Marissa Nolan-Layman

Marissa Nolan-Layman

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Marissa is a geeky mom striving to make the world a better place one Star Wars action figure at a time. She makes crafts, primarily of the crocheted variety (sold on Etsy if you are so inclined). You can find her chatting away on Twitter under the name @tishalulle1

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Michonne

Zombies beware! Actress Walking softly; carrying a big…..katana!

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The Walking Dead star to “drop jaws” at

Emerald City Comicon 2013 !

 

Michonne

Seattle, WA – Beautiful and multi-talented actress Danai Gurira (“Michonne” from The Walking Dead) is the twelfth special celebrity guest announced for the upcoming Emerald City Comicon taking place on March 1st – 3rd, 2013 at the Washington State Convention Center. She will be appearing all three days!

 

Danai Gurira is best known as the mysterious and deadly “Michonne” on AMC’s The Walking Dead, who has quickly become a viewer favorite during the show’s third season. Her character is a force to be reckoned with, not only sporting a dangerous katana but also also having two zombies, whom she has removed the jaws from, shackled in tow with her.

 

Other television credits include Law and Order: Criminal Intent, Lie to Me, HBO’s Treme and the US version of the hit series Life On Mars.

 

Gurira was critically praised for her co-starring role as “Zainab” in the 2007 Oscar-nominated film The Visitor, about a lonely middle-aged man forced to deal with the issues of immigration and cross-culture communication in post-9/11 New York City. The film nabbed her the award for Best Supporting Actress from the Method Fest Film Festival.

 

Gurira’s also appeared as “Jeanne-Baptiste” Wes Craven’s horror flick My Soul to Take, the Ricky Gervais comedy Ghost Town and in the independent film Restless City.

 

Gurira is also an accomplished playwright, having received multiple honors, including an Obie and the Helen Hayes Award, for her play In the Continuum, which dealt with two black women living with HIV. Other plays she penned include the Sierra Leone and Liberia civil war drama Eclipsed and the 19th Century period piece The Convert, about a woman who turns to Catholicism to escape an arranged marriage. She made her Broadway debut in the August Wilson play Joe Turner’s Come and Gone.

 

Joining Gurira at ECCC 2013 will be  previously announced guests  Sir Patrick Stewart (“Captain Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek The Next Generation, “Dr. Charles Xavier” from the X-Men films), Billy Dee Williams (“Lando Calrissian” from The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi), Walter Koenig (“Chekov” from classic Star Trek), Natalia Tena (Harry Potter, Game of Thrones), Paul McGillion (Stargate Atlantis), Michael Shanks (Saving Hope, Stargate SG-1), Kristin Bauer (“Pam” from HBO’s True Blood), Gillian Anderson (“Agent Scully” from The X-Files), Chandler Riggs (“Carl Grimes” on AMC’s The Walking Dead), Adam West (TV’s classic Batman) and Dirk Benedict (“Faceman” from The A-Team, “Starbuck” from Battlestar Galactica). More fantastic celebrity guests yet to be announced!

 

Tickets for Emerald City Comicon 2013 are ON SALE NOW by visiting www.emeraldcitycomicon.com or any number of local comic book stores, also listed on the website!

 

ECCC 2013 will feature its most expansive variety of film/television stars, voice actors, comic guests, vendors, merchandise, gaming, contests, artists, speakers and pop culture yet!

 

With record-breaking attendance of over 53,000 attendees in 2012, Emerald City Comicon has established itself as one of North America’s largest and most respected shows of its kind anywhere in the world and has become the premier event of its kind in the Northwest. Founded in 2003 by Seattle-area entrepreneur and Geekwire’s “Geek of the Year” Award winner Jim Demonakos, ECCC has become highly regarded in both national and international circles as one of the most fan and family-friendly shows in existence.

