We put up a display of all the pages (completed or not + some samples from last year’s event) from 2009 in the University of Alaska Fairbanks’ Wood Center.

This is the student activity center for the university so there’s lots of traffic and exposure, and the display is up for the rest of October too. We also included contact information if anyone in the community is interested in participating in other upcoming gigs, like our monthly cartoon jams or workshops with visiting cartoonists.

Also here’s a couple shots from the actual event itself – really great turnout from all sorts of folks, both participants + onlookers alike. This was the third year we joined in the challenge, and fully half of the seventeen people who signed up were first-timers. Some more info is linked here and also some history here.

Six successfully accomplished the challenge, but a total of eleven people made it all the way through to noon the next day, which makes ’em all winners anyways. And many thanks go out to the support crews and our official host again, The Comic Shop!

BIGGER PICTURES HERE!!!!

Hi Kids!

It’s all over but the shoutin’! Or maybe there won’t be any shoutin’…

Anyway, we have more finishers.

Nate and “Insane”.
Nick and “The Weird Adventures of Nipples”. Hey, I just report it. I don’t name it.

Jeff finshed the story with only 16 pages and he told me the rest would be a snowstorm. I know, I’m confused, too, but then with Jeff, it’s often confusing. It’s his uniquely random methodology about 24 Hour Comics…
And speaking of Jeff, we want to thank his friend, Asia, for breakfast bagels and cream cheese. Mmmm, they were much appreciated!

And here it is, The Final Shot:

And so another 24 Hour Comics Day has come and gone.

Oh, and sorry about the lack of balloon pictures, but apparently they went North this morning. We are South of the Balloon Fiesta Grounds…

It’s been fun! See y’all next year!

Chuck and the 7000 B.C. Gang

We’ve had a great time at Antenna Gallery. Thanks to everyone who came out to support us, and all of our sponsors: Charitable Film Network, Ivory Comics, Crescent City Comics, National Art & Hobby, Whole Foods Market, and Antenna Gallery.

Best drawing space in the Bywater neighborhood.

Some of the final work.

John Slade signing off.

More artwork from John.

Eli Ivory signing out.

Eli’s 24HCD work.

See you next year!