Wizard World Chicago: You got interests, we got comics...news.

Judging from his other posts, it seems that Houde has completely fallen in love with Bass. Slut.
 
Joe Kalicki said:
I wasn't aware of any news from the convention while at the convention, for two years in a row now.

It's bliss.
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Same here, but the reality is that there really wasn't any news.
 
I found the artist of the Nightly News at the con, he's a nice guy. Him an dHickamn have another book coming out, though I don't know the title, I forgot.

And in reality Ice, it isn't news. It's an announcement.
 
TheManWithoutFear said:
I wish I was more aware of what was going on with these comics. If I had attended Philadelphia I would have become the most loved/hated man there.
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Next year, you and me are going to WW Philly with a list compiled from UCers of moronic atrocities that must be questioned. You ask them and I'll film it.
 
Lying in the Gutters:


Senior DC figures are very unhappy with the Geoff Johns vs Brian Bendis panel at Chicago, billed as "the first ever Marvel and DC joint panel."

DC have had a very fractious relationship with Marvel since Bill Jemas and Joe Quesada took a variety of potshots at the company, including Quesada's comment in the New York Observer, "They'd be better off calling it AOL Comics. At least people know what AOL is. I mean, they have Batman and Superman, and they don't know what to do with them. That's like being a porn star with the biggest dick and you can't get it up. What the ****?"

This saw DC scupper a number of attempts at crossovers, including a Bendis written Batman/Daredevil special, and the suggestion that Marvel should fire Joe Quesada.

Bob Wayne, DC's VP Sales who attended a Bendis/Brubaker panel years ago and spoke up regarding the Batman/Daredevil non-project, is especially annoyed at not being given advance notice by Wizard or any of the DC people so that he could attend and monitor what happened - speaking up if he felt necessary.

Nevertheless, it was regarded as the best and most buzzed about panel of the convention...
 
Victor Von Doom said:
I spoke with Bass on the phone the other night. I was disappointed that his accent was Britishy enough.
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He doesn't have a very thick accent but I still could only understand about 50% of what he said.

I think I might have agreed to marry him. I'm not sure.
 
Ice said:
Lying in the Gutters:


Senior DC figures are very unhappy with the Geoff Johns vs Brian Bendis panel at Chicago, billed as "the first ever Marvel and DC joint panel."

DC have had a very fractious relationship with Marvel since Bill Jemas and Joe Quesada took a variety of potshots at the company, including Quesada's comment in the New York Observer, "They'd be better off calling it AOL Comics. At least people know what AOL is. I mean, they have Batman and Superman, and they don't know what to do with them. That's like being a porn star with the biggest dick and you can't get it up. What the ****?"

This saw DC scupper a number of attempts at crossovers, including a Bendis written Batman/Daredevil special, and the suggestion that Marvel should fire Joe Quesada.

Bob Wayne, DC's VP Sales who attended a Bendis/Brubaker panel years ago and spoke up regarding the Batman/Daredevil non-project, is especially annoyed at not being given advance notice by Wizard or any of the DC people so that he could attend and monitor what happened - speaking up if he felt necessary.

Nevertheless, it was regarded as the best and most buzzed about panel of the convention...
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Both Marvel and DC should just shut the **** up. Stop caring about each other and start doing what you're supposed to do: COMICS.
 
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