 

Look for regular press releases containing all of the latest news leading up to the show in March 2013. For more information, please visit ECCC’s website at www.emeraldcitycomicon.com

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Natalia Tena (aka TONKS!) will be at ECCC

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Seattle, WA –  Captivating young British actress Natalia Tena (“Nymphadora Tonks” from the Harry Potter films, ”Osha” from  HBO’s Game of Thrones) is the fourth special celebrity guest announced for the upcoming Emerald City Comicon taking place on March 1st – 3rd, 2013 at the Washington State Convention Center. She will be appearing all three days and for the first time ever in Washington State!

 

Tena is perhaps best known to fans as the mysterious “Tonks” in the Harry Potter films Order of the Phoenix, Half-Blood Prince and Death Hallows Part 1 & 2. She can currently be seen on the hit HBO series Game of Thrones playing the wildling “Osha.” She was first introduced to film audiences as the grunge girl “Ellie” in Hugh Grant’s 2002 comedy drama About A Boy. She most recently appeared in this year’s Bel Ami, starring Robert Pattinson and Uma Thurman.

 

Born in the UK to Spanish parents, Tena also made a name for herself on the London stage in such prominent roles as “Fewers” in Night at the Circus and”Desdemona” in Othello.

 

Tena claims that her audition for Harry Potter was a spur-of-the-moment decision. After accidentally tripping over a table and chair upon arrival, she gave producers the impression that she was naturally clumsy (a strong character trait of “Tonks”).

 

Joining Tena at ECCC 2013 will be  previously announced guests  Sir Patrick Stewart (“Captain Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek The Next Generation, “Dr. Charles Xavier” from the X-Men films), Billy Dee Williams (“Lando Calrissian” from The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi) and Walter Koenig (“Chekov” from classic Star Trek). There will be over a dozen fantastic celebrity guests in all!

 

Tickets for Emerald City Comicon 2013 are ON SALE NOW by visiting www.emeraldcitycomicon.com or any number of local comic book stores, also listed on the website!

 

ECCC 2013 will feature its most expansive variety of film/television stars, voice actors, comic guests, vendors, merchandise, gaming, contests, artists, speakers and pop culture yet!

 

With record-breaking attendance of over 53,000 attendees in 2012, Emerald City Comicon has established itself as one of North America’s largest and most respected shows of its kind anywhere in the world and has become the premier event of its kind in the Northwest. Founded by Seattle-area entrepreneur and Geekwire’s “Geek of the Year” Award winner Jim Demonakos in 2003, ECCC has become highly regarded in both national and international circles as one of the most fan and family-friendly shows in existence.

 

Look for regular press releases containing all of the latest news leading up to the show in March 2013. For more information, please visit ECCC’s website at www.emeraldcitycomicon.com

 

 

Natalia Tena

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ARCHAIA ALERT!! Free Comic Book Day Events

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This weekend, several Archaia writers, artists, and editors will be appearing in celebration of Free Comic Book Day and other events, such as the Toronto Comic Arts Festival and The Super Wildpig Show. In addition, I’m Not a Plastic Bag writer and artist Rachel Hope Allison will be appearing at a High School Fair at Barnes & Noble Park Slope in Brooklyn, NY on Sunday.

Archaia is making history by releasing the very first Free Comic Book Day hardcover book: Mouse Guard, Labyrinth, and Other Stories, an anthology of six, all-ages-friendly, short stories. Creators marked with an asterisk (*) below are contributors to this book.

