Elizabeth has 15 panels created for The Champions of Sorien.

I’m the last to be drawing here.  I didn’t finish, but did finish writing and penciling my official 24 hour comic, and inked several.  I also worked on a different project that I wanted to get a start on and finished three pages as well as planning and research for it.  We had probably more visitors than participants this time around, which made for an odd and very enjoyable time.  Another bleary-eyed success.  Here’s a last image.

A HUGE thank you to our sponsors, starting with our gracious host Lobo Anime and Comics here in Albuquerque.  We also want to thank S bucks for the coffee and raffle donors Comic Warehouse, Big Adventure Comics, ., Twin Suns, Age of Comics, and surpise guest Stephen McCranie.

See you all next year!

Jeff

Paul finished his Devil in the Details, and Nathan finished a second 24 page mini-comic!

No simple mini-comic for Henry, he’s completed a full, color comic at 3:30!  Dad is done in at 8 beautiful pages. Heeeere’s Henry!

…at 2:45 am… that’s 14 1/2 hours in… on 5 hours of sleep… carry the three, why is it always a 3, aaannndd… Nathan completes a full 24 page mini-comic and receives a DC No-Prize!

Hey, give us a break.  We’re all underslept here.  If you’re sneaky, you can get a preview of some upcoming Lakewood strips.

Young Henry is in the lead working on page 12

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Jeff’s The Truthly Wailful Toe of Tim is underway.

Matt has just returned to Duckville once again!  While Paul transfers thumbnails to the page, RJ takes time to study.

Nathan is taking the mini-comic route and the hands of minister and son create wonders.

Meanwhile back on the ranch, our long distance Elizabeth dazzles with new tools.

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New Mexico’s 7000 BC is once again readying itself for another amazing 24 Hour Comics Day! This 16th annual event will be graciously hosted by Lobo Anime and Comics for the second year in a row.  Poster graciously created by Brittany Sedillo!  Coffee will be graciously provided by Starbucks Coffee, staving off for one more year the need to bust open a gallon can of coffee with a rock in the middle of the road at 4 AM.  Phew!  First disaster avoided!

24 Hours!  24 Pages!  Take the challenge!  Check out past 7000 BC 24 Hour Comics Day blogs below and join us as we produce the finest and fuzziest in underslept comics literature!

Visit 7000 BC’s website here!

See you in a week!