Browsing Archive: August, 2009
Sunday, August 9th 2009 Chicago Comic- Con you have lifted my spirit. I once was lost, but now, am Strong.
As Chicago Comic- Con 2009 comes to to an end it's doors may have welcomed us for the very last time. On the horizon in 2010, NYC Comic- Con opens it's right to host a Comic Book Convention in Chicago upon the month of April. Nothing short of a small change, the comic book convention will be held in Chicago, at the McCormick Place along Chicago's lake front. Minor adjustments would have to... Continue reading ...
Saturday, August 8th
2009
Coming off a great of night of extra convention curricular
activity, I decided to take it easy today. Saturday was the major traffic jam
getting to the convention, as well as WALKING through the convention, no
offense a lot of you comic book fans need to shower at least once a day, but
all of that set aside it was a day that I need to try to find my touch of
making artwork. I know I’ve been way out of touch and need just a small
justification that I don’t co... Continue reading ...
Friday, August 8th
2009
Day 2. It was
really all about Mark Millar: Guest of
Honor.
9:47pm. Casually making our way through the Hyatt hotel bar,
looking to meet up with artists/ writers and the whose who of the comic book
world. Mike graciously buys us a round, in which we cautiously chose drinks
that would be deemed a reasonable price… 3 drinks for $18.00 is rather less
than reasonable by any means.
A bit disingenuous (which was according to Mike, the word of
the day) about how... Continue reading ...
Thursday, August, 6th
2009
Premiere night. So the masses begin to gather, looking and
looking to see what’s fresh at this year’s Chicago Comic Book Convention. No
surprise that the talk of the weekend is going to be, guest of honor, Mark
Millar. Briefly he is known for his writing on the comic book: Kick Ass &
in recent history, Wanted, in which they made a major motion picture loosely
based upon. Amongst other things, G.I Joe is also going to premiere in theaters
this weekend, a... Continue reading ...
Posted by Ervin A. Villanueva on Sunday, August 2, 2009,
In :
Sports
I haven't kept up much in the past with the X- Games: BMX, big air, vert, flatland & park, just to name a few, only because to me, the new tricks are not usually perfected there, their discovered in practice, or there's too many categories to keep up with. I can't even name half the tricks these kids come up with these days, yeah and that's another thing too, I'm getting old. But I think it's weird to flip the channel to ESPN and see the X- Games taking their course in LA this year. To see so... Continue reading ...
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| Ervin A. Villanueva |
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Nothing ever meant anything to me, so I try speak genuinely, & honestly even if it isn't the right shit you wanted to hear.
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