CBG wants to know: What are your Free Comic Book Day 2012 plans and memories?

May 5 is the date for this year’s Free Comic Book Day and, while retailers across the nation and in other countries have had their plans in place for some time, we’re curious as to what they are and what our readers’ plans are to celebrate the day. Let us know in the “Leave a Reply” section below.

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3 Responses to CBG wants to know: What are your Free Comic Book Day 2012 plans and memories?

  1. I plan on getting up early in the morning because Free Comic Book Day is going to start early at Metro Comics, my closest comic book store in Puerto Rico that is celebrating it. I’m going to take photos and videos to post them later at my blog.

  2. AgedFanBoy says:

    I will try to get to one or two comic shops and pick up as many free comics as I can. That’s about it.

  3. My daughter was very excited to get The Adventure Time, Peanuts, and Spongebob comics. She seemed shocked that the teller would just hand them to her without Dad paying anything.

    In last month’s issue you had the 5 year anniversary of Stan Winston’s death and listed him as the creator of the Iron Man costume from the films. That’s true and when I got an early preview of the costume design he (and his team) were so very excited. But that is far from the only comic related contribution that Stan Winston did. I know the space is limited but I thought I’d like to point that out. I was lucky enough to work with Mr. Winston on a film adaptation of my comic book series “Family Bones, which sadly died when he did. But I did get a special opportunity to experience such an amazing talent and see many of the magic first hand.

    Stan Winston was a definitely a fan of comic books and had a wonderful studio filled with all his loves, including comic books. His Claw series which he’d been working on for a long, long time was made into a comic book in 2006. I believe that was his original intent and he had hoped to create more comics and films based on his stories. Sadly, that also was just getting started when he passed. I was so excited when the Claw action figures came out and hoped to see them moving live on TV soon after. He also came out with the Mutant Chronicles that will be collected in Trakk: Monster Hunter this summer. He was finally living his dream of creating comics. It would have been nice if he had more time to complete his dreams.

    I am sure that you meant no slight, because the Iron Man costume is great. But for anyone who didn’t know, the man who turned Arnold into the Terminator, created the Alien mother, designed the Predators, and so many other awesome film creatures was really a big comic book fan himself and hoped to finally get a chance to create them himself. I recommend Realm of the Claw to anyone who is interested.

    Shawn Granger

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