That was a great panel Jerry. It would have been nice to see some of the restored cartoons during the panel, but I guess you can’t have everything. I would have stuck around for a poster, but I had to run to Bill Plympton’s screening. Will there be Popeye posters on the show floor anywhere during the rest of Comic Con?
We all want a poster!
What we need, Jerry, is a contest with 300 winners. You can come up with any question you like, but the answer has to be “Poopdeck Pappy.”
My thanks to Vincent for the fine compliment about my panel attire.
I do try and present the proper cartoonist image, although not shown in the photo is the fact that I have no pants on under the podium.
The signing was a blast, and Jerry quite the charming company.
After the Popeye panel I headed to the WB booth to get a (unsigned) poster. I was wearing my hat. Everyone in the line started exclaiming “Hey! She’s already got a hat!!” like I was standing in the line multiple times to deprive others of free stuff. I hid the hat before I got to the front, so I got my poster, hat, and anchor tattoo without incident – I was worried they’d kick me out of the line or something. :P
But now I have two hats. Bwaha. eBay can’t have the extra. I was totally jealous of the kid I saw who apparently got you to sign his hat. I’d kill for a Popeye hat signed by Jerry Beck, that’s awesome.
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I’m debating whether that picture makes me want to buy the DVD or an iPhone…
That was a great panel Jerry. It would have been nice to see some of the restored cartoons during the panel, but I guess you can’t have everything. I would have stuck around for a poster, but I had to run to Bill Plympton’s screening. Will there be Popeye posters on the show floor anywhere during the rest of Comic Con?
I want a poster!! – I’m only 4000 miles down the road, gah!
Aargh! I want a Popeye poster too (and I’m much closer at only 600 miles away…)
I’d like to thank Stephen DeStefano for putting the image of a dapper Cartoonist out there for the people to see.
We all want a poster!
What we need, Jerry, is a contest with 300 winners. You can come up with any question you like, but the answer has to be “Poopdeck Pappy.”
“What character in a Popeye cartoon isn’t Popeye, Olive Oyl, Bluto, Swee-pea, Popeye’s nephews, or the Jeep?” :0)
I just saw a TV ad for the Popeye DVD set at the end of Jeopardy, just a few minutes ago! Hooray!
My thanks to Vincent for the fine compliment about my panel attire.
I do try and present the proper cartoonist image, although not shown in the photo is the fact that I have no pants on under the podium.
The signing was a blast, and Jerry quite the charming company.
I was too bad that you could not sell any of the dvds at the con.
They would have been a hit.
Good panel.
After the Popeye panel I headed to the WB booth to get a (unsigned) poster. I was wearing my hat. Everyone in the line started exclaiming “Hey! She’s already got a hat!!” like I was standing in the line multiple times to deprive others of free stuff. I hid the hat before I got to the front, so I got my poster, hat, and anchor tattoo without incident – I was worried they’d kick me out of the line or something. :P
But now I have two hats. Bwaha. eBay can’t have the extra. I was totally jealous of the kid I saw who apparently got you to sign his hat. I’d kill for a Popeye hat signed by Jerry Beck, that’s awesome.