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 Monday, July 30, 2007
Folks Head for Home
Posted by maggie
Slowly, San Diego is emptying comics-associated people and props from its hotels and motels, and Storm Troopers, pirates, aliens, and Japanese schoolgirls have metamorphosed into IT staffers, college students, librarians, and shop owners.
I'm up the coast now, having been driven to L.A. by Mark Evanier and Carolyn Kelly. The con-closing event for us was a delicious dinner with folks from Abrams, who are in the midst of preparing Mark's book on Jack Kirby, which (judging from previews) looks to be must reading for any comics aficionado worthy of the name.
7/30/2007 3:10:37 AM (Central Daylight Time, UTC-05:00) 
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