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<\/a>After we set the kids loose on the Exhibition Hall floor, we went up to the first panel. It was for Boom! Studios’ imprint KaBoom! for their kids comics and show the debut of their new series Regular Show<\/em>. We arrived to a sparsely filled room which surprised at least one attendee, since the creator of Regular Show<\/em>, JG Quintel was going to a panelist. After about 10 minutes of a Wondercon staffer trying to entertain us with a cartoon video on his laptop, he announced the panelists were no-show\/no call. But before anyone could leave, two people who work for KaBoom! on their Peanuts<\/em> comics, Nat Gertler<\/a>, writer, and Stephanie Gladden<\/a>, artist, volunteered to come up and talk to us, just in case anyone called or came. They turned out to be interesting guests, especially Stephanie, who had a lot of experience at Cartoon Network in the early nineties. It was nice to see SOMEONE at Boom!\/KaBoom! step up. Stephanie has a web comic of her own, Girls of Monster Paradise<\/a>. Go check it out!<\/p>\n<\/a>The last panel of the day went to IDW and their panel devoted to their Hasbro titles; GI Joe,<\/em> Transformers<\/em>, My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic<\/em>, Dungeons and Dragons<\/em>, and Magic the Gathering<\/em>. They basically just ran down what was coming up in the next few months for all their titles. Of most interest to my youngest daughter was the MLP:FiM<\/em>, but the writer and artist would only give hints about what was coming up. Suggestions from the audience included getting Jem and the Holograms<\/em> going as a comic which I would totally buy, as would several members of the audience and even editor John Barber, and a massive crossover off all the Hasbro titles like their Infestation event last year. While there was some doubt about getting MLP<\/em> in the same universe as GI Joe<\/em> and Transformers<\/em>, the writer and artist was game.<\/p>\n