Documentary film maker Mel Stuart (1928-2012) made very forays into fiction, but one of them was Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory...
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New York City's Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art, which recently announced it was immediately closing its gallery, will now be housed in the Society of Illustrators...
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With no other information immediately forthcoming, the Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art announces the immediate closure of its physical museum location...
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The New York Comic Con is absorbing the New York Anime Festival, while promising to maintain sufficient anime programming and guests...
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In which SFScope Editor Ian Randal Strock takes the morning off to greet the arrival of Space Shuttle Test Vehicle Enterprise in New York City...
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Dark Horse's extremely limited hardcover edition of Mike Mignola and Christopher Golden's Joe Golem and the Drowning City will list for $99.99...
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Comic New York: A Symposium, will bring together creator and academics to discuss the intertwined histories of American comics and New York City, in a two-day, free-to-the-public event this month...
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Comics icon Chris Claremont, who is tied most closely to the X-Men, is donating his papers to Columbia University, where they will serve as the nucleus of a collection investigating the creation of comics...
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The American Museum of Natural History's new exhibit, Beyond Planet Earth: The Future of Space Exploration, opens 19 November for a 9-month run...
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Laura Anne Gilman brings a satisfying conclusion to her Vineart War trilogy, with wine generating magic and mysteries generating conflicts...
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Key of Z, by Claudio Sanchez, will be set in a post-zombie-apocalyptic New York City, and will make its debut at the New York Comic Con this October...
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