CASTLE Panel & The Last Day of San Diego Comic Con - Sunday July 25, 2010
Saturday, August 28th, 2010
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Saturday, August 28th, 2010
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Thursday, August 26th, 2010
By Writer and Photographer Verbatim Girl
This years San Diego Comic Con-Popular arts convention was a tribute to a flurry of fantastic fandemonium.
Every year the costumes get brighter and tighter and this year the buck didn’t stop shy of geek perfection. As a fellow costume connoisseur, I give homage to the plethora of plastic, the trillions of tresses, and the ingenuity and desire to stand out in a crowd.
At Comic-Con that is a difficult task in deed.
Here are some die hard fans and super troopers that braved the crowded isles and painstaking lines embellished in a uncomfortable yet unforgettable outfit, as the wise men say each to their own.
RED VS. BLUE

Not-SO-Iron Man! 
SHI(she’ll kick your butt fellas)

It’s what happens when you cross a SMURF and a GREMLIN
SOCK MONKEY & GIRL, That’s a lot of Crochet

JARETH & SARAH from THE LABRYNTH

BARRY & JOE *THE OBI-WAN DUO (Two is better than Wan!)

MICHAEL & AARON as CAPTAIN AMERICA with SIDEKICK BUCKY
BATMAN’S got the cat’s meow in this CATWOMAN
Wow where’s the Raid….We have a Spider Infestation
Wait that’s no costumed crusader, It’s STAN LEE-GODFATHER TO COMICS’
JASON & KASEY AS FIFTH ELEMENT’S RUBY RHOD & LEELOO
AN ELFISH TEASE
RENEE as HARAJUKU GA-GA
BRIDGETTE as Brams Stokers LUCY

