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S C O R C H I N G ISSUE 1 AUG. 12, 2018 IT‛S A REFLECTION... IT‛S A GLARE... IT‛S CAPTAINCAPTAIN SUNRISE!SUNRISE! SILVERBACK Welcome to the inaugural TABLE OF Sunrise Comic Con - West Broward’s first and largest CONTENTS pop culture convention! 2-3 Featured Artists •”Epic Voice Guy” Jon Bailey •Cracked Publisher Captain Cartoon •Comics Legend Allen Bellman Your Sunrise City Commission: •Artist, Author and Animator Silverback Mayor Michael J. Ryan Deputy Mayor Lawrence A. Sofield 4 Theatre Schedule Assistant Deputy Mayor Mark A. Douglas 5 Loot Games & Comics Gaming Schedule Commissioner Neil C. Kerch Commissioner Joseph A. Scuotto 6-7 Main Convention Area Map / Directory 8-9 Outdoor Map / Directory 10 Art Gallery Panel Schedule 11 Dance Studio Panel Schedule 12 Art Studio Workshop Schedule 13 Thank You! All contents in this program are subject to change. FEATURING JON BAILEY ALLEN BELLMAN Voiceover actor and YouTube personality Jon Bailey Allen was born in Manhattan and studied at the is best known as the voice of Honest Game Trailers on High School of Industrial Arts, eventually becoming Smosh Games and Epic Movie Trailer voice pranks. He a staff artist at Timely during the Golden Age started doing impressions when he was five years old of comics. While still a teenager, he did the and many years later his wife Amanda, with whom he backgrounds for Syd Shores’ Captain America in has four wonderful children, pushed him to pursue 1942, and eventually worked on titles such as: The a career in voiceover. Patriot, The Destroyer, The Human Torch, Jap Buster Johnson and Jet Dixon of the Space Squadron, All Winners Comics, Jon was signed by a production studio in January of 2009 and has since Marvel Mystery, Sub Mariner Comics, Young Allies and so much more. expanded his resume to the web, radio and TV commercials, network Allen also contributed to pre-Code horror, crime, war and western tales promos, video game characters, trailers, and so much more. He is also well for Atlas and the self-created back-up crime feature Let’s Play Detective. known for voicing Captain Rex and Anakin Skywalker for the Clone Wars toy He is a former art department contributor of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel series as well as a John Grisham-authored audiobook. as well as a nationally recognized and published photographer. CAPTAIN CARTOON SILVERBACK Dick Kulpa is best known for his work with Artist, author, and animator Glaister “Silverback” Cracked and Weekly World News (as the creator of Ormsby has gone from victim to victor through Bat Boy) in the 1990s and early 2000s, as well as his approach to life. His autobiography Silverback: on the Star Trek and Bruce Lee newspaper strips in My Life & Journey in Comics, follows the journey the 1980s. and evolution of an independent comic book artist For over 10 years, he served as Art Director for as he reminisces on the trials and tribulations the nationally distributed supermarket tabloid, leading up to the debut of his first independent Weekly World News. Kulpa created the now-famous Bat Boy character title. His memoirs provide advice for kids and parents through an which first appeared in Weekly World News on June 23, 1992. From unfiltered journey from a little boy in New York ducking bullies to 2000-2005, Kulpa served as publisher and editor of Cracked, the national learning self-confidence. humor magazine. Kulpa’s anti-gang comic book classic “Gangbuster” is Through his art and achievements, Silverback now stands tall, barreling currently being circulated by police departments. through roadblocks, conquering adversities, and unveiling his own Silverback Publishing Company. 