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jueves, 12 de septiembre de 2013

Nota en I Love Chile 09-08-13...

FOTO 1: C.B. Cebulski currently travels the world in search of new comic talent
as a talent scout. Photo: Nadia Politis. FOTO 2: “Alonso, singular hero” (Polly
Vera, Gianfranco Giordano). The latest Mythica Publishing launching. Photo: Nadia Politis.

Marvel Talent Scout Visits
Chile for Expo-Comic

Written by Nadia Politis on August 9, 2013.

Chester Cebulski, Marvel Comics Vice President of Creative Development and roaming talent scout, talked to I Love Chile about Chilean cartoonists work and their challenges up to foreign industries.

SANTIAGO — Expo-Comic 2013 started. A convention of  comic, manga and illustration, will receive more than 3,000 visitors throughout the weekend at the Costanera Center Mall (Andres Bello Avenue #2425, Providencia).

Guest of honor, C.B. Cebulski spoke with I Love Chile about his first impressions  and the new challenges of Chilean cartoonists.

Do you think these kind of events are becoming more popular?

There is a lot of people that don’t care what we do. They come to events and look at us like animals in a zoo. Like crazy people with costumes. Who are these people making “robots”? But this attitude is changing. Pop culture, like comic books, films, animation, especially video games, are becoming more and more prominent and mainstream. Comic book culture and all mystic that around them, has become “geek chic”. Nerds are cool. And we see a lot of that in the States. Especially in San Diego with “Comicon”.

What’s your opinion about Chilean comic book production?

I can say that what I have seen over last two days was amazing and impressive. The diversity of comic series inspire me. Especially diversity between men and women. In the United States there is a growing movement of female comic comiquers. But still a small percentage. Here is about fifty/fifty. It’s great to see. Everything is very, very unique. They have different influence of different places that they take, but don’t copy everybody. It’s not about only super heroes and manga.

What are the next challenges for Chilean artists?

It’s never been easy to break Comics book on the world on stage. Honestly, you have Facebook, Twitter, Deviantart, Instagram. You can push out there. No matter younger you are, no matter good you are. When I talk to people, I say “you have to use Internet as a tool”.

Internet can be brutal. Your Grandma could say “you´re fantastic”, but push that on Internet and look at what people have to said of that. Sometimes the best artist is the one that gets the job. But sometimes is the one who knows how to get the job. And the Chilean artists have to learn about it.

What’s new?

The Chilean Editorial “Mythica Publishing” will feature three new comic books, “Alonso, singular hero” (Polly Vera, Gianfranco Giordano), “Magical World” (M. Rauch, Cristian Grez) and “Inkheart” (Edward Bar) will be on sale.

There will also be a cosplay parade and the Japanese Chilean Cultural Institute will deliver workshops on origami, history sleeve and Japanese writing.

viernes, 12 de julio de 2013

Marvel Comics Talent Scout to Visit Chile in August



Marvel Comics Talent Scout
to Visit Chile in August
Written by Nadia Politis on July 8, 2013.

Dreams of breaking into the world of comic books? Chester Cebulski, Marvel Comics Vice President of Creative Development and roaming talent scout, will visit the ExpoComic 2013 on August 9, 10 and 11 at the Costanera Center in Santiago.

C.B. Cebulski is an American writer and editor for Marvel Comics. Photo: Producciones Ortiz.

SANTIAGO — After the cancellation of his visit to the International Comic Fair Santiago (FIC) in April this year, Marvel Comics fans and hopeful comic book artists were left waiting for Marvel Comics’ talent scout Chester Cebulski to visit Chile. Now their dreams will come true.

CB Cebulski is vice president of creative development of Marvel Comics and currently travels the world in search of new comic talent as a talent scout. This mission is bringing him to Chile in August for the ExpoComic 2013.

Those attending ExpoComic 2013 will get more than just the opportunity to meet Cebulski. More than 20 artists will show off their work at the expo, from Argentine Pablo Martinera (Prince William and Kate Middleton) and Max Fiumara (Daredevil, Hulk, Thor) to national artists like Claudio Huenchumil, Juan Vasquez and Daniela Thiers.

The ExpoComic 2013  is set to be an imagination-catching convention of comics, manga (Japanese cartoons) and illustration.

It will be held on 9, 10 and 11 August at the Costanera Center Mall, located at Avenida Andres Bello #2425, Providence. More information here: www.expocomic.cl