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Heroes and Villains invaded San Jose for another year of adventuring!

For our 3rd year, we ventured over the hill from the Central Valley to hang out with some heroes and villains, and zombies too!, in San Jose. This was sort of a last minute venture due to availability issues with minions, but in the end we made plans and set out to see what there was to see.

As I write up the event and my thoughts, I am starting to think there should be classes on convention etiquette because there were several moments that were frustrating. However, there were also a lot of really good things. Did it balance out? I’m not sure… let’s talk about some of the highlights and issues and see. Continue reading →

Tags: Actors, Arrow, Arsenal, ATOM, Barbara, Brandon Routh, Brother Sal, Caity Lotz, Colton Haynes, Conventions, CosPlay, David Ramsey, Events, Fandoms, FanGirl Squee, Fans, Fear the Walking Dead, Funko Pop, Geekery, Heroes & Villains Fan Fest, HVFF, iZombie, John Barrowman, John Bernthal, Legends of Tomorrow, Michael Rosenbaum, Nerdtastic Ramblings, Nocking Point, Nocking Point Party, Oliver Queen, Personal, Ray Palmer, Roy Harper, Stephen Amell, Supergirl, Superman, Superman Returns, Teen Wolf, Television, The Punisher, The Walking Dead, Tom Welling, Tyler Hoechlin, Val Kilmer, Victor Garber, Zombies

Fandemic Tour- Sacramento, a first stop of fun

16 Jul

Recently, we had the pleasure of checking out the first stop on the Fandemic Tour, with a quick trip up to Sacramento to help inaugurate a new convention. Overall, it was quite an enjoyable convention and it is recommended to check out if a stop happens to be near you. Though as it was the first event, there are a few things that could be improved. We’ll touch on the good and bad in a bit. Continue reading →

Tags: Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Christian Kane, Convention Panel, Conventions, Dukes of Hazzard, Fandemic Tour, Funko Pop, John Schneider, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, Nerd Adventures, Robert Englund, Smallville, Stranger Things, The Haves and Have Nots, The Walking Dead, Tom Welling, Wild Bill's Olde Fashioned Soda Pop Co., WWE

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Categories Conventions, Events
Author elizabeth ann

Wizard World Sacramento

24 Jun

The downside of hitting a convention for only one day is that the day is spent rushing around trying to see as much as possible while still enjoying it. The upside? You went to a convention- any time spent at one is a good time.

I got a last minute-ish invite to join a panel at Wizard World Sacramento and as it is only a hop and three skips north of the NerdLush HQ, I accepted. But as it is so close, it made as much sense to opt for a day trip as it did to go for the whole weekend (especially with several other things coming up quick). So Saturday morning, I hopped in Tardis Jr and ventured to nerd fun. Continue reading →

Tags: Arrow, Charlie Carver, Comics, Convention Panel, Conventions, CosPlay, Danny Fingeroth, Dazzler, I Am Michael, Manu Bennett, Norman Reedus, Psychology, Robert Love, Sean Patrick Flannery, Spartacus, Superherologist, Supervillians, Teen Wolf, The Shannara Chronicles, The Walking Dead, Travis Langley, Wizard World

Final WonderCon 2015 post- the Comic Arts Conference panel video

13 Apr

Joined a panel of mental health professionals, along with a novelist and journalist, to discuss the “struggle to survive and hang onto their humanity in the worst situations”, through the lens of The Walking Dead.

Tags: Comics Arts Conference, Conventions, Events, Friends, Geekery, Nerdtastic Ramblings, PsychGeeks, Psychology, The Walking Dead, WonderCon, Youtube Videos

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Categories Conventions
Author elizabeth ann

WonderCon 2015: the continuing adventures of this nerdy bunny

7 Apr

Trekked south this past weekend for the annual WonderCon event in Anaheim. The con continues to be a wonderful midsize event that draws a great crowd of awesome nerds. It’s certainly a smaller event than the summer shindig that is SDCC but that works in several ways- easier to breath without quite so many people, it’s easier to get in to events and panels, and without the major studios cramming the exhibit hall it gives fans a chance to actually chat with creators. Continue reading →

