What are you waiting for? Go read comics from me and Jon Adams, Dan Boyd, Scott Ellingburg, Andrew Davis, Patrick Dean, Justin Gammon, Dustin Harbin, Josh Latta, Joe Lambert, , Pat Lewis, Mike Miahack, Brad McGinty, Andy Runton and Ben Towle.

4 out of 5 on my scale of Awesomeness!

Definitely catch it at the theater to experience the killer flight sequences, explosions and sound effects. If you just have to watch from the safety of your home, you agoraphobite, it will hold up well on DVD. If you do wait, then prepare to have all the secrets ruined by your friends and family, because everyone will be seeing this movie at the theater. Except maybe children under 5 who might have trouble waiting to see Iron Man in action.

The PG13 rating is there probably for the violence(no worse than Transformers) and the short sex scene at the beginning that is mild compared to current soap opera standards (just cover your young one’s eyes when Tony Stark says “I’d like to show you how I get ready for bed” to a blonde interviewer).

Comic book fans will not be disappointed. Keep an eye out for all the sequel story subplots and sit through the credits for a major, killer piece of Iron Man lowdown. Bring a buddy you can slug in the sholder when something awesome happens!

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The Greenville News did a nice little story about it the event. You can read it online here for you out of townies. Here’s a little part:

J. Chris Campbell, a local artist and creator of the comic Zig Zag , will be present as well, signing his books and drawing free sketches throughout the day, along with Tracy Yardley, current artist of Sonic the Hedgehog and Archie Comics.

Campbell grew up reading comic books and going to comic book conventions.

Seeing and talking to publishers and artists made the art form seem really accessible, he said.

He always loved to draw, but didn’t think he’d be able to make a career out of it. So he majored in marketing at Winthrop University and minored in art.

In 2000, Campbell had the opportunity to see his original comic strip, The Aging Disease, published in a local publication. One thing led to another and soon Campbell started his own publishing company, Wide Awake Press, and published an anthology of comics by local artists

See you at Richard’s!!