfield in the Resident Evil series (Resident Evil 5, 6, Marvel vs Capcom 3), as Ezio Auditore da Firenze in the Assassin's Creed games, as the current English voice of Sega mascot Sonic The Hedgehog (also in Wreck-It Ralph), as the current voice of Captain America in Ultimate Spider-Man and Avengers Assemble, as the voice of Thomas from the Regular Show TV series, and The Pulverizer in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012 TV Series).
Roger also supplied the voice of Deidara in "Naruto: Shippuden", Temujin in "Naruto: The Legend of the Stone of Gelel." Roger's Naruto series characters include the creepy Raiga Kurosuke, smooth-talker Idate Morino, Dan, and many others. In the video game "Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution 2," Roger voiced both Bando and Towa. In the anime series "Code Geass," he voices the uptight Gilbert G.P. Guilford. Roger played the role of Prince Phillip, in the Disney DVD "Disney Princess Enchanted Tales: Follow Your Dreams. He voiced Curtis Miller in the animated movie "Resident Evil: Degeneration." Other gaming credits include Apsel in "Too Human," Runt in "Chicken Little: Ace in Action," and Harrison Pike in "Medal of Honor: Vanguard." He's voiced characters in "Mad World," "Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots," "CSI:NY The Game," Duke in "GI Joe: Rise of Cobra" "Afro Samurai: The Game," "Fracture," "Turning Point: Fall of Liberty," and Digimon World Data Squad." He narrated Say Yes to the Dress" on TLC and "Yard Crashers" on the DIY Network.
Disney's "Planes" is coming to theaters in 3D this August 9th and hear Roger Craig Smith as Wings Around the Globe air-racing champion "Ripslinger". October 25 will see the release of one of the most anticipated games of 2013, the follow up to Batman: Arkham City, which features Roger Craig Smith as the voice of the Caped Crusader himself.. BATMAN!
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| PHIL LAMARR - Sun Only |
Actor, comedian and voice actor. Phil LaMarr was one of the original cast members on the sketch comedy series MADtv, and has had an extensive voice acting career, with major roles spanning animated series such as Justice League/Justice League Unlimited (as Green Lantern John Stewart), Futurama (Hermes/Dwight Conrad, Bubblegum Tate, Reverend Preacherbot), Samurai Jack (as Samurai Jack) and Static Shock (Static, Virgil Hawkins).
In animation he also voices Wilt and other recurring characters in Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, Carver Descartes on The Weekenders, Osmosis Jones in the television series Ozzy & Drix. He additionally voices Jazz, Omega Supreme, Oil Slick, and Jetstorm on Transformers Animated. LaMarr portrayed Nautolan Jedi Master Kit Fisto in Star Wars : The Clone Wars on Cartoon Network; he also played Amit Noloff, Bail Organa, Orn Free Taa and a Tactical Droid. He had a major role in Class of 3000 as Philly Phil and portrayed Aquaman in Young Justice, Baxter Stockman in the new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the Earth King in Avatar The Last Airbender, Ollie Williams on Family Guy, Scrap-Iron and Doc in G.I. Joe: Renegades, the teenage Afro Samurai in Afro Samurai, Bolbi Stroganofsky in The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius, Black Vulcan in Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law, Hector Con Carne in Evil Con Carne, Gambit in Wolverine and the X-Men, JARVIS and Wonder Man in The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes and various voices for The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy, King of the Hill, Chowder, The Spectacular Spider-Man, Robot Chicken, and Invader Zim to name a few.
On the big screen & TV, LaMarr is most well known as Marvin from Pulp Fiction. He has appeared in Kill the Man, Free Enterprise, Cherish, Manna from Heaven, Back by Midnight, Fronterz, Choose Your Own Adventure: The Abominable Snowman and Barbershop the TV Series. LaMarr made a cameo appearance in the Will Ferrell film Step Brothers in which he is viewing a house for sale with his wife. LaMarr played Cowboy Curtis in the Broadway production of The Pee-wee Herman Show. LaMarr also appeared in Spider-Man 2 as one of the riders standing behind Spidey, as he was trying to save the subway train.
