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The agenda also includes industry-focused panels on professional practices, awards and guild initiatives, and creative frameworks such as narrative archetypes. Entertainment and franchise content appears through screenings and discussions tied to major animated works and sci-fi legacies.","2009 Panel Sessions  \nFebruary 6 Panels  \nTeaching Comics  \nJessica Abel and Matt Madden, instructors at the School of Visual Arts and creators of the comic textbook Drawing Words and Writing Pictures, talk about how to use comics in the classroom in this presentation aimed at English and Art teachers. Discussing techniques for reading and analyzing comics as well as creating them, Jessica and Matt will lead teachers to abetter understanding of the comic medium that will empower them to make use of comics in new and exciting ways.  \nNew York City Through its Authors  \nNew York City may be the worlds most-written-about city. While sometimes romantic, sometimes mythic, and sometimes wicked, its always New York. New York Comic Con invites several of the citys local authors to speak about how living in New York has influenced their words--whether theyrewriting about NYC or not. Moderated [by Suvudu.com](by Suvudu.com).  \nWords and Pictures: The Language of Comics  \nStories are the backbone of civilization, culture, and social structure. They can bring us together, but--due to language--they can also separate us. Imagine a universal language, one that would allow stories to cross cultures easily, one that would bring cultures together. Such is the language of comics. In this lecture, speaker Shawn Crystal will analyze the universal language of comics, dissecting the anatomy of this medium. Learn how words and pictures work together to visually communicate information, while manipulating the readers response. Shawn Crystal is a Professor of Sequential Art at SCAD Atlanta.  \nWonder Woman  \nWonder Woman, the highly-anticipated fourth entry in the DC Universes animated original movie series, will receive its big screen premiere on Friday at 8:30 PM in the IGN Theater! Presented by Warner Premiere, Warner Bros. Animation, and DC Comics, the all-new Wonder Woman animated original movie is produced by Bruce Timm and stars the voices of Keri Russell, Nathan Fillion, Alfred Molina, Virginia Madsen, Rosario Dawson, Oliver Platt, and David McCallum. Bruce Timm will lead a panel discussion with select cast and crew following the screening.  \nJMS on Babylon 5: The Great Maker Reminisces  \nThe science fiction series Babylon 5 aired its finale on November 25, 2008, over 10 years ago. J. Michael Straczynski--the creator of Babylon 5--now takes an hour to look at all that was, is, and will be the story of the last of the Babylon stations. Reminisce with JMS on B5s origin, production, fandom, and how it is with us still.  \nHeroes, Villains, and Dramatica Archetypes  \nStories are populated with heroes, villains, sidekicks, and more. Find out what makes them tick and how to effectively use them in your own stories. This panel is presented by Chris Huntley, Academy Technical Achievement Award-winning co-creator of Write Brothers, Inc. and the Movie Magic series of software products. Huntley co-developed the Dramatica theory of story over a 14-year period. His mastery and wisdom of all things relating to story have made him a widely recognized leader in the world of story development.  \nCAG Call For Members  \nTrying to break into the comic industry? Need an outlet for telling interesting stories with words and pictures? Keith Murphey, the founder of the Comicbook Artists Guild, with industry veteran Mark Mazz and a panel of members invite all aspiring creators to take part in an enlightening discussion of how CAG can unite talent together for projects of their choosing and how talented people like you can benefit from membership! Never been published? Need to find your own voice? Want to start a CAG chapter in your own hometown? Come find out how!  \nCAG Awards  \nThe Comicbook Artists Guild is both honored and excited to share with NYCC exhibitors and attendees the 2nd Annual CAG Awards emceed by Catch da Craze host Sam Vera. 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