2 3 LOOT GAMES & COMICS THEATRE GAMING SCHEDULE SCHEDULE (IN THE THEATRE LOBBY) ULTIMATE WEREWOLF with Werewolf guy, Ray 1:00 PM - Random Ramblings Productions hosts 12:30pm - 3pm and 4:00pm - 7:00 pm “Disney Media Mash-Up Game” Hidden Behind the LOOT GAMES AND COMICS booth is where the wild, One judge! Three competitors! A prize per winner! It’s time to LOOK fuzzy things that go bump in the night, and the loyal villagers can be FOR THE BARE NECESSITIES and MASH! IT! UP! Join the Media Nut, found. Ultimate Werewolf is an interactive game of social deduction for Silly Drifloon, and the rest of the Random Ramblers in an all-out two teams; Villagers and Werewolves. The Villagers don’t know who the debate-brawl sending you TO INFINITY AND BEYOND! Fight for your Werewolves are, and the Werewolves are trying to remain undiscovered favorite Disney movies, games, characters, fandoms and win a prize! while they slowly illuminate the Villagers one at a time. Uncover the Werewolves in time to save the village! 2:00 PM - Silverback (Artist, Author, Entrepreneur) hosts 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM - Spot It! “Independent Writing and How to Build Your Empire” America’s #1 high speed matching game! Between any two cards, there is Join Glaister Ormsby a.k.a. “Silverback” for an interactive session always one (and only one) matching symbol. All ages. No reading required. on how to get started in writing and never look back! 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM - Love Letter Batman Edition 3:00 PM - Allen Bellman hosts Take on the villains of Gotham City in this fast-paced 16 card game. “My Time with Marvel and Timely Comics” Ages 8+ Join Allen Bellman as he takes you back to his interactions with Stan Lee and his experiences in the industry during the Golden Age 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM - Forbidden Island of comics. Join a team of fearless adventurers on a do-or-die mission to capture four sacred treasures from the ruins of this perilous paradise. Your team will 4:00 PM - Random Ramblings Productions hosts have to work together and make some pulse-pounding maneuvers, as “Video Game Media Mash-Up Game” the island will sink beneath every step! Ages 10+ GOTTA CATCH ‘EM ALL! One judge! Three competitors! A prize per winner! It’s time to MASH! IT! UP! Join the Media Nut, Silly Drifloon 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM - Welcome to the Dungeon and the rest of the Random Ramblers in an all-out SUPERSMASHING debate-brawl! Fight for your favorite VIDEO GAME-related movies, This push-your-luck dungeon delve tests your courage and shrewd choices. Ages 8+ games, characters, fandoms, and win a prize! 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM - Onitama 5:00 PM - Smash Bros. 4 Tournament Finals Guide your monk followers and attempt to defeat your opponent with a handful of special and ancient maneuvers, presented on attractive tarot 6:30 PM - Cosplay Competition Hosted and sized cards. A quick two player abstract strategy game where you take on Emcee’d by Cody’s Cosplay Carnival the role of a master. Ages 6+ Battle for Best in Show, Best Youth, Judges’ Favorites and Popular Vote prizes! Cosplay registration will be available at Booth 207 outside LOOT GAMES will be providing, for check-out, an extensive library of the Exhibitor’s Hall from 11:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (Please see map.) board games and card games for all ages to play while in the gaming area. All registered cosplay competitors must report to the Theatre Lobby Their selection includes from quick, easy-to-learn, learning games for by 6:00 p.m. for contest placement. preschoolers all the way up to adult games for more advanced gamers. 