“Things that Go Bump in the Night” Huge hit!

If I were going to be in New York over the next couple months, this would be at the top of my list! At first, you might say… “but I don’t do horror / monster comics”, you will be surprised with how much you recognize… check here for a complete list of guests… which include comic legend Michael Golden.

In case you didn’t get your gallon of ghoulishness for Halloween, the Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art in Manhattan has announced that their “Things That Go Bump” exhibit will continue until March 17, 2008 at their downtown gallery location.
“Things That Go Bump…” is an all-ages exploration of the ways iconic monsters have been represented in artwork from comics, cartoons and animation. It is a piercing gaze into the ways in which the human experience has been reflected in the malformed shapes of traditional monster archetypes, with pieces featuring zombies, demons, vampires, ghosts, and witches galore. Not to forget Frankenstein’s Monster and Dracula taking center stage.
Artist Michael Golden is loaning a piece for the exhibit that also focuses on relatively new monsters in our lexicon with one of his terrifying intelligent dinosaurs from “Jurassic Park.” Other works on display include pieces from Charles Addams, Kenneth Bruce Bald, Nick Cardy, Gene Colan, Rick Geary, Dick Giordano, Richard Howell, Tania del Rio, Jack Kirby, Mike Mignola, Paolo Rivera, Mike Royer, Joe Staton, Batton Lash, Mike Vosburg, Gahan Wilson and Chip Zdarsky, and more!
This fantastic collection is made possible through a grant from the Independence Community Foundation, with additional support from Carroll Musical Instrument Rentals and Weird Tales Magazine. The MoCCA museum is open to the public and is located at:
Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art
594 Broadway, Suite 401
New York, NY 10012

Press release – Eva ink Publishing

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Updated: November 5, 2007 — 10:56 am

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