Comic-Con 2010 was filled with fun characters, new exhibitors and Hollywood celebs — "Twlight" screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg and indy animator Bill Plympton — sharing their plans with attendees. TDmonthly Magazine's video crew was there, too, to bring you back a taste of the show.
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Comic Con says "Hi!"
Melissa Rosenberg — best known for penning the screenplays for all of the "Twilight" movies ( "New Moon," "Eclipse" and the upcoming "Breaking Dawn, Parts I and II") and exec producing TV's "Dexter" — announces her next venture: a new film production company called Tall Girls Productions. Its mission will be to produce feature films with complex female leads — including villains! A new generation of girls — short, tall and otherwise — will have something to look forward to.
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Twilight's Melissa Rosenberg
Documentarian Alexa Anastasio, editor of Vampira: The Movie has turned the camera on Oscar-nominated indie cartoonist/filmmaker Bill Plympton. Bill sketches a caricature of an attendee, draws a dog for TDmonthly and explains why Comic-Con is the place to be for independent artists. Kevin Sean Michaels, former art director at Troma Films, spills the beans about a new short he's making with Plympton, too.
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Documentary on Bill Plympton
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Oscar-winning Cartoonist Bill Plympton
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Kevin Michaels on working with Bill Plympton
Finally, Jay Kamhi of Kamhi World enlists odd characters to help feed his bloodthirsty baby Vamplets and Comic-Con attendees ham it up for the camera.
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Vamplets Suck Blood