In providing voices for video games, Phil has worked on Metal Gear Solid 2 and 4, and Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, the Jak and Daxter series, Darksiders, Final Fantasy XII, inFAMOUS, Dead Island as Sam B, Prototype, Injustice: Gods Among Us as Aquaman & Green Lantern, Lego Marvel Super Heroes as War Machine, Marvel: Ultimate Alliance as Black Panther, Colossus, Moon Knight and The Watcher, and voices for the Mercenaries series. He reprised his role as Kit Fisto for the video game: Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Republic Heroes. LaMarr voiced Rick Grimes in the animation film of The Walking Dead. He also did several voices, including Skelter, for Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines.
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| HOWARD CHAYKIN |
Chaykin began working for Marvel Comics in the early 1970s drawing-one off stories for publications such as Marvel Spotlight. Chaykin landed the job of drawing the 1st comics adaptation of Star Wars (Marvel Comics) that proved a great success and also got him work doing illustrations for the numerous tie-in projects as well as illustration the famous 1st Star Wars poster. Chaykin produced a number of projects for the Heavy Metal and Star Reach anthology magazines including the space opera hero Cody Starbuck. There were also a number of lavish graphic novel projects with an adaptation of Alfred Bester's The Stars My Destination and original collaborations with Michael Moorcock and Roger Zelazny. Chaykin also worked on the design of the movie Heavy Metal.In 1982 Chaykin launched American Flagg! for First Comics, writing and drawing the first twelve issues exclusively. The series was a massive critical and popular success, winning a number of awards. In 1985 Chaykin also wrote and drew a re-launch of The Shadow for DC Comics and produced Time, a quasi-spin-off to American Flagg!. The mini-series based on Blackhawk of 1987 was a chance to indulge in the 1930s mileu and provide a witty recasting of a defunct DC character. Black Kiss in 1988-89 provided Chaykin with the chance to explore sex and violence in his work. He then returned to Marvel for a Wolverine/Nick Fury graphic novel and the mini-series Power and Glory. Chaykin contributed several Elseworlds stories for DC Comics, including Batman: Dark Allegiances which he wrote and drew in 1996 as well as writing Batman: Thrillkiller with art by Dan Brereton. Some of Chaykin's recent comics work includes: the graphic novel Mighty Love, Challengers of the Unknown, City of Tomorrow, Black Kiss 2, American Century, Bite Club, Barnum!: In Secret Service to the USA, Hawkgirl, Blade, Guy Gardner Collateral Damage, Batman/Catwoman: Follow The Money, Dominic Fortune, Avengers 1959, Punisher, Immortal Iron Fist, War is Hell, Supreme Power, Die Hard: Year One, Rawhide Kid, as well as a one-off issue of Solo, all published by DC Comics.
This year, Chaykin will be releasing Image Comic's Satellite Sam and the reboot of Buck Rogers In The 25th Century. Satellite Sam is a noir mystery shot through with sex and violence, exposes the seedy underbelly of the golden age of television. With Buck Rogers, Howard Chaykin has returned the character and his universe back to basics: Buck Rogers, former World War I ace is accidentally suspended in time only to awaken to a new and different earth, 500 years in the future, fragmented by war and ruled by an omnipotent force- China. Now, Buck along with Colonel Wilma Deering, begin a new fight, to free the United States! Chaykin's long anticipated revival of science-fiction's most archetypal character will hit comic stores this summer! Chaykin has also been active in television since the 1980s, acting as Executive Script Consultant for The Flash. Earth: Final Conflict, Viper, and has most recently acted as head writer on Mutant X.
