Zot! An Evening with Scott McCloud Aug 6. at Brooklyn's Central Library.

[mikelibrarian]

Join in this interview with well-known comic book artist Scott McCloud

Wednesday August 6, 2008 at 7:00 PM in the Central Library's Dweck Center.

Central Library
Grand Army Plaza
Brooklyn, NY 11238
t. 718-230-2100

Directions:
Subway:

2/3 to Grand Army Plaza or Eastern Parkway/Brooklyn Museum of Art station, or Q to 7th Avenue.
Bus:
B41, B69, B71 (B45, B48, B67 2-4 blocks)
Car:
From Manhattan - Brooklyn Bridge and left onto Tillary, then right onto Flatbush Avenue. Or take Manhattan Bridge, which turns into Flatbush Ave.

From Brooklyn and Queens - BQE (Brooklyn Queens Expressway) to Tillary exit. Take a left onto Flatbush Ave.

All approaches - Follow Flatbush Avenue about two miles to enter traffic circle around Grand Army Plaza. Central Library is on the far side of traffic circle.

 

[El Jefe]

Wow! Cool!

 

[mikelibrarian]

Official Brooklyn Public Library blurb.

He has been called the most important cartoonist alive, and on August 6, he’ll make his mark on Central Library. Come to the Dweck Center at 7 PM to meet Scott McCloud, the groundbreaking creator of the Zot! comic series and author of Understanding Comics, among other titles. He’ll be discussing his work and his views on the potential of comics. Don't miss this rare opportunity!

 

[mikelibrarian]

Zip.

Zap.

Zot.

 

[mikelibrarian]

Oops silly me. I thought it was on Tuesday rather than Wednesday, although I clearly wrote Wednesday in the first post. So now I'm a public computer at the Central Library, available to anyone with a library card, and chexcking this thread.