J.H. WIlliams III and W. Haden Blackman Signing in Bay Area

Hello friends. I'm currently in Anaheim, CA covering WonderCon for Bleeding Cool and although I'm far away from my home in Northern California, I have big and exciting news for my friends in the bay area and readers all around. Next weekend the writer duo J.H. Williams III (artist on Batwoman, Promethea, and Chase) and W. Haden Blackman (writer of Dark Horse's Star Wars) will conduct a signing at Blue Moon Comics in San Rafael, CA. I am tremendously excited about meeting these stars of the comic industry. In all honesty, I would ramble on and on about how much I love Williams and Blackman's work on Batwoman (I already have here), but I am exhausted as all heck and really need to crash. So allow me to leave you with an expectation of a future interview with these two wonderful gentlemen. Until then, look to Bleeding Cool for my latest coverage at WonderCon.

Sacramento Sci-Fi/Horror Show and Sac-Con

Finally, something Cool is coming to Sacramento, CA. Yeah, that's right. Cool with a capital "C." Because where else in Northern California can you find a Sci-fi/Horror convention and a Comic/Toy/Anime show lumped into one amazing weekend? That's right, bitches. The answer is right here.

This September 24th and 25th at the Scottish Rite Center will offer plenty of entertainment, amazing guests, and a glorious safe haven for all Northern Californian nerds for the low admission cost of $6 (children ages 6 and younger are free).

Guests include: 

Mike Mignola---creator/writer/artist of Hellboy, Abe Sapien, B.P.R.D, Baltimore, etc.

Marina Sirtis---actress from Star Trek: The Next Generation and voice of Desmona from Gargoyles

Sean Schemell---voice actor of Goku from Dragonball Z

Timothy Green II---artist of Annihilators, Skarr: Son of Hulk, Swamp Thing, etc.

Tad Williams---New York Times and London Sunday Times bestselling author

Mick Gray---Comic inker on Batman, Superman, Brightest Day, Promethea, The Flash, Green Lantern

Jim Sinclair---inker/illustrator for The Maxx

and one of my personal favorites

Richard Moore---creator/writer/artist of Boneyard, Chip, Gobs, Fire and Brimstone, etc.

If you're still uninterested then I'm afraid nothing will persuade your neanderthal-like mind. For more information on the events, directions, costs, hours, and all that technical mumbo jumbo, head over to http://www.sac-con.com/ and http://www.sachorror.com/. See you there!