CALIFORNIA
*Adrianne Ambrose (co-writer, Jim Henson’s Labyrinth)
*Ted Naifeh (co-writer, Jim Henson’s Labyrinth)
11am – 3pm
Isotope Comics
326 Fell St.
San Francisco, CA 94102
(415) 621-6543

Tim Beedle (editor, The Dark Crystal: Creation MythsFraggle Rock, Mouse Guard, Labyrinth, and Other Stories; writer, Fraggle Rock)
Mike Kennedy (writer, Bleedout)
Heather Nuhfer (writer, Fraggle Rock)
11am – 2pm
Meltdown Comics
7522 Sunset Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA
(323) 851-7223

Josh Fialkov (writer, Tumor)
*Jim McCann (writer, The Dapper Men)
12 – 3pm
Collector’s Paradise (Valley location)
7131 Winnetka Ave.
Winnetka, CA 91306
(818) 999-9455

Alex Sheikman (writer/artist, Robotika; artist, The Dark Crystal: Creation Myths Vol. 1)
2 – 5pm
Red Sky Comics
617 West Main Street
Merced, CA 95340
(209) 726-0667

Jeff Stokely (artist, Fraggle Rock)
11am – 4pm
The Comic Bug
1807 Manhattan Beach Blvd.
Manhattan Beach, CA 90266
(310) 372-6704

COLORADO
*Nate Cosby (writer, Cow Boy ; writer/editor, Jim Henson’s The Storyteller)
11am – 3pm
Mile High Comics
98 Wadsworth Blvd.
Lakewood, CO 80226
(303) 238-8125

FLORIDA
Jason Becker (writer, Killing Pickman)
11am – 6pm
Universe of Superheroes
2724 Park St.
Jacksonville, FL 32205
(904) 389-3312

ILLINOIS
Andrew Rostan (writer, An Elegy for Amelia Johnson)
11am – 3pm
First Aid Comics
1617 E. 55th St.
Chicago, IL 60615
(773) 752-6642

Brandon Thomas (writer, The Many Adventures of Miranda Mercury)
12 – 2pm
G-Mart Comic Book Store
2641 North Kedzie Ave.
Chicago, IL 60647
(773) 384-0400

IOWA
Phil Hester (writer, Days Missing and Days Missing: Kestus; artist, Immortals: Gods and Heroes)
10am – 2pm
Daydreams Comics
21 South Dubuque Street
Iowa City, IA 52240
(319) 354-6632

MARYLAND
David Rodriguez (writer, Starkweather: Immortal)
10am – 5pm
Third Eye Comics
2027-A West St.
Annapolis, MD 21401
(410) 897-0322

MASSACHUSETTS
*David Petersen (writer/artist, Mouse Guard)
9:30am – 12:30pm
Larry’s Comics
66 Lakeview Ave.
Lowell, MA 01850
(978) 459-5323

MICHIGAN
*Jeremy Bastian (writer/artist, Cursed Pirate Girl)
12 – 3pm
Comic City
42727 Ford Rd.
Canton Corners S/C
Canton, MI 48187
(734) 981-3561

NEW HAMPSHIRE
*David Petersen (writer/artist, Mouse Guard)
2:30 – 4pm
JetPack Comics
37 N. Main Street
Rochester, NH 03867
(603) 330-9636

NEW JERSEY
Chandra Free (writer/artist, The God MachineFraggle Rock Vol. 2: Tails and Tales)
Andrew Gaska (writer, Conspiracy of the Planet of the ApesCritical Millennium: The Dark Frontier)
May 5: 10am – 6pm
May 6: 10am – 5pm
The Super Wildpig Show
Embassy Suites Piscataway-Somerset
121 Centennial Ave.
Piscataway, NJ 08854

NEW YORK
Rachel Hope Allison (writer/artist, I’m Not a Plastic Bag)
May 6: 2pm – ?
Barnes & Noble (Park Slope)
267 7th Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11215
(718) 832-9066

NORTH CAROLINA
*Janet K. Lee (artist, The Dapper Men)
10am – 4pm
Ultimate Comics
1322 N. Fordham Blvd.
Chapel Hill, NC 27514
(919) 960-8107

OREGON
Jeremy Shepherd (co-writer/colorist, The Engineer: Konstrukt)
11am – 2pm
Cosmic Monkey Comics
5335 NE Sandy Blvd.
Portland, OR 97213
(503) 517-9050

