Thursday, October 28, 2010

Comic-Con 2011 Announces its First 20 Special Guests


Earlier today Comic-Con released a list of it's first 20 Special guests who will be at the Comic-Con 2011 convention.
  • Jordi Bernet
    Spanish comics artist known in the U.S. for the hardboiled Torpedo series and for DC's Jonah Hex

  • Patricia Briggs
    Author, Mercy Thompson and Alpha and Omega series

  • Jo Chen
    Award-winning cover artist for Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Runaways

  • Alan Davis
    British writer/artist on such titles as Captain Britain, Excalibur and JLA: The Nail; currently artist on Avengers Prime

  • David Finch
    Artist known for Cyberforce, Avengers, New Avengers, and Brightest Day covers; he's now writing and drawing Batman: The Dark Knight

  • Dave Gibbons
    British artist on the classic Watchmen comics series, and Give Me Liberty/Martha Washington; writer/artist, The Originals graphic novel

  • Kim Harrison
    Author, Rachel Morgan, Madison Avery series

  • Jonathan Hickman
    Writer, Fantastic Four, Secret Warriors, and S.H.I.E.L.D.

  • John Higgins
    Long-time British artist on 2000 AD titles; colorist on the classic Watchmen comics series

  • Charlie Huston
    Crime/horror novelist, Hank Thompson series, Joe Pitt Casebooks; comic book writer, Wolverine: The Best There Is, Moon Knight

  • Jamal Igle
    Artist (Marvel, Image, Devils Due, Disney), whose latest work includes Supergirl

  • Richard Kyle
    Writer, Graphic Story Magazine, highly influential fanzine of the 1960s; coined the term "graphic novel" in 1964

  • Rebecca Moesta
    Co-author (with Kevin J. Anderson), Star Wars Young Jedi Knights series, Crystal Doors series; author, Buffy novels

  • Christopher Moore
    Author, humorous vampire novels, including Bite Me: A Love Story, You Suck: A Love Story, Bloodsucking Fiends: A Love Story, etc.

  • Bill Schelly
    Historian of comics fandom; books include The Golden Age of Comics Fandom, biographies of Joe Kubert and Otto Binder, etc.

  • Frank Stack
    Pioneering underground cartoonist (as "Foolbert Sturgeon"), artist on many of Harvey Pekar's American Splendor stories as well as the graphic novel Our Cancer Year

  • Mark Tatulli
    Cartoonist with two ongoing syndicated strips: Lio and Heart of the City

  • Roy Thomas
    One of the first fans to become a pro: published early 1960s fanzine Alter Ego, went on to be editor-in-chief at Marvel and write titles such as Conan; currently editing revived Alter Ego magazine

  • Maggie Thompson
    Editor of Comics Buyers Guide; co-creator of Comic Art, one of the earliest comics fanzines in 1961

  • Scott Westerfeld
    Author, Uglies, Midnighters series

Comic-Con 2011 will be held July 21-24 at the San Diego Convention Center.

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