The Stan Lee Universe
by Danny Fingeroth and Roy Thomas; Signing and Celebration
February 2nd 2012, 7-9pm

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 copyright © Michael Uslan

Michael Uslan: The Boy Who Loved Batman

The Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art is proud to bring Michael Uslan’ true story of how a comics-obsessed kid conquered Hollywood to bring the dark knight to the silver screen to the museum.  The exhibition includes memorabilia and documents spanning his career from his days as a college professor to becoming the producer of the Batman film franchise.

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The Stan Lee Universe
by Danny Fingeroth
and Roy Thomas
Signing and Celebration

Thursday February 2nd
7-9pm

Admission: $7/ FREE for Members

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 copyright © Chip Kidd

Bat-Manga: The Secret History of Batman in Japan

Though the superhero originated in the United States, it traveled to Japan in the mid-1960s in the form of "Bat-Mania" hot on the heels of the classic live action Batman television series, where it immediately won an extraordinary level of popularity. This exhibit explores the phenomenon through the original artwork and memorabilia of Chip Kidd's collection, the basis for his 2008 book of the same name. 

 copyright © Joe Kubert & DC

Artists of Batman

Featuring hand-selected work from some of the best known Batman artists. Including the work of : Neil Adams, Norm Breyfogle, Joe Giella, Jiro Kuwata, Klaus Janson, Joe Kubert, Frank Miller, David Mazzucchelli, Paul Pope, Joe Staton, and Dick Sprang.

 copyright © Eric Drooker

The Art of Howl: A Collaboration between Eric Drooker and Allen Ginsberg.

Get a revealing behind-the-scenes look at the creative process of turning poetry into animation. This multimedia exhibit includes character design drawings, animation keyframes & concept art, photos by Allen Ginsberg, storyboards, animatics, and images from Drooker’s graphic novel version of the poem.

The Art of Howl is curated by Chris Lanier, Eric Drooker and the Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco.