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20 years of Baltimore Comic-Con Program Books
Steve C writes:
A page from the Baltimore Comic-Con program book: Twenty years of program book covers. I'm thrilled to be included among such admirable and excellent cartoonists...
George Perez, Steranko, Frank Cho, George Perez, Brandon Christopher Peterson, John Romita, Frank Cho, Frank Cho, Mike Mignola, Brandon Peterson, George Perez, Barry Kitson, Steve Hamaker, David Petersen, George Perez, Walt Simonson, Francesco Francavilla, Kevin Eastman, Jamar Nicholas, Sean Chen and Chris Ivy, and Steve Conley  |
BALTIMORE COMIC-CON 2001 (28 Oct 2001)Arcade1Up Marvel Super-Heroes cabinet is out now
From Vu  The framing and risers uses the interior art of Infinity Gauntlet comics by George Perez and Ron Lim. The special edition (directly from Arcade1Up) is coming out in November 2019 for $399.  (Picture here is a giant version of the Arcade1Up Cabinet ... so you can see the artwork up close). |
ARCADE1UP MARVEL SUPERHEROES ARCADE CABINET (Oct 2019)Marvel Champions GenCon Promo Alternate Hero
From ebay.com, thanks to Ilke
The FFG Marvel Champions GenCon Promos Alternate Hero (Spider-Man card) uses the same variant cover art for SPIDER-GEDDON #1 (10 Oct 2018)... only with the background changed. |
Tiny Wolverine naked in the snow art
Ingrid N writes:  A tiny piece that is wonderfully designed & packs a lot in ... Wolverine, a wonderful snowy landscape, and dynamic shadows ... hits buttons for me. |
Tiger Time
From www.marvel.com, thanks to Ilke  “For someone known for designing some pretty intricate costumes, the simple, streamlined look of the White Tiger was definitely a conscious decision to try something different, and one that emphasized the word ‘white,’” he notes. “In hindsight, I probably should have added some stripes to the costume, but Bill seemed much more enamored with the sheer stark elegance of the white costume. And since it was a black and white magazine, it definitely worked for that format. The facial look for Hector Ayala was based on my brother David, while his mother was definitely inspired by my own. |
A Pariah in A Crisis
From scoop.previewsworld.com, thanks to Ilke
Created by Marv Wolfman and George Pérez, Pariah/Kell Mossa made his debut in Crisis on Infinite Earths
#1 in April 1985. Pariah appeared during the 12-issue limited series
event that saw the Anti-Monitor threatening the multiverse and the
various Earths contained within it.  |
George Perez will not be sketching or accepting commissions at the London 2019 show.
From Vu
For fans asking, there will not be any sketches at the MCM Comic Con London 2019 show. Sorry! |
George Perez artwork in Heroes Convention X Program Book
From www.ebay.com, thanks to Ilke
 Color covers, B&W interior, 48 pages. 6 3/4" x 10".
Convention program for the tenth Heroes Aren't Hard to Find convention in Charlotte, NC. Front cover art of Wolverine by Barry Windsor-Smith, back cover art by Dave Dorman. Guest include Barry Windsor-Smith, Walt Simonson, George Perez, Tom Lyle and Dave Dorman. All have one page of B&W art in the program.
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HEROES CONVENTION X (June 1991)
George Perez attended the Central Florida Film Festival from September 27-29 (it was delayed due to Hurricane Dorian)
Amber Karlins @KarlinsA writes:
I cannot imagine an #artist on earth who is kinder or more generous than George Perez. It's such a lovely thing to spend time with one of your heroes and find they are even better in real life than you'd hoped  |
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