LADY DEATH…Wow that’s one big broad..I mean broad sword!
SAW #152 ‘CON OF DEATH’
EVIL from TIME BANDITS (trying to go back to 1981)
THE WOMEN OF MARVEL: Ms. Marvel, Emma Frost, and Black Widow
SHREK…Please no more movies, let Donkey die in peace
BARONESS of C.O.B.R.A. (Almost taken out by a Mario Brother)
The Predator Newlywed Game…coming this Fall to NBC
POTC 4? Nope just Mike the Scallywag
Where’s HELLBOY when you need him, this place is crawling with Elven royalty
Well it was made in the 70’s….
So now you can buy your CON passes through Fandango? Nope.com
What in the Wizard-World will they think of next….
VerbatimGirl August, 2010
Saturday, August 14th, 2010
By Rick A Mortis, Editor in Chief
Pics provided by Rick A Mortis and Photographer, Sir Powers.
Saturday features the Masquerade so there was a huge abundance of cosplayers and costumes. Some incredible work goes into these costumes. The evil showgirls, Batman Beyond, Bioshock group, Mothra group and Time Warp group featuring Doctor Who characters really stood out! Here are more pics from Saturday. Sunday post will follow soon.
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Sunday, August 8th, 2010
By Rick A Mortis, Editor in Chief
Pics provided by Rick A Mortis and Photographer, Sir Powers.
This is the first group of pics from Comic Con 2010. It was crazy and nuts. There are tons of pics still on their way and also a write up in the works. Enjoy the pics and this post is picture heavy. The TRON merchandise is awesome! Daft Punk and tons of cool gear to make us users feel damn lucky to be on the grid, so boot up kids and enjoy the pics.
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Thursday, May 13th, 2010
By Rick A Mortis - Editor in Chief
Photos provided by myself, …Taylor & Sir Powers
While on a smaller scale then the San Diego Comic Con this event was put together well. The location spot did suck a bit since it was at the very end of the convention building in Anaheim. I do like the Anaheim Convention Center space, this was a great space for the Disney D 23 Convention and would like to see the Wizard World Comic Con to expand into the large hall. The vendors where varied and there was some cool free stuff to be had as well. A nice amount of people where in costume as well. The panels where located in the same building at the opposite end, which sucked a bit as well. The panels though where actually rather well attended, funny, and insightful.
On Saturday we hit a majority of panels on April 17, here are some highlights:
Superman Panel: Featured lots of Marlon Brando impressions, for awhile the studio wanted a big name as Superman and even considered Robert Redford who declined, they then started looking for supporting roles with a big name and once Brando signed on as a big name and then Gene Hackman signed on as Lex Luthor, how they thought Christopher Reeve was perfect as Clark Kent but was too skinny for Superman, Once Christopher Reeve did get hired on they had no problems with him and he was very personal and would hang out with the crew. Brando and his strange unintelligible requests for green muffins ended the panel.
William Shatner panel: Mother’s breast…it’s just good to know it’s there, the Olympics teleprompter that almost failed, Shit My Father Says coming to CBS plug, Escaping the volcano, Priceline plug, Aftermath Shatner’s plug for his showing coming soon, Invasion Iowa in Riverside and the blessing with a possum penis bone and the pissed of pig lifter after being punked, James Spader and Shatner’s bromance and Shatner’s love of playing pranks on Spader such as Vaseline on drinking glasses, How much fun he had as a villain on Columbo, Tarantula movie and how these choose the actresses to be in the movie by picking up ones from a boxes and also the crew would glue tarantulas to Shatner - “It was like a Tribble Goldilocks was stuck on my face”, final plug for a documentary called Gonzo Ballet.
Batman - The Television Show Reunion panel: Burt Ward aka Robin set the tone by addressing the camp factor of the show and the motto they had on set “Put on your tights, to put on the world”, Random thought by me Burt Ward still sounds like Robin…trippy, Yvonne as Batgirl said it was easy to stay in character since they where both so alike, Lee Merryweather as Catwoman got the part in the movie and the TV show by showing up to the audition and curling up in a chair and licking herself, Adam West as Batman flexed and asked for everyone to admire his physic, George Barris the man responsible for the Batmobile was inspired by the words “POW” & “BANG”, Burt Ward talked about his rescue center for dogs, Adam West plugged his DVD Adam West Naked, racy comments form girls and we get this nugget from Adam West “Lions, tigers, and cougars”, favorite line from Burt Ward “Holy something”, Julie Newmar “Careful everyone one of them has a mother”, Burt Ward trained with Bruce Lee, Yvonne thought her theme song was dumb but she loved her batcycle, prop master had a dod aka day of dent for Yvonne’s bike to her defense they removed the shocks so it would look better, Lee Merryweather is response to a question about being sexy “We where all fast for the day”, Julie on her costume being sexy “they melted black licorice for my costume, actually I took it home and altered it with seams in all the right places to show the curves”, Adam West favorite line “To the Batmobile”, Julie Newmar plugs her book shes working on about fantasies and is seeking submissions - please keep it PG and her site is www.julienewmarwrites.com, Adam West then asked Julie if she got the page he sent and Julie said “I did and it was blank and had wet spots on it, so it had to be from you Adam”, A common question was when will the show hit DVD and Batman is not released yet due to licensing rights, The casts favorite guest stars are Betty White - Talleuhah Bankhead - Sammy Davis Jr., Adam West sang and danced a small bit of the Bat Tootsie for a fan, Lee and Julie loved being femme fatales, a fan then gave reproductions to Burt and Adam of their busts on a small scale.
Pics From the Con - Lot’s of pics ahead you have been warned:





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Monday, May 3rd, 2010
Photographed and written by Rick A Mortis- Editor In Chief
The So. Cal ZOMBIEWALK took place on April 24, 2010 at Hollywood Blvd. The turn out was huge and a great haul of canned food was brought in for the local food bank. Great job guys!
Pics from the walk:


















Wednesday, March 31st, 2010
By Rick A Mortis - Editor In Chief
Photography by Head Photographer - Doctor Poo
Additional Photographs by Doctor Donna

Gallifrey One, the 21st Annual North American Doctor Who Celebration, at the LAX Marriott was held February 26-28, 2010. Since this was the 21st year there was a Blackjack and casino theme to the convention. Me and my fearless crew hopped aboard the Tardis and went on Sunday.
Admission for the event was broken down like this: $75 for the weekend, $35 Friday or Sunday only, $40 Saturday only, $35 ages 12-16; children under 12 free with adult.
The bulk of the programming took place on the Marriott’s lower level, in the Imperial Ballroom. All the programs where very well attended and interesting. Graeme Harper panel was funny and insightful into what goes into writing for a show. A bonus was the Tardis on the stage. Also Doctor Who episodes where screened during programing in another room. An Art Show and Auction went on as well.
Sunday was attended by: Nicholas Briggs, Bob Baker, Louise Page, Georgia Moffett, Tommy Knight, Graeme Harper, John Levene, Colin Teague, and more!
The new autograph set up was snap and was no hassle at all. I would like this to be used at other conventions. Tickets where given out an hour before. The surplus tickets where then given out once all ticket holders where inside. Best of all no charge for autographs.
I would highly recommend this convention to all fans of the Doctor Who Universe. See you next year!
Pics From Gallifrey One:














