Perhaps you’re still reeling over your first round Hotelpocalypse placement, or lack thereof. Maybe the Multiverse of Madness is still scrambling your brain. Maybe you just need a virtual hug. We are here to help with all of that and much more, with a dose of what’s to come in just 11 short weeks. We have attendance confirmations galore, a crocheted Jedi and much more.
Let’s take a look at the news you might have missed:
- Evil Ink Comics, home to the Amory Wars and Key of Z comics, recently posted a not-so-cryptic message on Twitter. We’d recognize that logo anywhere!
- Fresh off his appearance on the Late Night with Seth Meyers, creator of the much praised graphic novel Adora and the Distance, Marc Bernardin, has plans to attend San Diego Comic-Con. Given that Kevin Smith has already mentioned the Mooby’s offsite will likely include live podcasts for Fatman Beyond, that’s likely at least some of Bernardin’s time blocked off. You can bet we are hoping nothing messes those plans up!
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- We received two great pieces of information in one tweet here. Artist Daniel Danger confirms that both he and Mondo will be attending San Diego Comic-Con. Huzzah! No response as of press time if Mondo will grant permission to spruce up their blank outside wall.
- If you’ve been following the Image Massive-Verse series (Radiant Black, Rogue Sun, Supermassive and more) you should be delighted to hear that the orchestrator and editor of that universe, Michael Busuttil, will be attending SDCC, among other conventions, this summer.
- Here’s another two-fer tweet, this time for comic fans. Writer of All the Marvels, Douglas Wolk, and prolific comic book writer Tom King have both confirmed that they will be in attendance.
- It pays to never give up hope, as Dawn Wolf, artist and web comic illustrator, found out after getting off the wait-list for the Small Press area. You can find Dawn at booth N-07, also known as Commander Shepard’s favorite booth on the Citadel. *wink*
- Actor, producer, and musician Thomas Nichols posted his new tour dates on Twitter. They include two nights in San Diego during Comic-Con and the location seems to coincide with that of Kevin’s Smith’s Mooby’s Pop-Up. Will Thomas be spending his days at the convention center and his nights on stage? We’ll have to wait for more details to confirm.
- Our friend over at BeKyoot have been hard at work getting their San Diego Comic-Con exclusives ready but took the time to show off this delightful art that will be used on their packaging and retail bags.
- The Hollywood Horror Museum also received good news this week. After a week in SDCC limbo they can say with confidence that they will indeed be exhibiting in 2022.
- If you have missed the Geeky Hooker’s #CritterDrops and we are happy to share they will be coming back this year. You’ll have to follow them (and maybe use the force?) during the convention if you want a chance to snag this adorable Luke Skywalker.
- Toy collector @RMaster007 broke down the essentials of Super 7’s recent interview with The Fwoosh about their Ultimates action figures line. Super 7’s Brian Flynn dropped some news that they will be offering fewer San Diego Comic-Con exclusives this year than in the past. Considering the supply chain challenges all companies are facing, this is to be expected. Whatever they bring, we’ll probably want it!
- Inki-Drop creator Shelly is working on some new crab apple merch for SDCC and shared this wonderful array of sketches. Which one is your favorite? Puppy costume gets our vote!
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- Fine jewelry and ceramic artist Adorable Mayhem recently posted on Instagram that they will be setting up shop at booth #4537 and will hopefully have silver versions of this sweet little sheep with flowers pendant.
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- Non-profit organization Stack Up is dedicated to helping military service members recover from traumatic physical and emotional injuries with the power of video gaming. Part of that mission is their Air Assaults program, which provides all expenses paid trips for veterans to attend life-changing video game and geek culture events, including San Diego Comic-Con. If you know a veteran who could benefit from from an Air Assault trip, you can nominate them here.
- And finally today, CBR.com recently spoke with Spawn creator Todd McFarlane regarding his recent homage covers for his Spawn-universe title Scorched. Todd indicated that there are some San Diego Comic-Con plans in the works. Let’s all keep our fingers crossed!
Anything we missed? Let us know in the comments, drop us a line, or tweet us at @SD_Comic_Con.
If you missed our previous Under the Tents 2022 posts, you can find them HERE.
