2010 Mpls. 24-Hour Comic Day location

This year's Minneapolis 24-Hour Comic Day will be held at Minnesota Center for Book Arts on Washington Avenue near the Humphrey Metrodome. It's right down the street from Big Brain Comics, Grumpy's Bar and the Guthrie Theater.

The event will be at MCBA from 10 a.m. to 10 a.m. Saturday-Sunday, October 2-3. Sign-up on our Facebook page, or by contacting us at 24hourcomicday@gmail.com

Date for 2010 24-hour Comic Day: Oct. 2

The official website of 24-hour Comics Day says they've picked a day.

Documentary on this year's event

Sarah Morean did a documentary about this year's Minneapolis 24-hour comic day event. The 13-minute movie is posted over at the Daily Cross Hatch. It features a nice overview of the 24-hour comic day phenomenon -- along with interviews of Brett Von Schlosser, Abby Lehrke, Tim Sievert, Danno Klonoski, Jesse Gillespie, Carlos Merino and Zachary Garrett.

Zachary Garrett's 24-hour comic

Zachary Garrett has posted his 24-hour comic on his Web site, zacharygarrett.com. The comic took 26 hours and it's 20 pages, but it's still a noble effort. Check it out!

Jesse Gillespie's 24-hour comic

Jesse Gillespie has posted his 24-hour comic, "A Forest of Teeth" on his Web site, tetheredhawk.wordpress.com.

David Steinlicht's 24-hour comic

David Steinlicht has posted his 24-hour comic over at allsmall.net.

Daniel Olson's 24-hour comic is posted

On his bewilderedkid.com Web site, Daniel Olson has posted his 24-hour comic, "Meanwhile in Wyoming." It's a continuation of his last year's 24-hour comic, "Somewhere in Montana"!

Zander Cannon's 2009 12-Hour Comic

And a link to our blog for a bit of explanation

Finished 24-hour comics online

We will post links to finished 24-hour comics here as they show up online.

First up: Ryan Dow's story of those lovable canines, Brownie Dog and Little Pepper is posted at ryandow.com.



And Danno is posting his story of groceries -- and revenge a page at a time at staplegenious.com.

The end

Danno (organizer of this year's Minneapolis 24-hour comic day) reluctantly leaves the Minnesota Center for Book Arts parking lot -- his work is finished here. Godspeed, mighty warrior. Photo by Sarah Morean.

The group, 10 a.m., Sunday, Oct. 4

Sarah Morean stopped by at 10 a.m. to snap a photo of the people still here at the end of Minneapolis' 24-hour comic day.

The group on Saturday at 10 p.m.

The group on Saturday at 11 a.m.