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President's Mess.
Karyl Miller, Prez, SCCS
Karyl Miller, Prez, SCCS
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San Diego - Get ready for the biggest, most stupendous Comic-Con EVER! In the years since our (dearly departed) member Shel Dorf created Comic-Con it has grown from a small gathering of comic book fans in a hotel basement into an international behemoth. It sold out its over 100,000 tickets in minutes. The Convention Center can no longer hold all of its many events, so the convention is now creating a sprawl encompassing nearby hotels and restaurants. The anticipation is growing and soon locals will begin to see the transformation of downtown San Diego's Gaslamp District into a Hollywood superhero wonderland with gigantic signage and eye-popping displays. This year we will not be throwing a Comic-Con cartoon contest but instead we're posting photos and cartoons from Comic-Cons past. This year I will NOT be wearing my Wonder Woman costume, so you will easily be able to recognize me with my normal pony tails. Come up and say hello! As always, our webmaster Jack Zabawa and I welcome any cartoonist newsworthy stories from our members. Karyl@MillerReport.com |
2014 Party at Buster's with Luann's Greg and Betty Evans, their daughter Karen and a shocked Lynn (For Better of Worse) Johnston. |
SCCS Founder, the late, great, Jim Whiting sandwiched by the fabulous Bancroft Bros. |
Dan Piraro of Bizarro signs in to the party. |
National Cartoonist Society president and Mad Magazine Tom Richmond chats with Greg Evans artist. |
Dan Piraro chats with RC Harvey |
SCCS Past President Dean LeCrone w yours truly. |
2019 UPDATE: The Southern California Cartoonists Society is no longer having meetings or Comic-Con parties or charging for membership Find us on our Facebook page |