Avengers Marvels Snapshot #1 Perez Hidden Gem coverFrom Vu, thanks to Ilke
AVENGERS MARVELS SNAPSHOT #1 (Perez Hidden Gem Cover) (18 Nov 2020)
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Here is the George Perez/Joe Sinnott cover to AVENGERS MARVELS SNAPSHOT #1 PEREZ HIDDEN GEM VARIANT cover. This 1978 cover was actually a rejected cover to Avengers #178.
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AVENGERS MARVELS SNAPSHOT #1 PEREZ HIDDEN GEM VAR
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(W) Barbara Randall Kesel, Kurt Busiek (A) Staz Johnson (CA) George Perez The Marvel Snapshot tour through Marvel history takes a romantic - and destructive - turn during the Michelinie/Byrne/Pérez Avengers era! Take one rookie cop, add one new-to-the-city emergency medical technician, and make their meet-cute a devastating battle between the Avengers and a giant, rampaging robot! What ...
Posted by Vu Sleeper
Julio's mission is to have all of his George Pérez stuff signed, eventually.
As always, Mr Pérez was wonderfully gregarious and very nice to talk
to. I wanted to pinch him on the butt but I chickened out and never
did, even though Julio said Mr Pérez is known to be somewhat of a perv
and would have probably enjoyed it.
Here's a group shot of our group of fanboys. Left to right; Everette
"Elmeaux" Hebert( I stood in line for more than 2 hours for George
Perez, happily!), Tom Finelli (I just met Erin Gray, I just met Erin
Gray) , Bryan Wallworth(note his hidden joy from the George Perez sketch
he just got of Hawkeye), and me, Todd Walkaraj( This is my first Comic
Convention, now I am a real geek).
Everett with George Perez. Ev had George do a sketch of an original
character you can see in the picture here. He did a sweet job on it too.
(Vu: Check out this sketch by George Pérez, which was drawn at the
Megacon 2002.
Find out more about Everette Hebert's Mudbug at his website: Cajun Comics.)
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Everette Hebert: Mudbug by GEORGE PEREZ!! I've been a fan of
George's work since I was ten years old when I picked up my first copy
of The New Teen Titans. He is hands down my all time favorite comic book
artist. To say that I was thrilled to have him draw one of my
characters could only be an understatement. I could continue to gush,
but instead I'll just let you enjoy the art.
Posted by Tom smith on Wednesday, May 01 2002 at 13:10:26 GMT
This was
George's contribution to the ACTOR charity auction this year at Mega
con. Some lucky person paid a lot of money to own this.
Best..
Tom Smith "ACAL!"
Today, I had
the opportunity to work the same shift as my husband at the CG booth.
We were both assigned to line control since tons of people were lining
up to get sketches and autographs from the creative teams. Saturday was
certainly the busiest day and most intense when it came to people at the
con. I was assigned to specifically manage the always-long line for
George Perez. He did sketches for donations to the ACTOR
(A Commitment to our Roots) non-profit organization on Friday and
Sunday, and he did free sketches at the CG booth on Saturday.
Line-control is pretty fun because you get to talk to the fans in line
and also check out the cool sketches the artists create. Since fans
sometimes stand in line for hours for a sketch, all the line control
volunteers all made sure that fans who just wanted autographs were
brought to the front of the line. Lots of fans came up to me that day,
and said that they thought it was so cool that CG took this into account
so they wouldn't have to wait forever for a two-second signing.
Ron Marz, Andy Smith, and George Pérez entertain one lucky fan
March 9, 2002 |
ACTOR in CBG #1479
From COMICS BUYER'S GUIDE #1479 (22 Mar 02)
ACTOR raises $50,000 at MegaCon
By Brent Frankenhoff
(exerpt)
From COMICS BUYER'S GUIDE #1479
[Kevin] Smith donated props from his latest film, Jay and SileNt Bob Strike Back,
including a Silent Bob belt buckle prototype ($300) and a Mooby banner
($175). The sale of the belt buckle provided a moment of levity, as it
broke out of its protective bag and fell to the floor.
