Comic book fans get to ask Santa what they want for in the world of comic books. Show also includes the rarely seen 60s Wonder Woman pilot as well as John Fiorella's Grayson promo.

(Pictured: Joe Mitchell as Santa Claus)

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A trip to Orlando's MegaCon with conversations with many of the top -- and rising -- talents in the industry today.

(Pictured: Phil Jimenez, revealing his connection to Tobey Maguire)

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Part 2 of the Art Institute of Atlanta presentation, covering the the rebirth of the superhero, laying the groundwork for today's comic books.

(Pictured: Chris Companik)

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I was asked to discuss portrayals of various communities (women, African-American, gay/lesbian) in comics.. this was part 1 of the presentation, covering the earliest days of superheroes.

(Pictured: Chris Companik)

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Writer Gerard Jones gives a presentation based on his book Men of Tomorrow: Geeks, Gangsters and the Birth of the Comic Book, as he gives the history and background of the events which led to the modern comic book.

(Pictured: Danny Fingeroth)

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Writer Gerard Jones gives a presentation based on his book Men of Tomorrow: Geeks, Gangsters and the Birth of the Comic Book, as he gives the history and background of the events which led to the modern comic book.

(Pictured: Gerard Jones)

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A visit to the 2004 Atlanta ComiCon, with guests such as Brian Bolland, Mike Kaluta, Adam Hughes, Tony Harris, June Brigman, Brian Stelfreeze, Karl Story, and many more... plus the voice behind Space Ghost

(Pictured: Brian Bolland)

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Comic book legend Jerry Robinson gives his recounting of the early days of comics (in particular, on Batman) and additional stories about other writers and artists, series, and his fight for creators' rights.

(Pictured: Jerry Robinson)

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A guide through the beginning days of comic books through an exhibit of classic comics, original artwork, and other memorabilia from the era.

(Pictured L-R: Chris Companik, Shirley Michalove)

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The San Diego Comic Con is by far the world's largest comic book convention. The episode featured creators from the early days all the way through the current independent books, as well as online.

(Pictured: Gene Colan)

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A one hour special one-on-one with Judd Winick as he recounts his course from MTV's The Real World to now being one of the more prolific writers in comic books.

(Pictured: Judd Winick)

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Guests at the Atlanta Comic Con 2003 got a chance to vote on which comic books, good or bad, were the most important over the last twenty years.

(Pictured: Ken Gale)

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A combination of discussions with professionals in the industry as well as the fans. In addition, this show began the tradition of the "Seven Silly Questions."

(Pictured: Christian -- dressed as the X-Men's Angel)