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Queer Cartoonists go APE in San Francisco
by Justin Hall and Ted Abenheim, posted April 15th, 2007
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APE - the Alternative Press Expo - takes place on Saturday, April 21 and Sunday, April 22 in San Francisco. APE, which is run by the fine folks who put on the San Diego Comic Con and Wonder Con, is geared towards independent creators and publishers. It's very LGBT friendly, and there will be LOTS of LGBT comics creators present.

The Expo is held at The Concourse, 620 7th Street, San Francisco. Hours are Saturday, April 21 (11:00am - 7:00pm) and Sunday, April 22 (11:00am - 6:00pm).

PRISM will be "representing" with a table at APE and appearances by Justin Hall, Jeff Krell, Tommy Roddy and others. We will also be premiering the "hot-off-the-press" LGBT GUIDE TO COMICS 2007!!!

And there will be two queer comics events happening that weekend:

EVENT #1 - SATURDAY, APRIL 21

GOING APE! A QUEER COMICS READING AND SIGNING

Time: from 7pm-10pm, with readings beginning at 8pm

Place: 3 DOLLAR BILL CAFE

1800 Market St. @ the LGBT Center

San Francisco

open to the public

Six prominent queer cartoonists join forces for a reading and signing at the 3 Dollar Bill Cafe in San Francisco on the Saturday evening of the Alternative Press Expo. Eat, drink (soju cocktails!), and be merry, and see some excellent work from some of the most exciting independent cartoonists out there!

Paige Braddock (Jane's World) (http://www.paigebraddock.com)

Abby Denson (Tough Love) (http://www.abbycomix.com)

Tim Fish (Cavalcade of Boys, YBIL) (http://www.timfishworks.com)

Justin Hall (True Travel Tales, Hard To Swallow) (http://www.allthumbspress.com)

Robert Kirby (Boy Trouble, Curbside) (http://www.curb-side.com)

Hosted by the 3 Dollar Bill Cafe (http://www.threedollarbill.com),

1800 Market St. @ the LGBT Center, San Francisco, (415) 503-1532.

After the readings and socializing, head over to the Isotope Comics Lounge (http://www.isotopecomics.com) for their famous A.P.E. after hours drink-a-thon "APE Aftermath", just five minutes walk away.

EVENT # 2 - SUNDAY, APRIL 22

THE APE QUEER CARTOONISTS PANEL

Time: 4:45 - 5:45 PM

Place: APE Conference Area (admission to APE required)

Concourse Exhibition Center

620 7th St.

San Francisco

The fourth installment of this annual, popular panel at the Alternative Press Expo in San Francisco, features yet another gaggle of LGBT cartoonists gathering to gab irreverently about weighty issues. Should artists be socially responsible? What's happening in the world of queer cartooning? And just how gay are comics anyway?

Abby Denson (Tough Love)

Andy Hartzell (Monday, Fox Bunny Funny)

Robert Kirby (Boy Trouble, Curbside)

Brad Rader (Harry and Dickless Tom)

Leia Weathington (Bold Riley)

Moderated by Justin Hall (True Travel Tales, Hard To Swallow)

For full info about APE see their website:

http://www.comic-con.org/ape


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