I especially enjoyed Gabrielle Bell’s… it was a good read, and kind of gave me the “inside” view of the Con…
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Both are indie comics creators, one had a great time, one didn’t.
How is one comics strip more EPIC then the other? Is it because it takes a negative view of the convention, which seems to be your theme on every post about it.
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Yeah, the first one was far better and really captured the feel I got as a first timer.
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Uh it’s epic because it is in three parts? And has lots of little panels and incidents? And Gabrielle is enjoying being a guest?
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Perhaps it was the word epic in all caps that made folks think of it more than just comparing by size. Epic in all caps, thinking in Internet terms, could lead one to believe it has more emotional value by quality not just quantity. But it is open for interpretation. Personally speaking, I like them BOTH.
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Hey, cool! Thanks, Heidi!
I’ve already caught hell from my “observation” that crappy burritos can be procured in the San Diego area.
You can read an angry piece of email I received here:
… and add the writer’s suggestions to your resto-list for Comic-con ’11!
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Now I got this overwhelming need to know what did Moto Hagio think of the RALPH’s sushi…
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Both are awesome artists no matter what one thinks of these pics! :)
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As awesome as Bells strip is, it just makes me kind of sad because we got more con info there than we did from 4 days of coverage by the majority of comic blogs. Including the Beat. Dry bagel anyone?
Was it this one by Dylan Meconis?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/quirkybird/sets/72157624480312627/
I especially enjoyed Gabrielle Bell’s… it was a good read, and kind of gave me the “inside” view of the Con…
Both are indie comics creators, one had a great time, one didn’t.
How is one comics strip more EPIC then the other? Is it because it takes a negative view of the convention, which seems to be your theme on every post about it.
Yeah, the first one was far better and really captured the feel I got as a first timer.
Uh it’s epic because it is in three parts? And has lots of little panels and incidents? And Gabrielle is enjoying being a guest?
Perhaps it was the word epic in all caps that made folks think of it more than just comparing by size. Epic in all caps, thinking in Internet terms, could lead one to believe it has more emotional value by quality not just quantity. But it is open for interpretation. Personally speaking, I like them BOTH.
Hey, cool! Thanks, Heidi!
I’ve already caught hell from my “observation” that crappy burritos can be procured in the San Diego area.
You can read an angry piece of email I received here:
http://blog.jilliantamaki.com/2010/08/taco-redaction/
… and add the writer’s suggestions to your resto-list for Comic-con ’11!
Now I got this overwhelming need to know what did Moto Hagio think of the RALPH’s sushi…
Both are awesome artists no matter what one thinks of these pics! :)
As awesome as Bells strip is, it just makes me kind of sad because we got more con info there than we did from 4 days of coverage by the majority of comic blogs. Including the Beat. Dry bagel anyone?
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