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| BILL SIENKIEWICZ |
Bill Sienkiewicz- (pronounced sin-KEV-itch) is an Eisner-winning, Emmy-nominated artist best known for revamping the style of comic and graphic novel illustration from 1980 onward, most notably with Marvel Comic's Elektra: Assassin and his acclaimed graphic novel Stray Toasters, earning him an international reputation and cult status across media industries.He created groundbreaking movie promotional art for The Dark Knight, The Grinch, Unforgiven and the hit video game Resident Evil. Sienkiewicz' character design for the upcoming DreamWorks' film Alcatraz Versus The Evil Librarians has now opened doors for producing. Sienkiewicz is conceptualizing characters for LionsGate's supernatural Western The Man With No Name, which he will executive produce with Braxton Pope. He will also jointly produce, write and direct the film of his Stray Toasters with Jeff Renfroe.
His work has graced the National Museum of Fine Arts in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; galleries in Paris, Barcelona and Tuscany; Spain's famed La Semana Negra (The Black Week) Festival; advertising campaigns for Nike, MTV and Nissan; posters for The Green Mile and 2006 Winter Olympics; and magazines such asEntertainment Weekly and Spin.
Books include Jimi Hendrix, Voodoo Child: The Illustrated Legend of Jimi Hendrix and Santa: My Life & Times (An Illustrated Autobiography). CD covers includeThe Very Beast of Dio, Bruce Cockburn's The Charity Of Night, The RZA's Bobby Digital In Stereo, EPMD's Business As Usual and Sold Out: A Threevening With Kevin Smith. He also provided DVD art for The Venture Brothers animated show. With longtime friend and mentor Neal Adams, SIenkiewicz also designed multimedia stage productions for Roger Waters' 2006 Dark Side of the Moon Tour.
A classically-trained painter, Sienkiewicz's renderings incorporate abstract and expressionist influences and any combination of oil painting, acrylics, watercolor, mixed-media, collage and mimeograph - previously unheard of in comics. His work has garnered numerous accolades - most notably a 2004 Eisner Award for DC Comics' The Sandman: Endless Nights, and 1995 and 1996 Emmy Award nominations for production and character design on the PBS children's TV series Where In the World is Carmen Sandiego? Elektra: Assassin swept the top comic illustration awards in the U.S., Europe and Italy, respectively, with a 1987 Kirby Award, 1986 Yellow Kid Award and 1986 Gran Guigiri Award. Other comic book works include: Batman, 30 Days of Night, New Mutants, Alan Moore's Big Numbers, Black Widow, Daredevil, Dune, Fantastic Four, Hulk, Moon Knight, The Shadow, Wolverine: Inner Fury and numerous X-Men titles to name just a few from his long career. Bill resides in Southern California.
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| JOHN KRICFALUSI |
 John Kricfalusi, animator/artist who created The Ren & Stimpy Show. Canadian-born cartoon cartoonist Kricfalusi began his career by workingon Saturday morning cartoons like the Jetsons revival, Smurfs, Richie Rich, Super Friends, The New Adventures of Tom and Jerry, Snorks, Flash Gordon, Pac-Man, and Fat Albert and the Cosby kids. In 1987, Kricfalusi's mentor, Ralph Bakshi, hired him as supervising director on his show "The New Adventures of Mighty Mouse". He then went on to work on The New Adventures of Beany and Cecil, based on the old classic TV shows. Soon afterwards, Nickelodeon bought his twisted brainchild "The Ren & Stimpy Show" (1991) that became a pop culture phenomenon of the 90's MTV generation. Such iconic characters as Ren Hoek, Stimpy J Cat, George Liquor, Mr.Horse, Powdered Toast Man, Muddy Mud Skipper was introduced through this cartoon as well as video games, toys, comic books and more.John K went on to produce the first 'made for the web' cartoon series "The Goddamn George Liquor Program" as well as creating some of the world's first interactive web-based cartoons featuring his characters Dirty Dog and Cigarettes the Cat. Between 1998 and 2001 he worked on several Hanna-Barbera cartoons for Cartoon Network: three Yogi Bear cartoons which he directed and animated, and two Jetson cartoons which he produced. In 2001 he returned to TV with the Saturday morning cartoon for Fox Kids called "The Ripping Friends", which he created and produced. In 2003, Spike TV produced a new show featuring Ren & Stimpy, which was written and directed by John K. This show was called Ren & Stimpy Adult Cartoon Party, and was aimed at a more mature audiences.
