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So you didn’t make it to the 2012 New York Comic Con? AICN COMICS has some panels you can still enjoy! Part 3: HELLBOY IN HELL WITH MIKE MIGNOLA and IMAGE COMICS – FEMALE CREATORS!!!

Published at: Oct. 31, 2012, 8:57 a.m. CST

Hey folks, Ambush Bug here. So you’re all in a huff because you didn’t get to check out the New York Comic Con this year (October 11-14th). Well, fear not. AICN COMICS is here to help you out. Friend of AICN COMICS Jamie Coville took video of some choice panels at this year’s NYCC and was kind enough to share them with all of us. Check out James’ site here. And look for more panels all week from the 2012 NYCC!



 

HELLBOY IN HELL WITH MIKE MIGNOLA

Hellboy in Hell with Mike Mignola (56:32, 51.7mb)
Panelists include Mike Mignola, Scott Allie, James Harren and Tyler Crook. Announcements were made about Mignola coming back to write and draw HELLBOY comics. Then they answered questions from the audience, most of which were aimed at Mignola. Among the topics were more HELLBOY movies both live action and animated, the Comics crossing over with other characters, creating monsters, comic and non-comic influences, the benefits of having other artists draw HELLBOY. James and Tyler talked about getting to work on stories that followed up on stuff they enjoyed reading as fans. All of the artists talked about working digitally.





 

IMAGE COMICS – FEMALE CREATORS

Image Comics - Female Creators (58:16, 53.3mb)
Moderated by Jennifer de Guzman. On the panel was Christine Larsen, Alex de Campi, Amy Reeder, Fiona Staples, Ming Doyle and Jordie Bellaire. They started off telling their origin stories on how they got into comics either as a fan and/or as a professional. The group talked a lot about women body types and beauty in comics. They also answered questions from the audience about working with male collaborators, gave advise about writing female characters and all plugged works by other female creators. Note: There is some adult language spoken on the panel.



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