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Zander Cannon at New York Comic-Con 2009!

Hey, are you going to the New York Comic-Con on February 6-8, 2009?  ME TOO!  Come by my table; I'm in the Artist Alley, table B-6.  I'll be doing sketches (full figure, grayscale: $60) and selling original pages, as well as a bunch of minicomics and books you may have not heard about.

Top Ten Season Two Gets an All-Too-Generous Review

Rich Johnston of Comic Book Resources' column "Lying in the Gutters" has a very short review of Top Ten Season Two:

Zander Cannon and Gene Ha’s “Top Ten Season Two" is as good as Alan Moore, Gene Ha and Zander Cannon’s “Top Ten Season One." Just thought you should know.

Well, I'm flabbergasted.

Comic Book Resources Interviews Cannon Brothers

Zander and I recently sat down (via email) with Van Jensen and chatted about how we could possibly find a way to make a subject like DNA interesting. You can read this lively exchange at Comic Book Resources.

Thanks, Van!

Top Ten Season Two reviewed in the Onion AV Club!

Top Ten Season Two got a nice review in the Onion's AV Club:

Paul Di Filippo and Jerry Ordway’s 2005 attempt to reboot of Alan Moore’s Top 10 series fell distinctly flat; it crammed in new characters and plotlines featuring old ones, but never found the humanity in the characters or the sense of wonder in the story. Original series co-artist Zander Cannon has been doing a much more respectable job with the four-issue miniseries Top 10: Season Two (Wildstorm), which wraps in February. From the first issue’s irresistible mystery to the subsequent ones’ respect for Moore’s characters, it’s a more faithful and more compelling Top 10. And hey, Gene Ha is back on art as well, which makes a major difference to the feel of these issues… B+

Not bad!  You can find the rest of the comics capsule reviews for the month here:

Onion Comics of Note