Sci-Fi Saturday Night

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Documentary

Detroit may become first zombie theme park

Course of the Force:  Olympic-style charity run w/lightsabres

Famous Pictures recreated with Star Wars Action Figures

Nerd Babies = Cutest Thing Ever

Spiderman Trilogy

Benedict Cumberbatch appears on The Simpsons

Poll:  What’s your favorite Ray Harryhausen film?

Tonight’s guests are Josh Adams and Uke Lee, creators of the documentary film Cosplayer Nation.  We talk to them about the project, their recent con experiences, and get some amusing behind-the-scenes anecdotes about the filming process.

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Tonight’s guest is Ted Woods, a wonderful artist. Ted is also a reviewer for geekstronomy.com, and gave us a preview of his upcoming reviews. Last time he was on the show, Ted had just released his comic, The Book of Love. Since then, The Book of Love 2 has come out, and Ted has started work on the third! He also told us that the first two books will be available for digital download soon. We talked a lot about conventions, and the rise of art cards.

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Tonight’s guests are Daniel Bradford and Owen Mackinder, the creative minds behind Disappointing Monsters. This adorably disturbing webcomic features a young boy named Gilbert and Edison, his “imaginary zombie friend”.  They are joined by Cthulu (pictured above), who has a Napoleon complex and lives in Gilbert’s closet. Described lovingly as, “Calvin and Hobbes with more di** jokes,” this is a must-read that won the 2011 Ghastly Award for Best Webcomic.

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Tonight’s guest is artist Anne Cain.  She works in several styles, which can be seen on her Tumblr and DeviantArt pages. We had a great time discussing her art, her experience at BCC, and her upcoming projects.

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Granite State Comicon is coming! Tonight’s guests are organizer Pat “Shadonda” Covey and artist Karen Gosselin.  Pat gave us the inside scoop on the guests (Joe Hill is rumored to make an appearance!) and warned con-goers to arrive early, because the con-exclusive prints are awesome! He also gave us the rundown of the new costume contest format, which allows more time to enjoy the con. Karen will be a guest at GraniteCon this weekend, and is very excited! She discussed her art and her decision to avoid commonly seen subjects like superheroes. Karen has also turned Dome into a Brony.

Granite State Comicon will be held at the Raddison Hotel in Manchester, NH this Sunday, June 10 from 10am-4pm. Adult admission is $8, and kids under 10 pay $2. If you come in costume, adults are $4 and kids under 10 are free!

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Our guest on tonight’s show is Kevin Harrington, the force behind the Geek Week series of comedy shows, which “celebrate all of geek culture, including science fiction, fantasy, comic books, anime, videogames, and superheroes, across all comedy performance styles, including improv, sketch, stand-up, video, musical comedy, and storytelling.” Kevin told us funny stories about the Geek Week cast’s visit to Boston Comic Con 2012, and gave us some hints about upcoming events. Check out Geek Week’s Facebook page for their most recent news!

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Tonight’s guest is Tony Diana, the director of Attack of the Atomic Zombies, which was the official film of Boston Comic Con 2012. He told us about the unique creative process for the film, the fun of finding himself on IMDB, and his future projects. Trailers for the film are on YouTube and the entire film will be screened at Rhode Island Comic Con.

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Rufio is getting his own movie

Harry Potter Aftermath

Guillermo Del Toro is courting Christopher Walken

Marvel Comics announces gay superhero wedding

DC to out “major” character

John  de Lancie is a BRONY

New CareBears show

Nauticon

James Doohan‘s ashes go to space

Diablo III Retraction

Poll:  Who’s the best sci-fi investigator(s)?

Tonight’s guest is Tony Diana, the director of Attack of the Atomic Zombies, which was the official film of Boston Comic Con 2012. He told us about the unique creative process for the film, the fun of finding himself on IMDB, and his future projects. Trailers for the film are on YouTube and the entire film will be screened at Rhode Island Comic Con.

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No guest this week, but our Watch City Festival wrap-up is not to be missed. There’s singing, wenches, and singing wenches!

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The Avengers c/o the Hhester Factor

Haunter on sale at Cannes this week

ABC attempts to re-do Hulk for TV.

Tesla bio to become graphic novel/game/movie

Oatmeal Tesla Comic

BBC’s Sherlock

Fringe Season finale

Diablo III is out

25 Great Ideas for a new Star Trek TV Series

True Blood Season 5 trailer

Poll: What’s Tim Burton’s biggest misfire?

MIB III

Warehouse 13’s season four starts July 23rd

Watch City Festival wrap-up

No guest this week, but our Watch City Festival wrap-up is not to be missed. There’s singing, wenches, and singing wenches!

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