The Golden Panel Awards
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Museum’s first-ever Golden Panel Awards won’t be announced until tomorrow. It
will all happen as part of the National Comic Book, Art, Toy and Sci-Fi Expo,
which is kicking off today at the Metropolitan Pavilion, 125 W. 18th Street, New
York City. Tickets are free for the special Golden Panel Reception, set to take
place tomorrow night at 6:30, but if you can’t make it, we’ll be sure to give
you the lowdown in next week’s Scoop.
Categories for the awards
include: Best Storyteller, Best
Artist, Best Publisher, Breakout Artist of 2002, Breakout Writer of 2002, Best
New Series of 2002, Best Continuing Series, Best Industry Publication, Legend of
2002 (given to one still contributing to the comics medium) and Honorary Award
(given to a person, organization, or retailer within the comic book industry
doing something “outside the scope of publishing comic books”). The award itself
has been designed by Arlen Schumer, NYCCBM supporter and leader of the
Superheroes in the ’60s lecture series (see last week’s Scoop for more).
eles on November 4, from a blood clot in his heart. <br><br>In addition to
his hilarious improvisations and scathing “Smithisms” on <i>Lost in
Space</i>, Mr. Harris supplied the voices for Manny the Praying Mantis in <i>A
Bug’s Life </i>and the repairman doll in <i>Toy Story 2. </i>
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<div>Did you know that the first issue of <i>Mickey Mouse Magazine</i>, produced
in January 1933, was a special project of Kay Kamen’s that he felt would promote
all things Mickey - especially the Mickey Mouse Club, Mickey Mouse movie