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The fourth annual Cowtown Comics Fest will showcase the work of Denver-based indie artists and zine-makers.
The fourth annual Cowtown Comics Fest will showcase the work of Denver-based indie artists and zine-makers.
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sunday. Pop-culture free-for-alls such as the Denver Comic Con and StarFest are all well and good, but what if you just want to geek out about comic books? Kilgore Books’ fourth annual Cowtown Comics Fest allows you to do that — and for free. The Denver-based publisher counts national artists such as King-Cat creator John Porcellino and the Mile High City’s own Noah Van Sciver (a favorite of comics legend Robert Crumb) among its roster, so it’s natural it would include them among the dozens of indie artists and zine-makers selling their wares. Also look for the screening of “Root Hog or Die,” Kilgore co-owner Dan Stafford’s new documentary about Porcellino. 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Nov. 23 at the East Gym at Morey Middle School, 840 E. 14th Ave. Free John Wenzel

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