He animated the opening couch gag on the episode"Bart Stops to Smell the Roosevelts" of The Simpsons which aired in October 2011. He collaborated with streetwear brand Stussy to create a short series of apparel based on his designs in 2012, and later that year he funded through Kickstarter a cartoon short entitled "Cans Without Labels" starring his character George Liquor. With music videos, John K has directed and or provided work for such videos as Bjork's I Miss You (featuring his character Jimmy The Idiot Boy, who also appeared in his Ripping Friends show), The Rolling Stones Harlem Shuffle, Weird Al's Close But No Cigar, and several videos for the comedy rock band Tenacious D such as the video "Classico".
As a voice actor, John K voiced many for The Ren & Stimpy Show episodes as the voice of Ren Hoek (from 1991-1993, and Mr.Horse (1991-1993). He also voice both charaters for the Ren & Stimpy Adult Party Cartoon (2003). Other voices include: Citracett / Dr. Rootin in The Ripping Friends, Boo Boo in his episodes of Yogi Bear, and Jimmy the Idiot Boy in The Goddamn George Liquor Program. |
| GEORGES JEANTY |
Georges Jeanty is concluding his run on the Eisner Award-winning, critically acclaimed New York Times bestselling Joss Whedon's Buffy the Vampire Slayer. With Season 9 wrapping up this year, Georges isn't about to rest on his laurels illustrating 2 seasons worth of stories for the Buffyverse, having numerous other projects coming out. He has also had successful runs at Marvel on titles such as Deadpool, Weapon X, Gambit and various X-Men projects, and at DC on Green Lantern, Superboy, Superman, Batman, and Teen Titans. Other noteworthy titles include Majestic and the critically successful, co-creator-owned The American Way, both for Wildstorm. Jeanty resides in Southern California and was one of this years Special Guests at Comic Con International.
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| HERB JEFFERSON JR. |
Herb Jefferson Jr.- Veteran actor, Herbert Jefferson Jr. is known to many as Lieutenant Boomer from the original Battlestar Galacica. In a career spanning over 4 decades, Jefferson was a series co-star in Rich Man Poor Man opposite Nick Nolte, as well as it's sequel, Rich Man Poor Man Book II. He also co-stared in the Revolutionary War mini series The Bastard, the western series The Yellow Rose with Sam Elliott and Cybill Shepard, and The Devlin Connection with Rock Hudson.
Jefferson has also guest starred in scores of episodes of series TV over these years including ER, Sister Sister, Hill Street Blues, Airwolf, Knight Rider, T.J. Hooker, Quincy, The Streets of San Francisco, Police Story, McCloud, The White Shadow and Mission Impossible to name but a few. His most recent recurring TV role was of Police Chief Price on the NBC soap opera Sunset Beach. His many feature film credits include Apollo 13, Outbreak, Detroit 9000, Black Gunn, The Slams, and most recently, Star Trek: Of Gods And Men as freedom fighter Captain Galt.
Jefferson's extensive legitimate theater credits (his first love) include two Pulitzer Prize winning Plays, The Great White Hope and No Place To Be Somebody. He was directed by Mike Nichols in the hit David Rabe play Steamers, originating the role of "Roger", which went on to win Best New American Play of the Year Award by the New York Drama Critics. Herb is a New York trained actor studying at the Herbert Bergof Studio. The Actors Studio with Lee Strasburg and is an Alumnus of New York's historic American Academy of Dramatic Arts. He has appeared in productions on Broadway, Off Broadway, Off-Off Broadway and Regionally.
In his spare time, Jefferson has been and continues to be an active supporter with the U.S. Military by way of The USO, The IAVA, The Wounded Warrior Project, Operation Stand Down, U.S. Navy Public Affairs, and The United States Marine Corps Reserve Toys For Tots Program. Herb has also been a coach, awards presenter, and ambassador for The Special Olympics from 1974 to present.
