Search results
Jan 4, 2020 · Silent 8mm footage of the 1973 New York City Phil Seuling Con with Jim Warren, Gil Kane, C.C. Beck, Al Williamson, Phil Seuling and more. Filmed by Alan Light and provided by Scott Maple...
Jun 16, 2017 · Here's some information on what happened after this time at the con : Shortly after the Creation incident, Heidi retired from the con costume circuit. Angelique Trouvere claims the girl was relieved at the change.
1971 New York City Comic Con with Phil Seuling, Jack Kirby , and Denny O’Neil 8mm footage. My book, Understanding Superhero Comic Books available at https://a.co/d/8ZSTMh8 & https ...
Sep 29, 2010 · This is a pre-Convention report written by convention organizer Phil Seuling. Phil Seuling is, not to overstate it, the guy who invented comics conventions. The list of comics legends, in order of appearance in the booklet, who were scheduled to be part of this are stunning: Stan Lee. Dick Giordano. Al Williamson.
- History
- Legacy
- Successors
- Dates and Locations
- Further Reading
- External Links
Antecedents
Circa 1961, enterprising fans including Jerry Bails, Shel Dorf, Bernie Bubnis, and future Marvel Comics editor-in-chief Roy Thomas began following the pattern of the long-established science fiction fandom by publishing fanzines, corresponding with one another and with comic-book editors (most notably DC Comics' Julius Schwartz), and eventually arranging informal and later professional, commercial conventions. Among the first were the 1964 Tri-State Con (a.k.a. the New York Comicon) and that...
Seuling's shows
As Seuling told it, "In 1968, I became involved in [staging] my first convention." The 1968 show, officially known as the International Convention of Comic Book Art, was co-produced with SCARP, the short-lived Society for Comic Art Research and Preservation, Inc. Guests of honor at the 1968 show were Will Eisner and Burne Hogarth. Featured speakers included Stan Lee, Milton Caniff, Lee Falk, and Charles Biro. Professional guests included Neal Adams, Dan Adkins, Murphy Anderson, Dick Ayers, Va...
The Comic Art Conventions provided the primary nexus for fans and the largely New York City-based industry during the Silver Age and the Bronze Age of comic books. As well, many of the Golden Age creators were still alive and in attendance at panels and for interviews, which helped lay the groundwork for the medium's historical scholarship. The rep...
Following Seuling's death in 1984 and continuing until 1988, Creation Entertainment continued producing large annual conventions in New York City, usually taking place over the weekend following Thanksgiving (Creation had begun hosting New York shows in 1971, and sometimes put on as many as a half-dozen New York City shows per year). From 1993–1995...
Conventions held in New York City unless otherwise noted.July 4–7, 1968: Statler Hilton Hotel, 33rd Street and Seventh Avenue— as International Convention of Comic Book ArtJuly 4–6, 1969: Statler Hilton Hotel — Penn Top/Sky Top RoomsJuly 3–5, 1970: Statler Hilton HotelJuly 2–4, 1971: Statler Hilton HotelJuly 1–5, 1972: Statler Hilton HotelBallmann, J. (2016). 1964 New York Comicon: The True Story Behind the World's First Comic Convention. Totalmojo Productions. ISBN 978-0981534916.1975, 1976, 1977 Comic Art Convention program books"Comic Art Convention" at the Michigan State University LibrariesSpecial Collections Division: Reading Room Index to the Comic Art Collection, "Comi" to "Comic Art of"Jun 20, 2010 · But we were both present at Phil Seuling’s 4th of July weekend Comic Art Conventions in 1970, 1971, 1972, and 1973. Rather than meeting at Marvel, we could have first met during any of those four weekends … but didn’t. Comic conventions were small in those days.
Jan 30, 2016 · A person has sex with an animal in Ohio. Not illegal. But two state lawmakers are trying to change that with a bill that would outlaw any sex-related activities with an animal.
