LONDON SUPER COMIC CONVENTION 2012 (25-26 Feb 2012) - London, England
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LONDON SUPER COMIC CONVENTION 2012
Date: 25-26 Feb 2012
Price: £15 (day)/£25 (2-day)
Location: ExCeL London, One Western Gateway, Royal Victoria Dock, London, England
Publisher: londonsupercomicconvention.com
Description
Guests:
Guests: Howard Chaykin, Rob Guillory, Phil Jimenez, Bob Layton, Tony
Moore, David Petersen, George Perez, Rick Remender, Bernie Wrightson
We aim to bring the US comic convention experience to London.
We will undertake to provide opportunities to:
meet the widest range of U.S. creators possible
meet the widest range of U.K. creators possible
purchase a broad range of comics (Golden Age to Modern) from as broad a range of dealers (UK and US)
see and participate in panels that are relevant to the present and history of comics
PROGRAM BOOK:
LONDON SUPER COMIC CONVENTION PROGRAM BOOK (25-26 Feb 2012)
"Marvel Shoots for the Stars" news from Wizard #50 (Oct 1995)From @tauycreek
SILVER SURFER #111
(Dec 1995)
Marvel Comics
From Wizard #50 (Oct 1995)
In the news, Hulk and Pitt are getting an actual crossover that Wizard joked about several issues ago; Peter Parker is officially out as Spider-Man; Marvel is hiring George Perez and Tom Grindberg to work on Silver Surfer; and editor George S. Carragonne dies.
Posted by Vu Sleeper
Stan "The Man" Lee was the headline
guest at the inaugural London Super Comic Convention. Check out some of
the highlights from the convention including exclusive interviews with
comic artists George Perez and Mike Deodato Jr.
DC heroes lineart by George Perez with my rainbow wrangling colours all over them. :D
The man himself was kind enough to autograph this at the London Super Comic Con and seemed quite pleased with my work.
Aw man, thanks to Ian Sharman for scruffing me at the eleventh hour and waving the lines in front of my face. ‘Tis was a much appreciated ego boost. <3
A
simple marker piece of Conan the Barbarian, a character I don't get to
draw very often. This was another one of the pre-convention commissioned
sketches done prior to my arrival at the London show last weekend. Hope
you all like it as much as the fan who ordered it.
George Perez - Robin, the Teen Wonder
Owner Icon UK
What more can be said about George Perez, the man, the legend, the
sketching bloody MACHINE!! As the London Super Comic Convention I got my
first chance to actually meet Mr Perez and he was as warm and charming
as every story you've ever heard about him says he is.
Not my
most imaginative request perhaps, but I was lucky to get into his sketch
list at all and this is now MY Geroge Perez convention sketch. :)
His
sketch list was long... very, very long, but the queue was longer, and
he was producing quality sketch work every single time. It was an
astonishing experience to watch the creative process in action.
There’s one thing everyone seemed to agree on at the London Super Comic Convention. It was a money vacuum cleaner.
(excerpt)
I understand the organisers have someone Stan Lee-sized planned for
next year… but the question is, who could stand up to Stan Lee?
And people seemed to have fun. Even Tony Lee who began the show as a
grumblepuss was turned round. I got to interview Stan Lee, George Perez
and Mike Deodato for Disney – the results of which will no doubt air at
some point – and had a whale of a time in the process.
The show seems to have found a golden formula – classic big names
like George Perez, Bob Layton, Bill Sienkiewicz and Bernie Wrightson to
attract the aging fanboy with a fat wallet as yet untouched by the
recession, uoyed by actual name recognition of Stan Lee from a mass
market, without having to try and overshadow the comics with movie and
TV stars. It was an older, more male event than MCM, but for all that
there were families, and more women than at any non-MCM comics event in
the UK.
Currently sat in the Fox bar with friends, some of whom I haven’t seen
for a decade. The London Super Comic Convention has brought many faces
out of the woodwork for a comic convention that is actually about comics
again. No movie studios, no TV stars, it’s all comics, and thousands
came out to check it out.
(excerpt)
The convention basically started as off Stan Con, but after
autographs and photos, the crowd made their way over. And found George
Perez, Bill Sienkiewicz, Glenn Fabry, Simon Bisley, Jim Cheung, Howard
Chaykin, Brian Bolland and so many more waiting for them. I have heard
squeals of delight from some.
LONDON SUPER COMIC CONVENTION (25-26 Feb 2012) - London, England
Wednesday, February 1, 2012 at 6:05pm:
I just agreed to attend the Dallas Comic Con on May 19th-20th. Looking
forward to meeting or re-visiting many of my Texas fans again. It's been
a while!
Wednesday, February 1, 2012 at 3:58pm:
TO ALL ATTENDING THE LONDON SUPER CON! My sketching policy has finally
been worked out with the convention organizers! I will be sketching for 5
hours on Saturday and 3 hours on Sunday. I will only be drawing quickie
head sketches in order to accommodate about 60 fans on Saturday and 36
on Sunday (figuring each sketch taking 3-5 minutes) It will be first
come, first served and the coordination of the queues will be handled by
the Con staff. The price is still being determined by the organizers so
I would recommend checking with them about that. To satisfy a demand
for more complete sketches, I am drawing several such commissions prior
to the show, but that list has long been filled and is now closed.
