Good morning, friends! It’s time to rise and shine for another day of San Diego Comic-Con news and reveals. For the first time since 2019 we can say that Comic-Con is this month! Boy that sure feels good to say. We’re building that excitement with great news from Amy Mebberson, Top Cow, The San Diego Public Library and more.
Here’s a look at some of the news you might have missed:
- The good folks at Comic Sketch Art always bring some serious talent to SDCC, and this year, they’re adding UK artist NerfAlice to their lineup.
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- Artist La Medussa took to the ‘Gram to show off some of the pieces she’ll have on display/for sale at the SDCC Art Show this year.
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- You’ll be anything but bored when you stop by Bored, Inc.’s Booth #609 on the Exhibit Hall floor for these adorable Donut Friends they’re bringing with them. Yeah, donuts are my friends, too. Good friends. Too good. Maybe even delicious.
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- There’s never a wrong time to rock, and Now or Never Comics and artist Liz Prince have created the most rockin’ t-shirt design to hit the SDCC floors. Slide into their Instagram DMs if you want to pre-order.
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- While showing off their Cyberforce 30th Anniversary print, Top Cow also announced that the artist, J. Gonzo, will be signing at their booth (#2629) on Friday, July 22 at noon. SDCC is the only place you can find this exquisite print.
- Artist Amy Mebberson is painting with all the colors of the wind for these 6″ x 8″ group watercolors, which will be available at booth #5555 starting at $200.
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- You can meet Cyanide & Happiness co-creator Ron DenBleyker at the very easy to remember booth #1234, where they will be hunkered down with fellow cartoonist The Red Dot.
- Kevin Smith’s Mooby’s Pop-Up Fast Food Joint will be offering beverages from San Diego local Societe Brewing Co. featuring a very cool collectible can. Drink up, fanboys!
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- And finally this morning, we now have a look at the San Diego Public Library’s collectible library card, featuring the enchanting artwork of Charles Glaubitz. You’ll be able to pick one up at the Library’s booth at Comic-Con or at any branch.
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.