PENNSYLVANIA
Jon Rea (artist, Killing Pickman)
12 – 2:30pm
Wade’s Comic Madness
8750 New Falls Road
Levittown, PA 19054
(215) 946-9381

SOUTH CAROLINA
*Cory Godbey (artist, Jim Henson’s Labyrinth)
12:30 – 2pm
Richard’s Comics and Collectables
1214A Laurens Road
Greenville, SC 29607
(864) 271-1104

*Cory Godbey (artist, Jim Henson’s Labyrinth)
2:30 – 4pm
Borderlands Comics and Games
1434 Laurens Road
Greenville, SC 29607
(864) 235-3488

TENNESSEE
Michael Lapinski (artist, Feeding Ground)
10am – 2pm
Rick’s Comic City
2710 Old Lebanon Road, #3
Nashville, TN 37214
(615) 883-7890

TEXAS
David Marquez (artist, SyndromeDays Missing: Kestus)
Yehudi Mercado (writer/artist, Pantalones, TX)
12 – 4pm
Austin Books & Comics
5002 North Lamar Blvd.
Austin, TX 78751
(512) 454-4197

TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA
Josh Tierney (writer, Spera) – Table 259
Kyla Vanderklugt (artist, Spera) – Table 259
Hwei (artist, Spera) – Table 259
Emily Carroll (artist, Spera) – Table 105
Jordyn Bochon (artist, Spera) – Table 206
Luke Pearson (artist, Spera) – Table 246
Noel Tuazon (artist, Tumor) – Table 152
May 5: 9am – 5pm
May 6: 11am – 5pm
Toronto Comics Arts Festival (TCAF)
789 Yonge Street
Toronto, ON M4W 2G8

WASHINGTON
*Royden Lepp (writer/artist, Rust)
10am – 12pm
Zanadu Comics
1923 Third Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101
(206) 443-1316

*Royden Lepp (writer/artist, Rust)
1pm – ?
The Comic Stop
3333 184th St. SW, Suite G
Lynnwood, WA 98037
(425) 744-2767

Happy Free Comic Book Day!

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Review: The Girl Who Was On Fire Movie Edition

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One of my favorite things about having geek friends is the fact that we can all sit together and dissect a book, TV show, movie, etc.  That is why I was so interested in reading The Girl Who Was On Fire, a collection of essays written by YA authors dissecting “The Hunger Games” trilogy.

By far my favorite essay is “Team Katniss” by Jennifer Lynn Barnes because it hits on a topic that I have been known to rant about a bit on twitter, the whole Peeta vs. Gale debate. I am firmly with Ms. Barnes on Team Katniss. She is not defined by the boy she chooses, and it is a bit insulting for people to think so lowly of her.

The rest of the essays cover topics ranging from the science of the books to how closely our current Reality TV programming comes to that in “The Hunger Games” trilogy. In “Panem et Circenses,” Carrie Ryan discuss just how thin the line is and just how easily it can be manipulated to get the desired results. As someone who has been unemployed sitting at home watching Reality TV all day for months this really hit home for me.

So all-in-all, if you enjoy a good dissection and have read “The Hunger Games” trilogy, I highly recommend that you pick up – the completely unauthorized – The Girl Who Was On Fire.

 

The Girl Who Was On Fire

**The Girl Who Was on Fire – Movie Edition is an anthology of YA
authors, including NYT bestsellers Carrie Ryan and Jackson Pearce and
It’s Kind of a Funny Story novelist Ned Vizzini, writing about the
Hunger Games trilogy. You can see the full line-up and more at**

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Dark Horse To Publish The Art of Portal 2

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APRIL 2, SEATTLE, WA– Straight from Dark Horse Comics’ video-game panel at Emerald City Comicon, Dark Horse announced the brand-new art book for Valve’s Portal 2!

The Guardian said it was “an astonishing experience.” GameSpy called it “a near-perfect example of what can happen when all of the elements of modern game design are combined to create a beautifully cohesive whole.”

