Image Comics is pleased to announce that the forthcoming WHERE WE LIVE anthology—with volunteer curators JH Williams III, Wendy Wright-Williams, Scott Allie, Dave Stewart, and Image Comics’ Publisher, Eric Stephenson—will feature work by contributors Kurt Busiek and James Robinson.
Both Williams and Robinson will be making an appearance this Saturday, November 4th at the Vegas Valley Comic Book Festival and will participate in the “Head to Head with James Robinson and JH Williams III” panel at 1 PM Pacific.
100% of the proceeds for the WHERE WE LIVE anthology will be donated to an existing GoFundMe for the survivors in Vegas, to be announced. Details for submissions will be forthcoming.
The book will include a variety of perspectives with key themes exploring: the value of a compassionate society, the need for communication/conversations, mental health stigmatization, access to healthcare, gun violence, common sense gun control, history of the 2nd Amendment, why the 2nd Amendment is important to gun owners, role of the NRA in national & local politics, balance of safety & privacy/freedoms, aftermath of tragedy and how individuals & communities persevere, role of the media in tragedies, ongoing need for survivor support, and appreciation of Las Vegas as a community.
Both Williams and Robinson will be making an appearance this Saturday, November 4th at the Vegas Valley Comic Book Festival and will participate in the “Head to Head with James Robinson and JH Williams III” panel at 1 PM Pacific.
100% of the proceeds for the WHERE WE LIVE anthology will be donated to an existing GoFundMe for the survivors in Vegas, to be announced. Details for submissions will be forthcoming.
The book will include a variety of perspectives with key themes exploring: the value of a compassionate society, the need for communication/conversations, mental health stigmatization, access to healthcare, gun violence, common sense gun control, history of the 2nd Amendment, why the 2nd Amendment is important to gun owners, role of the NRA in national & local politics, balance of safety & privacy/freedoms, aftermath of tragedy and how individuals & communities persevere, role of the media in tragedies, ongoing need for survivor support, and appreciation of Las Vegas as a community.