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2017 Panel Schedule!
All panels will be held in the auditorium.
10:45-11:15 Narrative Story-telling by Lee Weeks and Scott Hanna
Explore the relationship between words and images, while learning about the importance of storytelling through art with legendary writer/artist and inker of Daredevil and Superman comics.
11:30-12:30 Kubert School by Sean Stramara, Walt SImonson, Lee Weeks, Darren Auck, and Rags Morales
Discover what it takes to become an artist from a local, renowned comic art school and the legendary writers and artists who graduated from the program.
12:45-1:15 Characterization by Joe Kelly
Find out about Marvel's character wheel and how to use supporting characters to develop the main character. You will also get a chance to talk to the writer and creator of I Kill Giants, Deadpool, Uncanny X-Men, JLA, Action Comics, Four Eyes, Ben 10, and Big Hero 6 through a Q and A.
1:30-2:00 Traditional vs. Digital Art by Nik Virella and Will Rosado
Learn about the pros and cons of these different methods of pencilling comics.
2:15-3:00 Industry Stories by Walt and Louise Simonson
Listen to legendary creators tell their favorite stories of what it is like to work for major publishers and create their own characters.
3:15-3:45 Cosplay Hacks by Pamela Ptak
Learn costuming tips from a project runway fashion designer who has her own fashion line.
All panels will be held in the auditorium.
10:45-11:15 Narrative Story-telling by Lee Weeks and Scott Hanna
Explore the relationship between words and images, while learning about the importance of storytelling through art with legendary writer/artist and inker of Daredevil and Superman comics.
11:30-12:30 Kubert School by Sean Stramara, Walt SImonson, Lee Weeks, Darren Auck, and Rags Morales
Discover what it takes to become an artist from a local, renowned comic art school and the legendary writers and artists who graduated from the program.
12:45-1:15 Characterization by Joe Kelly
Find out about Marvel's character wheel and how to use supporting characters to develop the main character. You will also get a chance to talk to the writer and creator of I Kill Giants, Deadpool, Uncanny X-Men, JLA, Action Comics, Four Eyes, Ben 10, and Big Hero 6 through a Q and A.
1:30-2:00 Traditional vs. Digital Art by Nik Virella and Will Rosado
Learn about the pros and cons of these different methods of pencilling comics.
2:15-3:00 Industry Stories by Walt and Louise Simonson
Listen to legendary creators tell their favorite stories of what it is like to work for major publishers and create their own characters.
3:15-3:45 Cosplay Hacks by Pamela Ptak
Learn costuming tips from a project runway fashion designer who has her own fashion line.
2017 Kid's Panel and Workshop Schedule
Kids panels and workshops will be held in the back right corner of the cafeteria, on the main show floor
11:00-11:30 Make Your Own Comic Strips
by Jeff Shultz - learn how to write a story in 3-4 panels
12:00-12:30 Draw Your Favorite My Little Pony
by Diana Leto - sketch your favorite My Little Pony with the help of a My Little Pony artist
1:00-1:30 Create Your Own Comic Cover
by Chris Giarrusso and Franco - work with all ages comics writer and artists to design your own comic cover
2:00-2:30 Write a Jam Comic
by Gregg Schigiel and Jacob Chabot - work collaboratively with Spongebob Comics writer and artist, as well as other kids to make a 1 page comic
Kids panels and workshops will be held in the back right corner of the cafeteria, on the main show floor
11:00-11:30 Make Your Own Comic Strips
by Jeff Shultz - learn how to write a story in 3-4 panels
12:00-12:30 Draw Your Favorite My Little Pony
by Diana Leto - sketch your favorite My Little Pony with the help of a My Little Pony artist
1:00-1:30 Create Your Own Comic Cover
by Chris Giarrusso and Franco - work with all ages comics writer and artists to design your own comic cover
2:00-2:30 Write a Jam Comic
by Gregg Schigiel and Jacob Chabot - work collaboratively with Spongebob Comics writer and artist, as well as other kids to make a 1 page comic
