Clydene Nee, friend of Bleeding Cool and head coordinator of Artist Alley at San Diego Comic-Con since 1989, died last week in her sleep at the age of 66. She had a BA in Political Science and History from UC San Diego; she worked as a colourist and letterer at Marvel, Top Cow, Dark Horse and[...]
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So you would like to own one of my original paintings? Here is how you can – My good friend, Clydene Nee,[...]
Clydene Nee was a comic book industry colourist, working on comics for Image, Dark Horse, Malibu and Universal, including the colour designs for the look of Spawn.
She has now, however, been declared legally blind from diabetic retinopathy, after a serious of health issues and major delays with insurance, is in even worse financial straits.
I met her[...]
A utterly unique, and sole, artistic evidence that this movie project at one point existed.
Currently on eBay, it is being sold to raise money for Clydene Nee, long standing Comc Con volunteer and the hero behind the continued existence and prosperity of Artists Alley at San Diego Comic Con every year, and currently suffering extensive[...]
We wrote about Clydene Nee earlier this year But with San Diego Comic Con in less than two weeks, it's about tome for a reminder.
A regular volunteer staffer at San Diego Comic Con, Nee is crediting with maintaining the existence and prominence of Artists Alley, smack bang up against Hall H when other pressures have[...]
Clydene Nee is a regular volunteer staffer at San Diego Comic Con She works at Artists Alley, hell, she runs Artists Alley, and has been principle in standing up for the artists and the space at the show every year, when other commercial pressures have reared their head.
And she needs help.
Mark Brooks, who has set[...]