This weekend at the San Antonio Museum of Art, I attended a Lecture by Frederick L. Schodt.

I attended this event because I rarely ever go to the Museum of Art for anything. And this sudden interest in Anime as a topic of interest intrigued me. After a short drive outside San Antonio's downtown area, Meredith and I wondered the Museum briefly while waiting for the lecture to start. As we would browse the various depiction of the Crucifiction of Christ, where I would make crude Zombie Jesus jokes and Gangsta references when discribing the patron saints, we headed back to the main auditorium.

While we sat down, our seat was close to the reserved section where the Museum director and Frederick L. Schodt would sit as they waited for the equipement to be set up for the lecture's start. While seating nearly directly behind Mr. Schodt, I thought I'd strike a conversation with him. I had asked what other book he had done, because for some reason, one of the titles sounded familiar. It was "Manga! Manga! The World of Japanese Comics." I then told him about a friend of mine that had recommended the book in a case he asked to help out with. Mr. Schodt then commented on how he was called as an expert witness on a case conserning his book. To his recollection he recalled the case being settled out of court...

For the rest of my review read up at J2 [link]