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Past SPECIAL GUEST 

Grey Williamson- Carbon Fibre Studios

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Born and raised in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, New York, Grey has worked as a writer, artist and designer for almost every major comic publisher in the comic industry. He formed Carbon-Fibre Media as a home for his entertainment properties and productions.


Confirmed Guest for Bronx Heroes Comic COn  4

don mcgregor

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Don McGregor, a writer of Marvel comics fame, helped revolutionize the industry by pushing its barriers regarding race. He largely did this in the 1970's, through two series that remain among comics' most acclaimed: "Killraven, Warrior of the Worlds" in Amazing Adventures, and "Black Panther" in Jungle Action.

In Amazing Adventures #31, McGregor and P. Craig Russell created color comic books' first known interracial kiss. Three years earlier, McGregor and Luis Garcia had already presented the first known interracial kiss in mainstream comics in Warren Publishing's horror-comics magazine, Creepy #43. McGregor's work in Jungle Action was also groundbreaking. He set the "Black Panther" stories in the Panther's African homeland, in contrast to Marvel's usual American settings. His bold departure from the Marvel mainstream allowed him to explore mature themes and adult relationships in ways seldom done by comics at the time.
To add to his legacy, McGregor and Paul Gulacy created one the first modern graphic novels, Eclipse Comics' Sabre: Slow Fade of an Endangered Species. This dystopian sci-fi story was also the first graphic novel sold through the "direct market" of comic stores. Also for Eclipse, McGregor authored Detectives Inc., a pair of graphic novels set in New York City. The first, A Remembrance of Threatening Green (1980), featured "the first lesbian characters in mass-market comics," according to the Gay League's "LBGT Comics Timeline."

In later years, McGregor was a main writer of the Zorro canon. This includes Topps Comics' Zorro and the spinoff Lady Rawhide; the Zorro newspaper comic strip; Zorro #1-6 (May-Oct. 2005), from the NBM Publishing imprint Papercutz; and 2010's Zorro: Matanzas, for Dynamite Entertainment.

confirmed guest for bxhcc 3 @ the Bronx museum

jean segarra

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Jean Segarra - Freelance story book artist for Peguin Publishing" Dead High Yearbook", PBS KIds, "Super Why", Viacom/ Nick jr's :Dora the Explorer",Noggin's "Digit does it".  She has also worked for Marvel Comics as a Colorist for the titles, "Slingers" and  "Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty".  Jean has in addition freelanced for DC Comics doing Color guides for "Batman: Gotham Nights", "Xtreme Justice" and  "Justice League Task Force."  Jean is also a fine artist and painted a mural on the MJG building Entrance for the Majora Carter Group.

david quinn

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David B. Quinn
 Writer- Litlest Bitch: Not-for-Children Children's Books, 
Faust by Tim Vigil (art) and David Quinn (stories), published by Rebel Studios and Avatar Press. 
The series are known for their strong graphic violence and sexual situations. The main series is known as Faust : Love of the Damned and started publishing in 1988, with new issues being published irregularly, roughly once a year, or sometimes every two years. 


confirmed guest for BXHCC2 @ Hostos College

marcus boas

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Marcus Boas
Marcus Boas - Science Fiction Illustration Original Artist.   Perhaps most celebrated for his painted covers for Heavy Metal and a series of Robert E. Howard books, American illustrator Marcus Boas has also executed art assignments geared toward a European audience. 

winston blakely

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Winston Blakely 
Artist/ Inker/ Writer- Freelanced as an inker for Valiant Comics, " Eternal Warrior", "Hard Corps", "Blood Shot" and "Solar Man of the Atom".  He also worked with Visage Studios for legendary artist Rich Buckler then later with Millennium Studios were he created "Little Miss Strange".

danny fingeroth

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Daniel "Danny" Fingeroth is another Marvel legend, best known for being longtime group editor of Spider-Man in the 1980's. He also edited popular series such as Marvel Team-Up and Ka-Zar. As a writer, he worked on all fifty issues of Darkhawk between 1991 and 1995. Before that, he enjoyed a long stint on Dazzler, which featured the superheroine who later joined the X-Men. He also wrote the Deadly Foes of Spider-Man and Lethal Foes of Spider-Man mini-series, as well as various issues of several other Marvel titles.
Fingeroth left Marvel in 1995 to become editor-in-chief of Virtual Comics for Byron Preiss Multimedia and AOL. From there, he served as senior vice president for creative development at Visionary Media, home of Showtime's Whirlgirl, a Flash animation sci-fi series which he edited.

Fingeroth has written several books and taught comics writing at New York University, The New School, and Media Bistro. He was the founder and editor of Write Now!, a magazine about the craft of comics writing.




irwin hasen

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IIrwin Hasen is a comics legend who comes from the cartooning side of the business. He is perhaps best known for being the co-creator of the Dondi comic strip.

Hasen grew up in New York City and attended DeWitt Clinton High School. After studying at the prestigious National Academy of Design and the Art Students League, he entered the comic book field in 1940 with the Harry "A" Chesler shop, contributing to The Green Hornet, The Fox, Secret Agent Z-2, Bob Preston, Explorer, Cat-Man and The Flash. In 1941, he worked for Sheldon Mayer. His art during the 1940s also included Green Lantern, Citizen Smith, Son of the Unknown Soldier, and the creation of the legendary National Comics/DC Comics character Wildcat.

What he might be most remembered for, however, is his comic strips. Hasen drew an adaptation of The Goldbergs radio/TV series, which ran in the New York Post in 1944 and 1945. He later met Gus Edson, and together they created the Dondi comic strip, which ran in more than 100 newspapers over a span of three decades. Hasen received the National Cartoonists Society's Story Comic Strip Award for Dondi in 1961 and 1962.


 


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      • BXHCC 5
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      • BXHCC3
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      • SUPER HEROES COMIC CON >
        • tickets
    • Past Events
  • Art of Ray Felix
    • STORYBOARDS
    • A WORLD WITHOUT SUPERHEROES VOL.1
    • A WORLD WITHOUT SUPERHEROES VOL.2
    • BLACK POWER
    • BROTHER LONESTAR
    • BRONX HEROES JR.
    • BRONX HEROES IN TRUMPLAND
    • BRONX VILLAINS: RED RAGE #1
    • ENTER: THE ROACH
    • LSD AND X-TASY
    • MAWA KEEPER OF THE ANKH
    • NEMESIS
    • POE IS THE RAVEN
    • PUNCHLINE: CLOWN DETECTIVE # 1
    • RUNAWAY SLAVE
    • RUNAWAY SLAVE 2
    • THE ADVENTURES OF BARON AMBROSIA
    • WORLD WAR HEROES
    • WWSH VS BLACK POWER
  • About
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