Tags: Actors, Art, Artists, Ben McKenzie, Comic Artists, Comics, Comics Arts Conference, Conventions, Cory Michael Smith, CosPl, FanGirl Squee, Friends, Geekery, Gotham, iZombie, Janina Scarlet, Nerdtastic Ramblings, Olicity, Personal, Robin Lord Taylor, Rose McIver, The Walking Dead, ToshWerks, Travis Langley, WonderCon

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Categories Conventions
Author elizabeth ann

Comic-Caps: Invincible #20-24 + #0 and Origins

3 Aug

Robert Kirkman – Writer, Letterer
Cory Walker – Penciler, Inker
Ryan Ottley – Penciler, Inker
Bill Crabtree – Colourist

Previously on Invincible
Marks mother Debbie continues to struggle to come to terms with what her husband did, meanwhile Mark gets tricked into helping with a coup and there’s a new villain in town called Angstrom Levy who’s collecting himself from different dimensions.

Vol. 5: The Facts of Life (#20-24 + #0 (Origins)) Continue reading →

Tags: Comic-Caps, Comics, Cory Walker, Family Matters, Geekery, Invincible, Lee, Robert Kirkman, Ryan Ottley, Superheroes, The Walking Dead

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Categories Comics, FanGirl Squee, Reviews
Author magnitudev1

Comic-Caps: The Walking Dead #19-24

22 Jul

Robert Kirkman – Creator, Writer, Letterer
Charlie Adlard – Penciler, Inker and gray tones
Cliff Rathburn – Gray tones

Previously on The Walking Dead
Upon finding the prison Rick thinks his luck has turned. It hasn’t. Hershel’s and his family join Rick at the prison and most are soon killed by an inmate and during a zombie attack on the Prison 2 of the remaining prisoners stage a coup and with a gun to his head Rick must make the ultimate decision.

Chapter 4: The Heart’s Desire (#19-24) Continue reading →

Tags: Comic-Caps, Image Comics, Invincible, Lee, Rick Grimes, Robert Kirkman, The Walking Dead, Tony Moore, Walkers, Zombies

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Categories Comics, Reviews
Author magnitudev1

Comic-Caps: Invincible #14-19

28 Jun

Robert Kirkman – Writer, Letterer
Cory Walker – Penciler, Inker
Ryan Ottley – Penciler, Inker
Bill Crabtree – Colourist

Previously on Invincible
Mark learns the truth about what his father did, where he really comes from and why he’s here on Earth. A huge fight breaks out as Mark tries to stop his Dad from enslaving the planet, during the fight Mark is left comatose and Nolan leaves our Solar System.

Vol. 4: Head of the Class (#14-19) Continue reading →

Tags: Comic-Caps, Comics, Cory Walker, Family Matters, Geekery, Invincible, Lee, Robert Kirkman, Ryan Ottley, Superheroes, The Walking Dead

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Categories Comics, FanGirl Squee, Reviews
Author magnitudev1

Comic-Caps: The Walking Dead #13-18

16 Jun

Robert Kirkman – Creator, Writer, Letterer
Tony Moore – Penciler, Inker and gray tones
Cliff Rathburn – Gray tones

Previously on The Walking Dead
Leaving the camp site the group pick up a few new friends and find an abandoned gated community which is not so abandoned and results in the death of Donna. On the road they go hunting a Carl is shot accidentally but survives and is patched up by Hershel. Ricks actions inadvertently cause half of Hershel’s family to be killed, after being kicked off the farm Rick and his group discover a prison.

Chapter 3: Safety Behind Bars (#13-18) Continue reading →

Tags: Comic-Caps, Image Comics, Invincible, Lee, Rick Grimes, Robert Kirkman, The Walking Dead, Tony Moore, Walkers, Zombies

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Categories Comics, Reviews
Author magnitudev1

Comic-Caps: Invincible #9-13

8 Jun

Robert Kirkman – Writer, Letterer
Cory Walker – Penciler, Inker
Ryan Ottley – Penciler, Inker
Bill Crabtree – Colourist

Previously on Invincible
Since getting his powers Mark Grayson, better known as Invincible has been working with the Teen Team to keep the city safe. We met The Guardians of the Globe but they were soon butchered by Marks Father, Omni-Man.

Vol. 3: Perfect Strangers (#9-13) Continue reading →