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Showing posts with label Broken Tree. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Broken Tree. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Local Comics Creator Speaks to Kids, Library
Some nice photos of El Paso comics creator Julian Lawler's visit to the Anime Club at El Paso's Burgess Library. Rock on, Julian!
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Broken Tree,
El Paso,
Julian Lawler,
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Friday, September 10, 2010
First-Ever EPCON This Weekend!!!
I'll be moderating some panel discussions on Saturday and can't wait to see the crowd and all the creators.
Come see Julian Lawler and his Broken Tree Comics line of books and creators; 656 and Adversary Comix; Jimmy Portillo of Jimmy Daze Comics; Brett Booth, Jaime Carrillo, Martin Montiel, Eric Basaldua, and guest of honor Joe Benitez!
And, as the saying goes, SO! MUCH! MORE!
It's history in the making, so if you're in the area, please stop by EPCON and join the party!
From the El Paso Times:
Make plans
What: El Paso Comic Con.
When: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
Where: Wyndham Airport Inn, 2027 Airway.
How much: $15 for one day, $25 for both days, at the door. $5 discount for active-duty military; free for children 10 and younger.
Sponsors: The event is organized by El Paso's Broken Tree Comics with sponsorship help from Bersal's Chop of Horrors, Beanie Planet, Agent of Chaos Productions and HappiRobot.
Information: www.ep-con.com.Schedule highlights
Saturday: Panel discussions, artist talks and question-and-answer sessions moderated by UTEP professor James Bucky Carter.
Sunday: Yu-Gi-Oh card game tournaments.
Both days: Belly dance troupes; vintage horror movie screenings; appearances by the 501st Legion, a costumed "Star Wars" troupe; costume contests; bands each evening at the hotel.
What else: Club 101, 1148 Airway, will host the official after-party at 8 p.m. Saturday on its second floor.
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2010,
656,
Adversary,
Broken Tree,
conversations,
El Paso,
EPCON,
Jaime Portillo,
Juarez,
Julian Lawler,
Texas
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