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Writer whose work spans nearly the entire spectrum of the popular arts. He has written for every major American comic book company, including Marvel, DC Comics, Dark Horse, Image, Top Cow, TOKYOPOP, Dynamite Entertainment and more. Joshua is most famously known in the video game and comic book world as writer of the Gears of War 2 video game and the Gears of War comic book series. Joshua is also a novelist and journalist best known for his novel ((FREQUENCIES)), as well as his other comic book and graphic novel work on such titles as Spider-Man Unlimited, Star Trek Manga, The Escapist, The Necromancer, Beowulf, Battlestar Gallactica: The Cylon War, Red Sonja, Queen Sonja, Savage Tales and Frank Frazetta's: Death Dealer, Swamp Demon, Sorcerer and Silver Warrior. Joshua's Star Wars story "Shadows & Light," was released by Dark Horse Comics in April 2005 in the Star Wars Tales #23 comic. "Shadows & Light" served as a prequel to the bestselling Knights of the Old Republic video games for the Xbox and PC.
People have been arguing for years whether zombies should walk or run and this September you can add flying, swimming, hopping and slithering to that debate as IDW Publishing unleashes zombie animal hordes in "The Other Dead." Written byJoshua Ortega from a film treatment by Digger Mesch, "The Other Dead" is a six-issue miniseries examining what happens when a mysterious infection causes every single member of the animal kingdom to turn into blood-thirsty, ultra-strong zombies and attack an unsuspecting human populace. Interior artist Qing Ping Mui and cover artist Kevin Eastman, co-creator of "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles," round out "The Other Dead" creative team. Two words: Zombie. Animals. "The Other Dead" is the world's first zombie animal epic, exploring what happens when the animal kingdom is turned into a horde of flesh-eating monsters. The 1st issue will be out in time for Joshua Ortega's guest appearance at Sac-Con so be sure to pick up a copy to get signed!
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| DAN BRERETON |
Dan Brereton- Brereton is one of a bare handful of painters left in the industry who still do comics full time. Just barely out of art school, Dan burst onto the scene in 1989 with the award winning BLACK TERROR miniseries and hasn't looked back since. For years now, he's produced an amazingly prolific body of work and has been nominated many times for several different industry and fan awards. His credits include The Nocturnals, The Gunwitch, ThrillKiller, JLA: Seven Caskets, Superman: Silver Banshee, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Bart Simpson's Treehouse of Horror, The Psycho, Clive Barker's Dread, BEAST WARS, GODZILLA, RED HULK, Red Sonja, Legends of the World's Finest, The Immortal Iron Fist, Vampirella, Thor: God Size, Punisher, Beta Ray Bill and Giantkiller to name a few. His artwork has graced the comic covers of Creepy, Conan, Mars Attacks, Nightbreed, Hellraiser, Godzilla, From Dusk Till Dawn, Death Jr and Lobo. He's painted covers for various White Wolf RPG editions (including Werewolf: Dark Ages and Werewolf: Second Edition Player's Guide), WORLD of WARCRAFT card game, and Star Wars RPG illustrations for Wizards of the Coast. Brereton's also contributed artwork for horrorshow rocker Rob Zombie's various albums. More recently he's released the fully painted story "The Last Battle." A series of hardcovers featuring Brereton's artwork has been released over the years. The Goddess and the Monster, Siren!, and the soon to be released Sorceress, are all beautiful art compilations from this amazing artist.
