George Lucas' Narrative Art Museum: A Temple to the People's Art

George Lucas made his Comic-Con debut, unveiling his long-awaited Lucas Museum of Narrative Art. Housing over 40,000 pieces, the museum celebrates narrative art – from comic books and illustrations to movie concept art – as a vital form of expression. Featuring a unique design with no right angles, the collection spans a vast range, from early comics and strips to original Star Wars and Indiana Jones props and concept art. Lucas emphasized the museum's dedication to showcasing art for the people, highlighting narrative art's role in building shared belief systems.