Comic-Con 2009: It’s Not the Heat, it’s the Humidity
Along the coast, it is much cooler than the 3-digit inland temps, but sticky near-heat amounts to too-close for comfortness in Ballroom 20.
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Comic-Con 2009: Waiting for the Chicken
This article was supposed to be our coverage of the “Robot Chicken” panel in which I would have relayed the humorous comments Seth Green and company made and marveled at the funny clips lampooning deserving targets. However, there was just one catch…..
Read MoreSDCC 2009: Batman: The Brave and The Bold Screening and Q&A
As a huge fan of Batman: The Animated Series, I was at first
skeptical about a new Batman series that looked slightly cheesy. However, being
the huge Batman fan that I am, I gave The Brave and The Bold a try…and totally
loved it. Cartoon Network’s mixture of camp and cool works VERY well, and the
show is a delight to watch each episode. When I found out they were doing a
panel at Comic-Con, I jumped at the chance to attend. Here’s how it went down…
skeptical about a new Batman series that looked slightly cheesy. However, being
the huge Batman fan that I am, I gave The Brave and The Bold a try…and totally
loved it. Cartoon Network’s mixture of camp and cool works VERY well, and the
show is a delight to watch each episode. When I found out they were doing a
panel at Comic-Con, I jumped at the chance to attend. Here’s how it went down…
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Comic-Con 2009: Dexter Press Conference
We were just able to attend the Dexter media panel at Comic-Con with Michael C. Hall, Jennifer Carpenter, Julie Benz and John Lithgow, as well as several of the executive producers. They all had some fun things to say…
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Brian’s Blog – Comic-Con 2009: Wednesday
Wednesday is the day when the least amount of “stuff”
happens at Comic-Con. There are no panels to speak of, and being called “Preview
Night,” one would think that this, of all nights, would be the least crowded
and the least stressful. Oh, how wrong they would be. The crowds at this year’s
Preview Night rivaled those of the busiest days of the Con just a few years
ago. But we’ll get to that in a moment.
happens at Comic-Con. There are no panels to speak of, and being called “Preview
Night,” one would think that this, of all nights, would be the least crowded
and the least stressful. Oh, how wrong they would be. The crowds at this year’s
Preview Night rivaled those of the busiest days of the Con just a few years
ago. But we’ll get to that in a moment.
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