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| TED NAIFEH |
Comic book writer and artist, creator of the Eisner-Award-nominated series Courtney Crumrin, published by Oni Press. Naifeh gained notoriety for his illustrations in the goth romance comic Gloomcookie, published by Slave Labor Graphics. Other works by Naifeh include Star Wars: Zam Wesell (collected in the Star Wars 30th Anniversary Collection HC Vol.4), How Loathsome (with Tristan Crane), the comic adaptation of the PSP video game Death, Jr.; Seven Seas Entertainment's Unearthly (he wrote); Teen Titans (2003 Dark Harvest storyline), Mouse Guard: Legends of the Guard, Jim Henson's Labyrinth: (Mouse Guard Free Comic Book Day HC Anthology (he wrote Labyrinth story), Ame-Comi Girls: Duela Dent, Batman 80-Page Giant 2011, Batman: Arkham City (Riddle Me story), Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Tales of the Slayers, Glenn Danzig's Verotika, The Gunwitch: Outskirts of Doom, Dan Brereton's Nocturnals, Dark Horse Comics: The Machine, Holly Blacks "Good Neighbors" and the Oni Press series Polly and the Pirates. He also provided illustrations for CaitlÃn R. Kiernan's short-fiction collection, Alabaster. Following Naifeh's honors of being this years Special Guest at Comic Con International, we welcome him to the Sacramento Comic, Toy & Anime Convention!
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| MORRIE TURNER - SAT ONLY |
Cartoonist Morrie Turner, a native of Oakland, CA, turned to cartooning full-time in 1964 and is the first nationally syndicated African-American cartoonist. In 1965 he created the Wee Pals comic strip. It was Turner's intention to portray a world without prejudice, a world in which differences - race, religion, gender, and physical and mental ability - are cherished, not scorned. When Wee Pals was first created, bringing black characters to the comics' pages was by no means an easy task. In 1965, only five major newspapers published the strip. It was not until 1968 - and the tragic assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. - that Wee Pals achieved nationwide acceptance. Within three months of King's death, the strip was appearing in over 100 newspapers nationwide. Since that time, Morrie has written and illustrated many books for children and has received the Anti-Defamation League's Humanitarian award. In 2000, he won the prestigious "Sparky Award," named after famed cartoonist Charles Schultz, creator of "Peanuts." Morrie has received numerous other awards for his comic strip, including the awards from the American Red Cross and the NAACP, the Boys and Girls Club Image Award, the B'Nai Brith Humanitarian Award and California Educators Award. One life-changing honor, was during the Vietnam War, when he was one of six cartoonists asked by the National Cartoonist Society to go to Vietnam, where he spent 27 days on the front lines and in hospitals drawing more than 3,000 caricatures of service people.
The Wee Pals comic strip became an animated sitcom called "Kid Power" which debuted on ABC in September, 1972. Kid Power was the first truly multicultural Saturday morning cartoon series. The show's premise was an extension of the comic strip: a pro-social animated sitcom which chronicled the adventures of a multi-ethnic group of loveable youngsters who called themselves "The Rainbow Club." Kid Power ran for two seasons, and produced seventeen episodes. The show was hailed as a "multiracial Peanuts". Today, Morrie continues to work with children in small cartooning programs in the inner city. He is a guest lecturer at numerous California schools, universities and libraries, and continues to reach approximately 25 million readers with his Wee Pals characters. Morrie's recently released "Wee Pals Salute African Americans in the Military Throughout History." His latest book is "Black Sports Heroes Past and Present."
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| TONE RODRIGUEZ |
Artist extraordinaire, Tone has made a name for himself as a heavy hitter in the comic book world. He's worked on Simpsons Super Spectacular, Bart Simpson's Treehouse Of Horror, Simpson's Comics, Futurama Comics, Radioactive Man, Jane Wiedlin's Lady Robotika, Urban Monsters, Masters Of The Universe, Conan, Grimm Fairy Tales, Violent Messiahs, Tyrese Gibson's Mayhem!, Snake Plissken Chronicles, Kiss, Shadowhawk, The Covenant, U.T.F. "Undead Task Force", Josh Whedon's Angel and Chassis. Rodriguez has also contributed to television shows including Numb3rs, E-Ring, Power Rangers: Time Force and Dexter. For Dexter season 2 episode 5 "The Dark Defender" Tone had a character role in the episode as well as contributing all of the artwork for the Dark Defender comic book shown in that episode. Tone worked on Power Rangers Time force and did the original designs for Ransic. He also worked on the MVCreations Masters of the Universe comic book (Vol 1 Issue 4).
