Archive for July, 2009
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Gotta make a quick trip into Valencia, to pick up a special order, come back, pack up the car and then it’s off to San Diego.
It’ll be odd not being in costume this year for the Con, but at least I’ll still have fun. Panels to see, stuff to buy and previwes of what’s to come.
Yay, Comic-Con!
And, yes, this is another doodle I did whilst working at the booth at Frank and Son Collectible Show.
San Diego Comic-Con starts this Wednesday, and I’ll be down there for Preview Night, and will be enjoying the whole week, whilst also being a promotions whore for this very webcomic.
I won’t be in costume this year, as doing so made me miss quite a few panels, that I would loved to have gone to.
I’ll be working on material whilst I’m in San Diego, and the SDCC adventures will commence when I return on Monday.
Chris can’t find a costume that he wants to wear for SDCC, and he decides that maybe it’s time to go cosplay-less.
It’s actually how even I feel right now, to go in costume or not. I’d like to, but there’s too many pros and cons this year.
It’s just a week away, now. SDCC is getting closer and closer. The week of pure Geekdom is close at hand, and we’re all getting ready.
Just this year, I won’t be in costume as any of the Doctors or anyone else. I’ll just be plain old me.
The run upto San Diego Comic-Con gets more hectic, and I’m getting last minute things done before the wife and I head down to San Diego, so I’ve been using my time at our booth at Frank and Son Collectible Show, to doodle whilst I worked.
So, if you find yourself in the City of Industry area of Southern California on any given Wednesday night or Saturday morning, then pop to Frank and Son Collectible Show, and head to booth #704. Come check out all the Doctor Who stuff we have for sale, and if you bring any printed strip from this very webcomic, I’ll sign it for you.
Something I doodled whilst at the Panderson N’ Stuff booth down at Frank and Son Collectible Show.
Yes, I was never impressed by anything done by Joss Whedon, and I’m less impressed by his fawning die-hard fans.
Once you get into it, you find yourself venting and commenting about many things, in 140 characters or less.
That time of year is almost around the corner (two and a half weeks away, to be precise) and we all flock to the biggest geek event this side of the planet Earth. Yes, folks, I talk of San Diego Comic-Con.
I’m getting myself revved up and ready to be in costume, once more, as the 10th Doctor, along with my friends, who’ll also be dressing as other Doctors and companions. I’m in the works of finding a trust-worthy hair dresser to do my hair and get decent hair-dye.
