Comic-Con 2001 Flashback: Remembering CrossGen
Editor’s note: This year marked the 50th anniversary of the convention now known as Comic-Con International, aka “the San Diego Show.” It also marked the […]
SDCC 2001
Comic-Con 2001: Fire Wing Force
How do you get your creative project into the public eye? Sometimes it’s a matter of blind luck, force of will, and sometimes just a […]
Comic-Con 2001 Review: Jay And Silent Bob Strike Back
If you’re a die-hard fan of Kevin Smith movies, nothing we do or say will convince you not to pay full price, nor even offer […]
Comic-Con 2001: Elvira’s Haunted Hills
Back in the sixties, Roger Corman took the faded careers of old horror stars and gave them new life. By taking the most creative of […]
An Interview with Elizabeth Filarski (Now Hasselbeck)
Is this the moment Comic-Con tipped over into general popular culture whether it was genre or not? At least Survivor is a game show?
Comic-Con 2001: Day Three
We struggled across a convention floor so thick with attendees we expected to see Charlton Heston running across it screaming “Convention Green is made out […]
Comic-Con 2001: Day Two
Ladies and gentlemen, Silent Bob has left the building…
Comic-Con 2001: Day One
Burbling crowds. Flashes popping. Portfolios dragging. The steady whirr of Wizard’s Wheel o’ Stuff. And videoscreens set too loudly, trying to lure passers-by into paying […]
Comic-Con 2001: Preview Night
For five days out of the year, Fanboys can feel beloved in the city of San Diego. Banners line the streets. Every bus carries a […]