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| JOE WEEMS V |
Joe Weems is an Illustrator/Inker. For nearly 20 years he has been inking comic books and has worked for almost every major publisher. Marc Silvestri, Michael Turner, David Finch, Joe Benitez, Brandon Peterson, Dale Keown, Jim Lee and Whilce Portacio are just a few of the amazing Artists he's had the honor of working with over the years. In 2000-2005 Joe was employed by the Skateboard company Darkstar and drew all of their Illustrated decks, wheels and misc. merchandise. Joe has provided work on such comic book titles as The Darkness, Cyberforce, Aphrodite IX, Fathom, Fantastic Four, Hunter-Killer, The Incredible Hulk, Justice League, The Magdalena, New X-Men, Vampirella, Weapon Zero, Witchblade, Wraithborn, Arcanum and Artifacts.
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| THOMAS YEATES - SAT ONLY |
"Tom" began his career in the underground comics scene, working on Alien Encounters at FantaCo Enterprises. He studied at the Joe Kubert School of Art. He did several sword & sorcery comics for DC Comics in the early 1980's, and eventually revived the Swamp Thing series with "Saga of the Swamp Thing". He has also drawn for Dark Horse, where he worked on Conan and Tarzan, as well as Marvel, where he did Universe X: Cap/Beasts and Paradise X: Ragnarok. He also worked on Zorro, House of Mystery, Ghosts, Jonah Hex, Timespirits, The Outlaw Prince, John Carter of Mars, Unknown Soldier, Sgt. Rock, Alien Worlds, Michael Jackson's Captain EO 3D comic adaption, and Claw The Unconquered & Dragonsword backup stories in Warlord. For the "Graphic Myths and Legends" series published by Graphic Universe, Tom drew several graphic novels in the series such as Arthur & Lancelot, Perseus, Robin Hood, King Arthur, and Odysseus. His x-over comic with Sergio Aragones, Groo vs Conan, is his most recent work along with art reigns on Prince Valiant!
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| CHRIS MARRINAN - SUN ONLY |
Chris has worked with every major comic book company since the 90's from Marvel, DC, Dark Horse Comics to Image Comics. He had a long run on DC's Wonder Woman. At Marvel, he did the Nova series in 1994 and 1995, and contributed to 'Dr. Strange: Sorcerer Supreme' in 1991. He was also present at Moonstone with "World of Darkness" and "Kochak: Tales of the Night." Batman, Wolverine, Excalibur, Nexus, Thunderbolts, The American: Lost in America, Champions, Neil Gaiman's Lady Justice, The New Warriors and most all of the Spider-Man & Superman titles are all other comics he's illustrated. Headhunters, a creator owned series of his, was released through Image Comics. He has extensive experience in layouts, comps, and storyboards, with clients such as Coca Cola, Mattel, and Nike. Chris Marrinan is also an illustrator for roleplaying games.
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| NATE WATSON - SAT ONLY |
Comic Book Artist who's worked on the adventures of Buzz Lightyear & Woody in the "Toy Story" comics released through BOOM! Studios, on "Scream Queen" (BOOM! Studios), the Ghostbuster's & Star Trek Manga's (Tokyopop), Grimm'sFairy Tales, 10th Muse, Wraith of the Titans, Tomb Raider, VSS: Nemesis Rising, The Legend of Isis, Hero Squared 2: Love and Death, The Dealbreakers, and worked as visual development artist for Lucasfilm's Star Wars Detours! Currently, Watson's illustrated a comic for Mark Waid's Thrillbent website (www.thrillbent.com), merchandise art for the Dreamworks feature animation "The Croods" as well as the comic book prequel, and Punch Drunk Mustache- an artbook collab by fellow Lucas Film alumni. For art card collectors, Watson contributed art cards for the Batman: The Legend card series!
