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Latest Comic Guest Announcement - Marv Wolfman Attending: Friday, Saturday & Sunday Crisis On Infinite Earths, Teen Titans, Blade, Tomb Of Dracula, Nova Marv Wolfman has created more characters that have gone on to television, animation, movies, videogames and toys than any other comics creator since Stan Lee. At Marvel, Marv was writer-creator of BLADE, THE VAMPIRE HUNTER, BULLSEYE, BLACK CAT, NOVA CORPS and many others. At DC, Marv co-created THE NEW TEEN TITANS, DEATHSTROKE, VIGILANTE and dozens more. The Titans have starred in two successful cartoon shows and will become a live-action series in 2018. Cyborg, of the Titans, will be in the upcoming Justice League movies as well as his own feature in 2020. Deathstroke will be starring in the upcoming Batman movie, and it has just been announced that Nightwing will be getting his own movie. Marv also writes animation and videogames. His script for EPIC MICKEY 2 for Disney was nominated for a Writer’s Guild award. His non-fiction history book, HOMELAND, THE ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF THE STATE OF ISRAEL won the National Jewish Book award. His novel, SUPERMAN RETURNS won the Scribe Award for best novelization, and his book, ARKHAM KNIGHT” also received a Scribe nomination. In 2011, Marv was inducted into the Eisner Hall Of Fame. Marv is married to his lovely wife, Noel, and has a wonderful daughter, Jessica, from his first marriage. http://www.marvwolfman.com/

Latest Comic Guest Announcement - Doug Wheatley Artist: Star Wars, Blade: The Vampire Hunter; King Tiger FANS OF the sci-fi universe created by director George Lucas will undoubtedly recognise Doug Wheatley's name not only from his 2005 adaptation of Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith for Dark Horse but also through his work on many other of the Portland, Oregon-based publisher's Star Wars comics, most notably 2006's Star Wars: Dark Times and its sequels. Although he had produced a cover for Star Wars: The Bounty Hunter #3 back in 1999, the Canadian artist's association with Lucas's creation began in earnest in 2003, by which time he had been drawing comics for almost exactly nine years. Hired by Marvel in 1994, Wheatley illustrated a single issue [#18] of Nightstalkers before being assigned as regular penciller on Blade: The Vampire Hunter for which he drew all 10 issues. After those came fill-ins on Punisher War Journal and Conan with 1995's Double Edge: Omega one-shot squeezed in between. The artist next drew the Magic: The Gathering – Elder Dragons two-parter for Acclaim's Armada imprint while also working on Killer Instinct #4 for Acclaim itself and contributing to a 1997 issue [#8] of The Batman Chronicles for DC. After that came the artist's first Dark Horse work although, after drawing both issues of Myst: The Book of the Black Ships, he moved back to Acclaim where he illustrated a couple of Eternal Warrior one-shots for its Valiant imprint. His next project was Hulk/Sub-Mariner '98 for Marvel after which he pencilled all four issues of Dark Horse's Aliens: Apocolypse – The Destroying Angels followed by 2000's Superman: Lost Son of Krypton two-parter and its 2003 sequel, the Superman: Last Stand on Krypton one-shot, for DC. From then until the end of 2013, Wheatley was almost exclusively occupied at Dark Horse with Star Wars although he was also increasingly in demand for covers and pinups. With his work in Lucas's sandbox at an end, in 2014 he contributed to all four issues of Blackout for Dark Horse for which he then drew 2015’s King Tiger four-parter.