4 5 GREEN ROOM SUNRISE CIVIC CENTER WEST WING RESTROOMS GAME ROOM SEE SCHEDULE ON PAGE 5 132 123 121122 119120 118 LOOT GAMES SOCIAL DEDUCTION GAME THEATRE STAGE 117 SMASH BROS. 4 124 BOX OFFICE THEATRE SEE SCHEDULE TOURNAMENT ON PAGE 4 128 129 130 131 LOBBY 116 FREE 125 SPECIAL 133 134 135 GUESTS PLAY SYSTEMS 126 115 127 114 ENTRY WRISTBAND RESTROOMS 112 113 REQUIRED 106 107 ENTRY 109 WRISTBAND 101 102 103 104 105 108 REQUIRED SEE ROTUNDA/OUTDOOR RESTROOMS RESTROOMS MAP ON PAGE REQUIRED WRISTBAND ENTRY BOOTH LEGEND AMPHITHEATER SEE ROTUNDA/OUTDOOR 101 Silverback 120 The Finest G.I. Joe Cosplay E MAP ON PAGE 102 Allen Bellman 121 Cat & Wolf Crafts ART GALLERY L C 103 Bold Venture Press 122 Flawless Image Photography R 104 Captain Cartoon 123 Royal Brown Photography I C 105 Jordi Burton 124 CC NG Mon Toys 106 501st Star Wars Cosplay 125 Colorful Cute A 107 Hip Hop Comix & Flix 126 What’s Your Sign D 108 Bath Fitter 127 Lily Bean Couture 109 Simply Perfect Java 128 Supercon N 112 Mew World Order 129 Hero Hype U 113 Brother Karlos Anime 130 Sphere of Compassion T 114 Craig’s Custom Inlays 131 Klassic Komix 115 Liabi Draws Art/T-Shirts 132 Supercon O 116 Robert Moss Collectibles 133 CJ’s Comics R 117 G Moss Designs 134/135 CCT Miami LLC 6 118 Kimoko Chin Photography 200-238 See Outdoor Map 7 119 Star Trek Cosplay WRISTBAND REQUIRED FOR ENTRY THEATRE MAIN SEE THEATRE SCHEDULE ON PAGE 4 BOX OFFICE CONVENTION AND GAMES SCHEDULE ON PAGE 5 SUNRISE CIVIC CENTER 213 AREA 240 SEE CENTER SPREAD MAP 212 WRISTBAND REQUIRED 211 FOR ENTRY 210 209 205 226 208 ROTUNDA 206 207 204 203 200 201 202 L E R C 217 214 I C 225 DANCE STUDIO 224 A SEE PANEL D SCHEDULE N 241 ON PAGE 11 U T 218 ART GALLERY O SEE PANEL R ART STUDIO SCHEDULE SEE WORKSHOP ON PAGE 10 236 SCHEDULE 239 215 ON PAGE 12 LAKE 235 228 216 219 AMPHITHEATER227 234 242 BRIDGE 220 233 BOOTH LEGEND 221 230 Rotunda/Outdoor 215 - 221 Food Vendors/Trucks 231 Artists and Vendors 32 Bubbles Kona Ice 222 232 Bobby’s Events Smoky C’s 200 Allison CM Gifts CMG Corp TJ’s Treats 201 Gaijin Taiyaki Inspir-AsianLAKE 202 Alvin Sherman Library 222 Flinstones Photo Op 203 Teddi’s Henna Tattoos 224 Jarpocolypse 238 204 Fun Face Paints (FREE) 225 Mobile Barber Shop 205 Hailee’s Corner 226 Ticket Sales 206 Broward County Property Appraiser 227 Snow Cones 12:30 - 2:30 pm (FREE) 207 Cosplay Registration Booth 228 Popcorn 3:30 - 6:30
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    SUPERHERO COMICS 1ST EDITION PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Peter M Coogan | 9781474226356 | | | | | Superhero Comics 1st edition PDF Book Ed Herron , Mac Raboy. A very good copy. More information about this seller Contact this seller Will Eisner , Lou Fine. He borrowed four characters from the X-Men, who formed the team under the mistaken impression that their fellow X-Men were dead:. Beginning with the introduction of Superman in in Action Comics 1 — an anthology of adventure features — comic books devoted to superheroes heroic people with extraordinary or superhuman abilities and skills, or god-like powers and attributes ballooned into a widespread genre, coincident with the beginnings of World War II and the end of the Great Depression. On Krakoa, Apocalypse summons Rogue , Gambit and Jubilee , informing them of the situation and uses Rogue's powers to weaken the gate enough for it to be destroyed however, the resulting magical explosion encases her in a flower coffin. Duplex planet illustrated 3 Judge dredd 3 Avengers 1 Blade of the immortal 1 Crisis on infinite earths 1. Ironically, issues of Uncanny X-Men during the time of this Excalibur had much in common with the original Excalibur : lighthearted stories by Chris Claremont, colorful art by Alan Davis and Mark Farmer, characters including Nightcrawler and Rachel Summers, and even a cameo appearance by Captain Britain. Dracula X Target X. Views Read Edit View history. Louise Simonson , Rob Liefeld. The Adventures of T-Rex. Kenneth Robeson Lester Dent. Saturnyne then promises to free Albion from jail to lead the Corps, while Sage and Nocturne switch teams with Longshot, who now remembers the highlights of his past.