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Photoessay: Massachusetts Independent Comics Expo

By Jihae Lee

- Boston-based artist, Valerie P. Arruda, sells her own hand-drawn illustrations and prints at the Massachusetts Independent Comics Expo (MICE) on September 25, 2010 from 10 AM to 6 PM. By Jihae Lee

- Ron LeBrasseur, creator of several comic book series, set up an elaborate table showing all of his work, including his popular mini-comics, “Feel the Burn.” By Jihae Lee

- Cartoonist and illustrator, Dirk I. Tiede, displays illustrations from his Chicago-based graphic novel, “Paradigm Shift.” By Jihae Lee

- MICE 2010 was held on the second and third floors of the Art Institute of Boston, catering to local cartoonists and writers to present and sell their work. Several gallery exhibitions are also being shown at the Art Institute this month, including “The Tragedies of War” exhibition in the main gallery. By Jihae Lee

- Comic book fans from all demographics attended the expo throughout the day, including college students, middle-aged aspiring artists, and parents with their babies in tow. By Jihae Lee

Comic book artists and fans came together for the Massachusetts Independent Comics Expo in Boston.

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