Showing posts with label Los Bros Hernandez. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Los Bros Hernandez. Show all posts

Sunday, 14 July 2019

Larry Shell Benefit Auction

Hi, Everybody!

I know today was supposed to be more of my reviews of Cerebus in Hell? (which you could support by getting a postcard from the Kickstarter...), but I got a message from Dave, so wearing my "Go-And-Get-Whatever-He-Wants-As-Long-As-it-Ain't-Loaded Wise Fellow" hat:



Hey Matt,

Could you put this on the Moment of Cerebus website.

Larry Shell Benefit Auctions Begin Monday on Heritage!

Auction Starts -- Monday July 15th
Auction Ends -- Sunday July 21st

There are 69 items up for auction. Link Below:

https://www.ha.com/c/search-results.zx?Nty=1&Ntk=SI_Titles-Desc&Ns=Item+Title%7c0&N=0+52+794+793+792+4294944272&Ntt=shell&ic4=SortBy-071515

There are 8 items that I sent to Larry that are up for auction.

- Dave Sim "The Strange Death of Alex Raymond" Preliminary Artwork Original Art-
 Original Comic Art:Miscellaneous, Dave Sim "The Strange Death of Alex Raymond" Preliminary A...



- Dave Sim "The Strange Death of Alex Raymond" Preliminary Artwork Original Art 
 Original Comic Art:Miscellaneous, Dave Sim "The Strange Death of Alex Raymond" Preliminary A...
- Dave Sim "The Strange Death of Alex Raymond" Preliminary Artwork Original Art
 Original Comic Art:Miscellaneous, Dave Sim "The Strange Death of Alex Raymond" Preliminary A...
Dave Sim Cerebus Archive Number Five Signed Limited Edition #193/300
Memorabilia:Comic-Related, Dave Sim Cerebus Archive ...
- Dave Sim Cerebus Archive Number Six Signed Limited Edition #77/250
 Memorabilia:Comic-Related, Dave Sim Cerebus Archive ...
- Dave Sim glamourpuss #15 The Strange Death of Alex Raymond Excised Story Page 23 Original Art
 Original Comic Art:Panel Pages, Dave Sim glamourpuss #15 ...
- Dave Sim Hermitage Awesomes Silicon Session Catalog Signed
 Memorabilia:Comic-Related, Dave Sim Hermitage Awesomes Silicon Session ...
- Dave Sim The Strange Death of Alex Raymond Signed Portfolio #Artist's Edition Prototype
 Memorabilia:Comic-Related, Dave Sim The Strange Death of Alex Raymond


Thanks so much and have a great day!!
From the Heritage listings: Auctioned on behalf of longtime comics professional, Larry Shell, whose artist friends have donated this and other pieces to assist him in this time of need.

There's all sorts of neat Non-Dave stuff, like Neal Adams, Art Spiegelman, Gilbert Hernandez, Rick Veitch, Shannon Wheeler, Carl Barks, Rob Walton, Howard Chaykin, and more!


Okay, I done did what I was axed to do, see you tomorrow!

Next Time: More reviews?

Monday, 20 March 2017

Speaking of Petunia Con...

"Petunia Con '84" print
Art by Dave Sim
(Click image to enlare)

DAVE SIM:
(from an AMOC Comment, 16 March 2017)
Coincidentally (?)

a) I just sent Conan Tobias [at Taddle Creek] two pictures from the Aardvark-Vanaheim panel -- featuring Bill Loebs, me, Deni, Arn Saba, Jim Valentino and Joshua Quagmire -- at the Real World (?) PETUNIACON '84 in Oakland California (since they were two of the only four photos of Arn Saba that I had for his article on Arn Saba/Katherine Collins for QUILL & QUIRE)...



b) researching LOVE & AARDVARKS #1 in Todd Hignite's JAIME HERNANDEZ book, I just noticed in a period photo of Los Bros. that Mario is wearing a Petuniacon t-shirt (it was the first convention Los Bros. attended: Jaime's was definitely the first mohawk I had ever seen in my hotel suite). It was also Gerhard's first convention.

*I* don't even have a Petuniacon t-shirt!

Los Bros Hernandez: Jaime, Mario & Gilbert (1984)
Photo by Carol Kovinick Hernandez

c) a caption for another photo in the book mentions that I had organized PETUNIACON. Which isn't true. Faye Desmond organized PETUNIACON at the beginning until the Bay Area Comics & Comix retail chain crew got wind of the fact that the only guests were going to be Indy creators and recognized a disaster in the making and jumped in and lined up Chris Claremont and Bill Sienkiewicz as guests to prevent the disaster from taking place. I did drawings for the program book, t-shirt and poster but that was the extent of my hands-on participation. Apart from holding the above-mentioned Killer Party in my suite. And insisting that I needed to have a suite large enough for a Killer Party as part of my attendance.