Saturday, November 28th, 2009
By Rick A Mortis - Editor in Chief & Elvislover - Writer
Doctor Poo - Head Photographer & Additional photos by Sinx
Creation puts on a great convention. The day was filled with some nice surprises and funny panels. The costume contest was a treat and a good majority of the costumes where well thought out and looked awesome. The vendors room while not packed with several vendors had a nice variety of merchandise being offered. Go Browncoats!
Pics are from Saturday:


Friday, November 6th, 2009
By Rick A Mortis
Awww Haunt….fog, boysenberries, screams, fog, boysenberries, screams…it’s like crack I tell you!
This year I hit up Halloween Haunt twice. I will be giving a point system out of 10 for the mazes and shows.
10 = Pee your pants and get fetal - ok, ok The Jonas Brothers do the same for some of us.
1 = This sucked so bad it was like watching Twilight!
Also to any talent out there and may be reading this. You all rock and any grade I give is only due to talent that I experienced that night. As a monster I know some nights are good and some just plain suck.
So no more stalling away we go boils and ghouls.
PYROMANIAX (Timber Mountain Log Ride) = 4
Same theme from last year about moonshiners and firemen that mutated and there’s a fire and stuff. Talent wasn’t around much when I went through. Kudos to the guy on the harness at the end, you rocked it. I wish there was more time for this to get decked out.
BLACK WIDOW’S CAVERN (The Calico Mine Train) = 4
Same as last years about giant spiders in a mine. And like a broken record I wish they had more time to dress this. Also the second time I went this year the shows finale of the giant spider was broken, which is a shame for anyone.
Alien Annihilation = 3
The maze I hated last year. I will say the maze looked better artistically and the talent was a improvement. Of course a friend in our group got laser tag guns the first time we went, the second time did not. It is still very lame that most monsters will not interact with anyone that is not carrying a laser tag gun. I would like to see a overhaul on this maze still.
The Slaughterhouse = 7
This maze was a huge let down last season, the Slaughterhouse actually stepped it up this year. Uncle Willy’s BBQ, was more twisted this year. The only problem I did have is my second time all the girls where missing in the cages, which was a bit of a let down. Since it ruined the scene of a man selling the girl in the cage for meat. The VIP maze was awesome!
LOCKDOWN: THE ASYLUM = 7
I really wish that they would’ve just called this Lockdown. I think it made a lot of people compared it to the far superior Asylum. Talent was on the ball here. Lots of energy in here. The nurses rocked it well. The only annoyance I had was the song NWO by Ministry was on a loop and it gave me flashbacks of my days in Industrial Evil as a zombie. Read the rest of this entry �
Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009
By Auntie Pan Pan.
I know I know, where the fuck have you been Auntie??? I’VE BEEN FUCKING BUSY!
My Halloween usually starts the middle of September and continues until the last week of November. So I don’t wanna hear any crap about how I have been missing in action for a few months. But I am back now and here to torment you all. The last weekend of September beginning of October was the PAGAN PRIDE FESTIVAL…
Happy pagan pride day to all you tree huggers out there.
The event is every year…At Whittier Narrows. If you get the chance next year, I highly encourage it…I will be there reading…yep yep yep…as well as some fabulous performers and booths where one can get their SHOP on.
One of the performers is Cookie also known as Arie…an wonderful ecclectic mix of between pop etherial. I love her music and this was her first show gig where her new album was released. If you want to know more about Arie/Cookie…her myspace page is:
http://www.myspace.com/deepwater13
There was a slew of gothlings running amuck in the festival…and that was good for me to see.
It was fun times…the weather was nice…the tarot cards didn’t blow away…what more can I ask for?
I give it a 9 out of 10…due to some people got lost trying to find the place…bigger signs next time folks.
See you all at pagan pride next year, right?