You're invited to join Something Animal writers Bryant Dillon and Sam Rhodes for a creator signing on Wednesday, March 7th, from 5:00-7:00 p.m. at The Comic Bug in Manhattan Beach, CA!

The writers will be signing copies of Fanboy Comics‘ first graphic novel, Something Animal. In addition, they will be promoting FBC’s next graphic novel, Identity Thief (www.identitythiefcomic.com), which will premiere in Fall of 2012.

Something Animal is an 80-page graphic novel written by FBC founders Bryant Dillon and Sam Rhodes, with vivid, full-color art by Robert Burrows. Created as a response to the current romantic view of the vampire motif, Something Animal is a dark and gritty tale of psychological terror that is sure to satisfy any fan of the horror genre.

THE DETAILS:

WHAT:   Something Animal signing
WHEN:   Wednesday, March 7th, from 5:00-7:00 p.m.
WHERE: The Comic Bug
              1807 Manhattan Beach Blvd.
              Manhattan Beach, CA 90266
              thecomicbug.com/

Each year the convention season gets longer and longer. Comic Cons are a big deal now; companies can promote new projects and fans just eat up the chance to meet their favorite creators. The last few years, however, a weariness has taken over the larger cons. SDCC has become massive, and, amidst all the excitement, it can be hard to focus on comics these days. These big conventions are filled with so many people and have so much going on that everyone is exhausted, stressed out, and you can rarely get in to see the panels or the people you want. 



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