Greg Pak’s comic book “Vision Machine” #1 can now be read in its entirety FOR FREE at Comixology.com!
Click here to read and rate the book.
And click here for a brand new interview with Pak about “Vision Machine” from Charlie Jane Anders at io9.com.
Finally, if you’re attending the New York Comic-Con, come to the “Vision Machine” panel on Sunday at 2:30 and get your free USB drive!
Greg Pak: Vision Machine
2010.10.10 – “Vision Machine” panel at the NYCC
UPDATED!
Writer Greg Pak debuts his latest project, a comic book miniseries called “The Vision Machine,” at the New York Comic-Con on Sunday, October 10. The panel will be moderated by legendary tech journalist Andy Ihnatko and will feature Pak, the Ford Foundation’s Orlando Bagwell, Comixology’s David Steinberger, and “Sita Sings the Blues” director Nina Paley.
And gorgeous Sprout Computers USB drives containing the first issue of “Vision Machine” will be given out for FREE!
From the official NYCC website:
Date: Sunday, October 10
Time: 2:30 pm – 3:30 pm
Location: Room 1A14
Track: NYCC/NYAF Panels
Description: Comic book writer Greg Pak (“Incredible Hulk,” “Chaos War”) unveils his latest project, an original graphic novel pencilled by R.B. Silva entitled “The Vision Machine.” Funded by the Ford Foundation to help envision the changing landscape of independent mediamaking over the next fifty years, “The Vision Machine” tells a mind-bending sci fi story relevant to anyone interested in the insane potential of personal technology, social media, digital distribution, and virtual life — and the massive challenges of privacy, copyright, and surveillance in the digital era. Panelists will discuss the making of the book, the plausibility of the scenarios it presents — AND A FREE COPY OF THE FIRST ISSUE WILL BE DISTRIBUTED TO ALL ATTENDEES!
Click here to read a Comic Book Resources interview with Pak about “Vision Machine.”
Click here to read a six page lettered preview of “Vision Machine” #1.
“Vision Machine” preview!
At long last, click on the images below for a six page preview of “Vision Machine” #1, which will debut this weekend at the New York Comic-Con. If you’re attending the NYCC, be sure to come to the Vision Machine Panel on Sunday at 2:30 pm in Room 1A14 — where you can get the whole issue for free on an awesome Sprout Computers USB drive!
“Vision Machine” cover unveiled!
By Greg Pak
Check out the gorgeous “Vision Machine” #1 cover, pencilled by RB Silva with inks by Jonas Trinidade, colors by Java Tartaglia and typography by Charles Pritchett!
“Vision Machine” #1 will debut at the New York Comic-Con.
Join us for the “Vision Machine” panel at 2:30 pm on Sunday, October 10!
Andy Ihnatko to moderate the “Vision Machine” panel at the New York Comic-Con
By Greg Pak
I’m thrilled to report that beloved tech journalist Andy Ihnatko will moderate the “What is the Vision Machine?” panel October 10 at the New York Comic-Con, where I’ll be debuting my latest creator-owned work.
“Vision Machine” depicts a world in which a revolutionary piece of personal technology rewrites all the rules. Andy is one of the writers who’s most tuned into the real-world technology that’s changing everything even as we speak. It’s a huge honor to have him moderating the panel — can’t wait to hear what he has to say!
We’ll announce more panelists very soon.
In the meantime, check out what you’ll be taking home for FREE if you attend the panel.
For more about/from Andy, visit ihnatko.com, read this Chicago Sun-Times article about comics and the iPad, and check out Andy talking about the iPad at the MacWorld Expo 2010.
2010.10.09 – 10.10 – Greg Pak at the New York Comic-Con
Greg Pak will attend the New York Comic-Con on October 9 and 10. See below for his schedule — and check back throughout the week for updates!
Saturday, October 9
Signing at the Marvel Booth – 12:30 to 1:30 pm
Signing at the Comic News Insider booth #526 – 2:30 – 3:30
Sunday, October 10
Signing at the Marvel Booth – 12 noon to 1:00 pm
“Marvel: Next Big Thing Panel,” Room 1A06 – 1:15 to 2:15 pm
“What Is the Vision Machine?” Panel, Room 1A14, 2:30 to 3:30 pm