Autographs will be scheduled separately. Looking forward to working like
a madman in the
LONDON SUPER COMIC CONVENTION (25-26 Feb 2012) - London, England
Earlier today I submitted this drawing to be used as the program cover
for the London Super Con I will be attending during the last weekend in
February. It will not only be my first published interpretation of the
New 52 version of DC's Big 3, it's also yet another shout out to a trio
close to my heart. In the most recent issue of SUPERMAN, I noticed that
the lead character, as drawn by Jesus Merino, oft times bore a
resemblance to my dear Jonathan Carroll, so I decided to follow that
through in this illo. In a previous sketch I drew of Wonder Woman (as
well as Jim Lee's drawings in JLA), it dawned on me how much she
resembles my niece Milla, so I went that route with her here as well.
Then, for the new Batman I chose another cosplay chum (although, quite
honesty, it is difficult to tell beneath the cowl) named Bryan Morton to
complete the triumvirate. I haven't heard back from the Con organizers
yet, but I'm keeping my fingers crossed for their approval. It was fun
to draw.
LONDON SUPER COMIC CONVENTION (25-26 Feb 2012) - London, England
MAJOR CONVENTION
SCHEDULE ANNOUNCEMENT! After conferring with the very understanding and
generous organizers, it appears that I will be attending the London
Super Convention on Feb.25-26, 2012 after all! I'm so looking forward to
hobnobbing with all my British fans!
LONDON SUPER COMIC CONVENTION (25-26 Feb 2012) - London, England
October 11, 2011 at 12:11pm
It is with deep regret that I have to announce that I will not be attending either the London Super Comic Convention in February, 2012*
or the Supanova shows in Perth and Sydney in June, 2012 due to
financial setbacks that require me to stay at my drawing board as much
as possible. I regret disappointing my British and Aussie fans, but I
hope I'll be able to make it up to them some day in the future.
October 4 at 9:30pm
I'm sorry, but I will not be attending the New York show due to work demands.
>>> George Perez George began his career in 1973 as an assistant to Rich Buckler and worked his way up the food chain from Justice League of America, Flash, Avengers, Fantastic Four and then caught the spotlight as the artist on DC's big event, "Crisis on Infinite Earths." From there he was propelled to stardom.
He is also famous for his work on New Teen Titans & Teen Titans, Superman, Infinity Gauntlet and JLA/Avengers. He's a work horse in the industry and a perennial favorite whos work spans 5 decades.
LONDON SUPER COMIC CONVENTION (25-26 Feb 2012) - London, England
The London Super Comic Convention For February 2012 Submitted by Rich Johnston on August 22, 2011 – 2:45 pm
The London Super Comic Convention is a new London-based comic book
convention set for February 2012, using the same location at the
biannual MCL, the ExCel Centre in the East End of London.
The organisers are a mysterious lot, the most I could find out was through the website
being registered to a doctor operating in Essex, although that ID has
now been masked. I thought that was a good place to start. Through Harry
Markos of Markosia Productions, who also seems involved in some
nefarious way, I threw some questions into the ether, and got some
statements back. Some of them even related to the questions asked,
slightly.
1. How does a GP in Essex come to start a major comic book convention?
London Super Comic Convention is being organised by a
number of people that have been brought together for the express
purpose of providing what the UK has been lacking – a comic convention
with not just 2 or 3 American guests, but with a substantial amount of
American creators spanning the decades, from 60’s through to present
day. As such and given the enormity of the task, the collective
encompasses individuals from both the UK and US, who have both
financial acumen and experience in different fields, with one common
denominator – All are comic fans, who want nothing more than to have a
UK show that can go toe to toe on a guest list basis with the larger
American Shows, and have a show that truly rivals its American
counterparts..
LONDON SUPER COMIC CONVENTION(25-26 Feb 2012) - London, England
For my fans across the pond. For the first time in about 3 decades I will be attending a convention in London, England, in February of 2012., along with other fellow American pros. Check out the link for details!
Guests: Howard Chaykin, Rob Guillory, Phil Jimenez, Bob Layton, Tony Moore, David Petersen, George Perez, Rick Remender, Bernie Wrightson
We aim to bring the US comic convention experience to London.
We will undertake to provide opportunities to:
meet the widest range of U.S. creators possible
meet the widest range of U.K. creators possible
purchase a broad range of comics (Golden Age to Modern) from as broad a range of dealers (UK and US)
see and participate in panels that are relevant to the present and history of comics
We ask you to:
have fun
design and wear costumes of your favourite characters
talk to us. We have a Facebook and a Twitter link and will ask you to give us your thoughts about (i) what you want to see and (ii) feedback during and after the convention
Subscribe to RSS headline updates from:feedburner.com Follow @lscomiccon General Info
London Super Comic Convention
Saturday, Feb 25th, 2012 (10:00 - 18:00)
Sunday, Feb 26th, 2012 (10:00 - 17:00)
ExCeL London
One Western Gateway
Royal Victoria Dock
London
E16 1XL
Admission
1-Day Pass: £15
2-Day Pass: £25
Kids 11 & under are free if accompanied by a paid attendee
LONDON SUPER COMIC CONVENTION PROGRAM BOOK (25-26 Feb 2012)
THOR (Feb 2012)
CONAN (Feb 2012)
BATMAN (Feb 2012)
CONAN (Feb 2012)
