Andy Ihnatko to moderate the “Vision Machine” panel at the New York Comic-Con

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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

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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

2010.10.05 – Greg Pak and Fred Van Lente at Comic Book Club in NYC

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“Chaos War” writers Greg Pak and Fred Van Lente will be the guests of the Comic Book Club live talk show at 8 pm on October 5 at the People’s Improv Theater, 154 W. 29th Street, New York City.
The show’s a blast, hosted by Alex Zalben, Pete LePage and Justin Tyler and featuring lotsa laffs and frequent giveaways of comics and other schwag.
Click here to buy your tickets today!

Amadeus Cho wants to read your Marvel haiku

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By Greg Pak
Yesterday, the fictional comic book character Amadeus Cho announced via Twitter that fans who write Marvel-themed haiku might have a chance to see their work published in the letter column of the “Chaos War” miniseries. Below are his tweets – read on and start writing your #mrvlhaiku today!

By Amadeus Cho
So the universe is under threat from @thechaosking, who wants to reduce everything to the darkness and chaos that existed before creation. Which I don’t like.
So I’ve been mocking @thechaosking, who has a pretty thin skin for a supremely powerful reality destroyer. He’s also a pretentious doof who speaks only in haiku. Which got me thinking. So I consulted with @gregpak, @fredvanlente and @cracksh0t…
… who are putting together the “Chaos War” series that chronicles our upcoming battle for the ages with @thechaosking…
… and they’re going to print the best haikus they get about the Marvel Universe. Let’s call this #mrvlhaiku . You wanna be considered?
Send your #mrvlhaiku mondomarvel@marvel.com . Be sure to write OKAY TO PRINT in the email. & you might see it in a “Chaos War” letter page!
And of course feel free to twitter your haiku with the mondomarvel@marvel.com hashtag – but you have to email to be considered for the letter page.