Contact: Don or
Rebecca Perlin, (904) 287-9621,
info@tourettesbenefit.com
SECOND ANNUAL
CAVALCADE OF COMICS MAJOR FUND RAISING EVENT IN JACKSONVILLE, FL TO BENEFIT
THE TOURETTE SYNDROME ASSOCIATION
Jacksonville, FL. for immediate release – Artists of Marvin, Spiderman,
Ghost Rider, Batman, Ironman, Spy vs. Spy, and many other favorite comic &
cartoon heroes, will again help fight Tourette Syndrome on October 9, 2004
at a fun-filled fund raising event.
The Second Annual Cavalcade of Comics Fund Raiser will be held on
Saturday, October 9, 2004 at Julington Creek Elementary, 2316
Racetrack Road, Jacksonvile, FL, from 11:00 am to 4:00 PM. All
proceeds from this event will be donated to the Tourette Syndrome
Association (TSA) for research.
Special guests for this event include world-famous, award winning artists:
Tom Armstrong (creator & artist, MARVIN)
John Beattie (comics artist)
Don (Duck) Edwing (artist & writer, MAD Magazine)
Dick Giordano (artist, Batman – DC Comics)
Ed Hall (political cartoonist)
Bob Layton (artist, writer, publisher – Marvel, Acclaim & Future Comics)
Don Perlin (artist, Marvel & Acclaim Comics)
Howard Perlin (artist, caricatures & storyboards)
Alex Saviuk (artist, Spiderman – Marvel)
Jason Sobol (comics artist & writer)
Plus many others
The event will include an auction of original rare comic and cartoon art
drawn by their well-known respective artists. Guest artists will sign
autographs, do drawings and speak about their work. Local comic and
cartoon artist, Don Perlin said: “All the artists are happy to
participate in this event. We all hope to surpass last year’s
successful fund raiser. Our goal is to raise public awareness and help
generate much needed research funds.”
Music, entertainment, raffles, door prizes,
and many other exciting events are also planned and will be announced on our
web site
www.TourettesBenefit.com.
This gala event will be Jacksonville’s only major live fund raising event
for Tourette Syndrome this year and the second such event for TS ever held
in Jacksonville!
About Tourette Syndrome
Tourette
Syndrome is a neurobiological disorder characterized by involuntary rapid
sudden movements (tics) that occur repeatedly and with varying severity.
It affects about 200,000 children and adults in the USA (all races and
ethnic groups). TSA is the only nationwide voluntary health
organization dedicated to identifying the cause, finding the cure, and
controlling the effects of this disorder.
For more
information about this event, call Don or Rebecca Perlin at (904) 287-9621,
or visit
www.tourettesbenefit.com