Synopsis
A once-in-a-lifetime, insider look at the unique experience that is Comic-Con.
This BradyGames companion Comic-Con Epsiode IV: A Fan's Hope provides a broad take on the experience of Comic-Con and how it became the quintessential centre of American pop culture. It offers an insider's look at the panels, exhibitions, workshops, awards ceremonies and parties; and the unique experience of attending one of the most important events in the entertainment industry.
Featuring photos and exclusive interviews from the San Diego Comic-Con 2010, the book highlights the Comic-Con experience for celebrities such as Seth Green, Kenneth Branagh, Seth Rogen and Matt Groening. Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan's Hope is a must-have for anyone who is interested in the unique Comic-Con experience, or in pop culture as a whole.
About the Author
Filmmaker Morgan Spurlock was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary for his debut film, Super Size Me, the third-highest grossing documentary film of all time. He followed up with the well-received Where in the World is Osama Bin Laden (2008), and produced three seasons of his acclaimed television series 30 Days, which ran on FX. Most recently, Spurlock conceived, wrote, and directed The Simpsons's 20th Anniversary Special in 3-D, a documentary that examines the cultural phenomenon of this classic television show. He is currently completing work on a feature-length adaptation of the New York Times Best-seller Freakonomics, scheduled for release in fall 2010. His first book, Don't Eat This Book!, was based on his documentary Super-Size Me, and was published by Penguin in 2006 (over 86,000 sold).
Academy Award nominee Joss Whedon is a director, executive producer, and the creator/head writer of the massively successful television programs Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, Firefly, and Dollhouse. He is a successful screenwriter (working on scripts such as Toy Story, Speed, Alien Resurrection, and X-Men), and has also created comic book series (such as Astonishing X-Men). Recently, Whedon has ventured into online entertainment with the hugely popular musical superhero spoof, Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog, which is available on Hulu and iTunes. Whedon is a regular guest at Whedonesque.com, which New York Magazine describes as one of the Internet's most powerful online fan communities.
Stan Lee is a celebrated comic book writer, editor, actor, producer, publisher, and television personality. The creator of Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four, the X-Men, the Avengers, Iron Man, the Hulk, Thor, Daredevil, Doctor Strange, and many other iconic characters, Lee is currently developing new franchises for film and television. His company, POW! Entertainment, has a first-look deal with Disney, and Lee still hold the title of Chairman Emeritus of Marvel.
Harry Knowles is the iconoclast founder of the movie newsbuzz website, aintitcoolnews.com. Visited by over 1.5 million users daily, this site is THE resource for what is—and isn't—happening in the film industry. The site draws legions of devoted fans for its sneak previews, informed hunches on the biggest franchises in film history, and insider gossip.
Thomas Tull is the Chairman and CEO of Legendary Pictures, the production company which recently entered into a five-year, 25-picture deal with Warner Bros. and has most recently produced the hit film Inception. The company reaped resounding success with their first effort, Batman Begins, and is also responsible for Superman Returns, The Dark Knight, Watchmen, The Hangover, Clash of the Titans, and Where the Wild Things Are, among others.
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