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| LANDRY WALKER - SUN ONLY |
Writer Landry Walker is the co-creator (with artist Eric Jones) of the Image Comics hit "The Danger Club". Danger Club is Lord of the Flies with superpowered kids: The greatest do-gooders fly off to space to take down an antagonistic force but they don't come back, leaving the youngsters to take care of the planet - or destroy it. You take a culture of teenagers, separate them from their adult counterparts, and watch them struggle to re-create the societal structure they were raised in - a culture of violence without any of the temperament that comes with age. Landry has written a number of alternative comics published by Slave Labor Graphics (SLG) including Little Gloomy & The Super Scary Monster Show (just picked up for a 52 episode animated series titled SCARY LARRY, currently airing in France), Tron: The Ghost In The Machine and X-Ray Comics. He was a regular contributor to Disney Adventures Magazine with his Kid Gravity comic. He is known for his 2009 mini-series Supergirl: Cosmic Adventures in the 8th Grade, and has written for the Batman: The Brave and the Bold comic series, Casper's Scare School, The Joker's Asylum: Mad Hatter , Dr. Who: Seeds of Destruction Web Comic, Filthy Habits, Dan Brereton's The Nocturnals and co-writer on The Incredibles comic series. Walker is also a contributing writer for the gaming website Elder-Geek.
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| ERIC JONES - SUN ONLY |
Artist Eric Jones is the co-creator (with with writer Landry Walker) of the Image Comics hit "The Danger Club". Danger Club is Lord of the Flies with superpowered kids: The greatest do-gooders fly off to space to take down an antagonistic force but they don't come back, leaving the youngsters to take care of the planet - or destroy it. You take a culture of teenagers, separate them from their adult counterparts, and watch them struggle to re-create the societal structure they were raised in - a culture of violence without any of the temperament that comes with age. Eric has illustrated a number of alternative comics published by Slave Labor Graphics (SLG) including Little Gloomy & The Super Scary Monster Show (just picked up for a 52 episode animated series titled SCARY LARRY, currently airing in France), Tron: The Ghost In The Machine (which he wrote with Landry Walker but did not illustrate) Haunted Mansion and X-Ray Comics. He was a regular contributor to Disney Adventures Magazine with his Kid Gravity comic. He is known for his 2009 mini-series Supergirl: Cosmic Adventures in the 8th Grade, and has illustrated for the Batman: The Brave and the Bold comic series, Filthy Habits and Dan Brereton's The Nocturnals.
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| TIM VIGIL - SUN ONLY |
Tim is an artist, mostly working in the horror/adult genre, known for his work on the uber violent indy comic book "Faust." Faust was adapted as the movie Faust: Love of the Damned (2001). The followup comic book Faust: Book of M was nominated for the 1999 Bram Stoker Award for Best Illustrated Narrative. He is praised for his attention to detail in his anatomy and his extremely graphic art. His works include Grips, Omen, Gunfighters in Hell, Webwitch, Gothic Nights, Jack The Lantern, Zero Tolerance and Cuda. Tim is currently working on the Frank Frazetta line of Image comic books: Moon Maid, Dark Kingdom & Neanderthal. When not working on comics, Tim can be found painting fine art in the fantasy genre.
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| JENN B - SAT ONLY |
Jenn B grew up in Sacramento, California . She attended Whittier College and graduated in three years with honors. Jenn went on to get her multiple subject credential, history credential and mild/moderate special education credential. While teaching, she started chronicling her dating experiences in a blog under a pseudonym.After seven years of telling the tales of dating and reading all the dating books, she was ready to take the dating word by storm and created The Queen of Dating for professionals like herself.
Online dating and self-help books had not resulted in a meaningful relationship so she got creative and started dating events for professionals. In addition, Jenn began to work one-on-one with dating coaching clients to build their dating skills and help them find a significant other. Jenn's clients vary in age, from 25-70.
Jenn is a regular on 'Good Day Sacramento' as their resident dating expert. In addition, Jenn is the President of the National Association of Professional Women's Sacramento Chapter. She holds a Masters Degree in Special Education. Jenn is in the process of filming Nerds Need Love, a reality dating series based on the convention circuit
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