This Sunday, I'll be at Dragon's Lair Comics & Fantasy for their Indie Comic Day. Come meet me and a handful of other independent comics creators!

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It's that time of year again: The Staple! Independent Media Expo of Austin, Texas is on for March 6, 2010 at the Monarch Event Center. Guy Davis is the special guest! And, as is tradition, I'll be there with a table to chat and hawk my comics!

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Have you heard the news? Wizard World has announced their new Austin Comic Con. It'll be from Friday, November 12, through Sunday, November 14, 2010, in the Austin Convention Center. Of course, the best part is that I currently live in Austin, Texas—expect to see me there all three days!

Here's the link to the announcement: Gareb Shamus, Wizard Entertainment CEO Announces the Launch of Austin Comic Con.

What a great time at Comic-Con! Well, except for getting sick at the end. I was in bed all day yesterday and didn't finish the latest Local Heroes strip. I'm still very sick, so it looks like we'll just be skipping the strip for this week. In the meantime, hopefully my snapshots from the event will satisfy your need for an update. Mixed in with random pictures of the show floor are two movies and a slew of free sketches I did for the people holding them. Check out the pics here.

Once again, I'll be going to San Diego Comic-Con from July 23 – 26. But, not just going—I'll have a table in Artists' Alley! Come meet me at table JJ-17 and, if you're lucky, you'll also meet my Part-Time Comics podcast co-host, Anthony Rezendes.

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This past Saturday, I was at Staple!, the independent media expo. It was quite a hoot! Accompanied by the lovely Susan Kath, I chatted with fans and friends alike, including old pal Anthony Rezendes from Cranium Comics and new acquaintance Dean Trippe (creator of Butterfly and founder of Project Rooftop).

I took a few snapshots of the expo, and one movie worth sharing. (I've been trying video sharing services Vimeo and YouTube. The quality of Vimeo movies are very nice, but YouTube is so ubiquitous I don't know if I should avoid co-posting movies to both places.)