by Kathleen Glosan | Sep 16, 2020
Comics superstars collide for a fantastic Friday night event! Join Umbrella Academy co-creators Gabriel Ba and Fabio Moon as they discuss their careers with their Casanova collaborator Matt Fraction. This trio of unmatched talent will talk about drawing, writing and living in the world of comics.
This (free) event will feature a Q&A session available to those who pre-register: https://cartooncrossroadscolumbus.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_C64WvcpKQGWEQG5MDSL5xg
Find out more about this event at our website: https://cartooncrossroadscolumbus.org/sessions/fabio-moon-and-gabriel-ba-in-conversation-with-matt-fraction/
by Kathleen Glosan | Sep 15, 2020
Mark Waid is coming to #cxcfestival!
The legendary writer will talk about his new role as publisher of Humanoids and discuss some of his all-time favorite comics. If you wanted a must-read list for this fall, join us!
Streaming Sunday, Oct 4, at 6pm ET: https://cartooncrossroadscolumbus.org/sessions/cxc-spotlight-mark-waid/
by Kathleen Glosan | Sep 14, 2020
Join CXC’s Jeff Smith for a lively and hilarious chat with comics superstars Jimmy Palmiotti and Amanda Conner on October 3rd. Palmiotti and Conner have storied careers in mainstream and independent comics, and we’ll talk about their work on some of the biggest superheroes in the world, including a defining run on Harley Quinn that inspired how that character was portrayed in the Birds of Prey movie and the Harley Quinn animated series.
A Q&A session will be available to those who pre-register on our website. https://cartooncrossroadscolumbus.org/sessions/diamonds-masks-the-adventures-of-amanda-conner-and-jimmy-palmiotti/
by Kathleen Glosan | Sep 14, 2020
Tim Fulton sat down with Jeff to discuss his career, progress with Netflix and what a virtual Cartoon Crossroads (CXC) will look like. Have a listen!
https://theconfluencecast.com/cartoonist-jeff-smith/
by Kathleen Glosan | Sep 11, 2020
September 11, 2001, Jeff and Vijaya had just arrived in Norway for a comics festival in Bergen. Illustrating the experience of what it was like to be far from home that day, these original art pieces were donated to the “9-11: Emergency Relief” graphic novel which was a fundraiser for the American Red Cross.