Guest auctioneer George Pérez picked up the fallen item and asked what he could get for a slight damaged Silent Bob belt bucket.
In addition
to the auction's final tally of $45,000, Pérez, John Romita Sr., and
other creators did drawings for an additional $5,000 in donations during
the show.
[ Read more on COMICS BUYER'S GUIDE #1479 (22 Mar 02) ]
LOS ANGELES,
Calif., – February 27, 2002 - ACTOR announced today the outstanding
results of its latest fund-raisers at the Orlando MegaCon convention
from February 23rd through 25th. ACTOR raised $50,000 over the weekend,
with a major Saturday night auction as the centerpiece.
...
ACTOR Disbursement Committee Co-chairman and CrossGen Senior Artist
George Pérez contributed his time by spending two entire days at
ACTOR’s MegaCon booth, doing drawings for donations. Pérez’ efforts
netted over $2000 for the cause. "Many people may marvel at the marathon
drawing sessions I contribute for ACTOR," said Pérez. "But when you
compare the number of hours I’ve worked to line my own pockets in the
past 27-plus years, the hours I spend working for ACTOR are merely the
first drops of water in a huge rain barrel’s worth of payback. It’s the
least I can do to thank those creative pioneers who’ve allowed me to
make a good living doing what I love to do best, creating comics."
I just got back from the Mega Con, I only went one of the three days,
that
sucks! I had a great time the short time that I was there. Even though
it was
Friday, usually not as busy as the Saturday or Sunday, it seem pretty
busy. The
day had a great feel to it. I got a lot done that day, I picked up a
package of
art from George, he was very busy the whole day, he had a long list of
commissions art that he was doing for a very worthy cause, ACTOR, the
cause that helps retired cartoonist. I really didn't want to take a lot
of his time. I've got a lot of art to choose from for the third issue of
GPN, the tough part is choosing what to use and what not to use. So now
that I've got the art and a
have received several responses from cast members, the pieces are really
falling into place. I also made some other connections for future
issues, possible interviews with Jim Mooney, Dick Giordano, and Alex
Ross. To round out the show, I sold a few copies of the magazine, and
found a few books that I was missing. All around fun day.
To top it all off, I just received a package from one of the members of Crimson
Plague and he sent me some copies of drawings of Crimson Plague by various
professionals, some very nice drawings, so I'm expanding the fan art section for the issue [GEORGE PEREZ NEWSLETTER #3],
this issue is going to be better than I could ever imagine. I will be
anouncing next week about how to advance order the book.
CrossGen's
Mark Alessi addressed a panel at MegaCon in Orlando, Fla., on Saturday,
elaborating on CrossGen's plans, including Comics on the Web, new titles
and the company's film/TV aspirations.
Following is a rundown:
...
* George
Perez's CrossGen title will start in February 2003. "I know what that
book's about, and I'm not going to tell you," Alessi said.
CrossGen
Publisher Mark Alessi opened today’s 90-minute CrossGen panel at MegaCon
by saying that the discussion was the culmination of three years worth
of work. As Alessi outlined in his interview with Newsarama held before
the panel, Comics on the Web and the Compendia titles have been part of
CrossGen’s overall plan of operation since the first day of business,
but it took this long to build up a library to support the new forms of
distribution.
While much of the discussion reiterated Alessi’s comments from his chat
with Newsarama, he did have a few more bits of information to add:
...
- George Perez’s series will begin in February of 2003.
From CBG Electronic Bulletin 1475.1(To get CBG Express, you can add an email at
Collect.com.
The weekly news probably already mentioned previously, but I thought
it would be good for new readers to discover, and for old readers to be
reminded.)
