ECBACC (eck-BACH) 2010 9th Annual East Coast Black Age Comics Convention Saturday, May 15th, 2010 In Philadelphia, PA.

ECBACC (Pronounced as eck-BACH)
East Coast Black Age Comics Convention

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Copyright © 2010 ROD PATRICK RISBROOK

Free Program Booklet At The ECBACC Reception Desk
Of The Crowne Plaza Hotel In Downtown Philly

I Got To Meet And Talk With ECBACC's
President And Founder Yumy Odom
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He's a Very Qool Brutha And Believes In Passing On
The Oral History Tradition Of The African Diaspora

Some Of The Staff From ECBACC-
The Brutha On The Far Right With Da Lox Is
A REAL Cutie! LOL!

The History of ECBACC Over The Course of 9 Years!

One Of The Many Vendors Showcasing Their Black Superheroes

Faith Walker Character

A Vendor / Artist At His Table

It Was So Qool To Photograph And Document
A Few Bruthaz Drawing On The Fly

A Close-up Of This Brutha Drawing

My Friend Ernest Standing In Front Of A Vendor's
Black Superhero Comic Book Collection

My Friends Ernest And Ardley

This Was A Real, Real Interesting Cover Depicting
Racial And Social Commentary
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See The Next Picture's Close-up...

Lois Lane Transforming Into A Sistah... Okkaaaaay!
Pretty Freakin' Fierce!!! LOL!

The Main Market Place Room

It Was Great To See A Sea Of Black Vendors / Artists
And The Black Family Patronizing The ECBACC Event

The Jaycen Wise Table
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For Me This Was Hands Down The Best Art At This
Convention (Besides N. Steven Harris' Fringe Book)

Little Brutha At The Jaycen Wise Table

The Art Is So Freakin' Qool At The Jaycen Wise Table!

Artists And Fans Talking

This Brutha Was The Most Interesting At The Convention...

This Artist's Technique And Art Tool is Drawing On A
Touchscreen Computer Tablet
Installed With The Windows XP Operating System
And Utilizing Adobe Photoshop
As His Drawing Canvas Software Application...

He Draws In Adobe Photoshop Using
A Special Pen With The Touchscreen!
It Was Incredibly Amazing!!
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If There Was A "Techniques & Technology Award"
This Brutha Would Win It For Sure!!!

18th Avenue Online.com

A Host Of Black Cartoon Characters
Who Are Neighborhood Friends

Some Bruthaz Conducting Interviews

Kids and Adults Enjoying The Convention

An Artist And A Child Talking

This Bruthaz Deserved A Photograph
With His Qool Black Outfit...

A Close-up Of His Drawing

A Sistah Superhero
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A Lot Of Sistahs Represented At The Convention

Fringe Is A Really Dope Pro-Black Socio-Political Comic Book
By Artist N. Steven Harris Who I Finally
Got To Meet For The First Time
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I First Discovered Fringe At Nubian Heritage,
A Black Owned Business In Downtown Brooklyn, NYC
Where I Bought The Book

Kids Watching A Qool Martial Arts Workshop

An African Martial Arts Workshop Demonstration
Outside The Market Place Room

The Martial Artists Were Using Real Swords And Weapons

Adorable Boy Looking On At The
Martial Arts Demonstration

A New Venture Called BlackSci-Fi.com
Is Conducting Interviews With Artists And Fans
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The Official Website Launches In Early June:
BlackSci-Fi.com

The Brutha Being Interviewed On The Right
Was Qool To Chat With.
He liked My Deep Space Nine / Commander Sisko T-Shirt.

Da KIDS!

Check out the rest of the pictures at my
ECBACC 2010 Photo Album