Vault Comics: Stranger Than (Science) Fiction-Outer Worlds and Other Voices in Comics Comic-Con Special Guest Mark Evanier will be quizzing her - and on Friday evening at the Eisner Awards, he’ll be presenting Barbara with the Bill Finger Award for Excellence in Comic Book Writing. Local droid builders with a variety of knowledge and skills discuss their own journey to build their favorite droids.įresh out of high school in the 60s, Barbara Friedlander got a job at DC Comics and quickly ascended to a job in the editorial division. From traditional plywood and aluminum, to styrene and now 3D printing materials, there are many ways to make that droid a reality. Thanks to rapidly changing technology, building a droid has never been easier.
The reality is there’s a strike with at least one union and pending one for another, and that’s really kind of turned the tables around a bit.”ĭo You Want to Build a Droid? (a.k.a Droid Building 101) ⭐ Both also have comic-based panels in smaller rooms.Ĭomic-Con spokesperson David Glanzer had this to say, “I think there’s a mistaken belief that it’s almost as if studios and entities are boycotting the show. Plus, while Marvel and DC are not hosting celebrity-filled Hall H panels, they both will have large exhibits on the convention floor and DC is premiering some of its animated films. However, Hall H is only a fraction of the hundreds of hours of programming available at Comic-Con. That does impact programming and the need for lining up a day in advance for Hall H. Marvel, DC, Netflix and others are skipping Hall H and there is likely going to be a scarcity of celebrities in the 6500 seat venue. A lot of media attention has been focused on how the writers’ strike and actors’ strike have prompted some key Hollywood studios to skip Comic-Con this year. Editor's note: Since both the actors and writers will be on strike, please check the Comic-Con website for the latest information on which panels might be canceled.
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