Show News: MEGACON HITS ORLANDO FEB. 22-24
MegaCon, the first major East Coast convention of the season is scheduled
for Feb. 22-24 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Fla. The
show's guest of honor, Kevin Smith, will also serve as auctioneer for the
ACTOR auction, which benefits A Commitment To Our Roots, a charitable
organization that helps comics creators in need. Other guests include: Sergio
Aragones, Brian Michael Bendis, Martin Nodell, Dick Giordano, Nick Cardy,
Michael Avon Oeming, George Perez, and Bernie Wrightson.
Show hours are 1-7 p.m. Friday, and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
Tickets are $15 per day or $35 for a three-day pass in advance, $18 per day
or $40 for a three-day pass at the door. Children 10 and are admitted free
with a paid adult admission.
January 7, 2002 |
Convention Appearances 2002
From George Pérez
I just wanted to clear up some info regarding my 2002 convention
appearances. Due to my heavy workload on JLA/AVENGERS (I'm pencilling the
second issue and am almost 1/3 through the inking of the first) I will be
doing only four conventions this year. They are:
MegaCon (Orlando, FL) in February,
Pittsburgh Comicon in April, Heroes Con
(Charlotte, NC) in June and Baltimore Comicon in October. Unfortunately, I
will not be attending either of the Wizard shows and will not be present in
San Diego this year.
I'll keep you up to date of any changes.
Thanks for the great job you're doing with this site.
December 21, 2001 |
Megacon Special Guests
From MEGACON 2002 BROCHURE
SPECIAL GUESTS: GEORGE PEREZ
George first started in comics in 1973 as an assistant to Rich Buckler, working on a back-up story in Astonishing Tales #25.
His first solo assignments came a year later when he penciled the
story of "Sons of the Tiger" from the black and white magazine Deadly Hands of Kung-Fu, and "Man-Wolf" from Creatures on the Loose. Within a year of those stories, he was offered regular assignments on Fantastic Four, the Inhumans, and the Avengers.
George has worked steadily since that time. It was his work on these
large-scale team books that garnered him the reputation as the artist
that liked to draw group books. During his historic career, George has
worked for every major publisher, as well as some minor ones. He is
best known for his work on The New Teen Titans, a series that
helped turn DC Comics around in the early 80s and was also the first
mainstream title to offer a royalties program to its creators. He is
also well known for his runs on Wonder Woman, Marvel Comics' Avengers series, and for the maxi-series that end all maxi series, Crisis on Infinite Earths. You can now see George's work on the CrossGen Comics title CrossGen Chronicles.
ACTOR FEATURED AT ORLANDO MEGACON
Kevin Smith is Guest Auctioneer
(excerpt)
LOS ANGELES,
Calif., - November 19, 2001 - ACTOR (A Commitment To Our Roots), a
non-profit organization dedicated to helping older comic creators in
need, has announced its next major fund-raisers will take place at the
Orlando MegaCon at the Orange County Convention Center from February
22-24, 2002. The highlight of ACTOR's events, a charity auction hosted
by "Chasing Amy" filmmaker and comic writer Kevin Smith, will take place
on Saturday, February 23 at the convention.
...
Comic art
lots from CrossGen Comics Senior Artist George Perez have already been
pledged, as have donations from Uncanny X-Men artist Ian Churchill,
World Fantasy Award winner Charles Vess, "Liberty Meadows" creator Frank
Cho, award-winning painter Alex Ross, comics legend Carmine Infantino,
WildStorm Productions Editorial Director Jim Lee, Marvel Comics
Editor-in-Chief Joe Quesada, and popular CrossGen artists Butch Guice
and Greg Land.
"The first
ever ACTOR event was held last year at MegaCon and we are proud once
again to be part of this ongoing campaign dedicated to helping comic
book creators," said Beth Widera, MegaCon Director. "The world has
changed a lot since this time last year, but we are still hoping that
the extra burden that people are shouldering this year does not eclipse
the commitment they showed ACTOR with last year's auction."
MEGACON 2002 (22-24 Feb 2002) Orlando, Florida
CROSSGEN 2002 ANNIVERSARY TOUR T-SHIRT (WHITE) (Feb 2002) 
WONDER WOMAN (Feb 2002)