Now, Valve and Dark Horse pull back the curtain to give you a backstage tour of one of the most innovative video games of the decade! The Art of Portal 2 walks you through the visual evolution of the award-winning game, from concept to completion, with never-before-seen concept art and insights from the writers and artists behind the Portal series.

The sequel to 2007’s Game of the Year, Portal 2 is a hilariously mind-bending adventure that challenges you to use wits over weaponry in a fun house of diabolical science. More than four million copies of the Portal 2 game have sold worldwide.

The Art of Portal 2 offers incredible visuals of the Aperture Science facility and the creation of Chell and the rest of the cast, and features 184 pages of mostly never-before-seen art and a look into the design process of the legendary game studio.

Praise for Portal 2:

Portal 2 is a novel, unforgettable experience.”—IGN.com

The Art of Portal 2 is on sale October 31, 2012!

For additional information, check out Kotaku!

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DARK HORSE PRESENTS: “RADIO GA GA”!

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 Press Release

 

MARCH 28, MILWAUKIE, OR—“Radio Ga Ga” is the newest and zaniest story to come to the pages of the Dark Horse Presents anthology.

Written by Chad Lambert and drawn by Apriyadi Kusbiantoro, “Radio Ga Ga” is the story of a young man with a dream who gets mistaken for an assassin. People think radio personalities are crazy, but sometimes it’s the listeners who are truly flippin’ nuts. Especially when they can get you arrested by the Secret Service.

“Writers are supposed to write what they know, and no one knows how to fail at broadcasting more than me. I never realized my pain was so funny to others,” said Chad.

“I’ve been sitting on these radio stories for fifteen years, but I was always kind of embarrassed to share them. Then one day, out of the blue, my wife informed me that these tales would make fascinating comic-book stories. So, if you like ‘Radio Ga Ga,’ blame her.”

“Chad’s self-deprecating sense of humor makes his pain and suffering fun to draw. I’m proud to have this story be my debut at Dark Horse,” stated Apriyadi.

Check out “Radio Ga Ga” in Dark Horse Presents #14, on stands July 18!

 

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Effie and Katniss on Reaping Day

The Hunger Games Movie Review

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I have read The Hunger Games a few times now (4 times before seeing the movie and then once so far since I saw it on Saturday). That’s just how I do it when I enjoy a story. And this is one story that I truly enjoy for a lot of reasons. The main one being that we could easily end up in the world depicted. We really aren’t that far from it.

I am also a person who doesn’t get all freaked out when a book I love is adapted into a movie. Not since Interview with a Vampire when I was in middle school. So I am completely capable of going into a movie adaptation and accepting it for the separate, but related medium that it is. This doesn’t change the fact that I will compare it to the source material.

Thar be Spoilers Ahead

With that said here are my thoughts on what they did right and what I would like to have seen done differently.

Jennifer Lawrence was perfection as Katniss Everdeen.  The interactions with her mother were so well done you could feel the tension in the theater. The shots of the coal miners were beautiful, but I wish they would have done more to really show how desperate life in District 12 is.  I would have liked to have the division between classes within the district shown better. We don’t know from the movie that Peeta is “Merchant Class” while Katniss is from the Seam, and that there is a difference.

While I truly did enjoy the Gamemaker shots and Seneca Crane, I would have liked maybe one or two less of those shots in favor of the bread from District 11 and the conversation between Rue and Katniss showing the difference between the districts and highlighting the fact that they are so cut off from one another. I love love loved the scene with Seneca and the bowl of Nightlock!  One thing I did like quite a lot was the addition of the President Snow scenes.  I always tend to see Donald Southerland as a kindly, jolly figure in films and was worried that he would not be able to bring across the terrifyingly menacing quality inherent in President Snow.   He does it so well and I cannot wait for a few scenes in Catching Fire between him and Katniss.

President Snow "congratulates" Katniss on Her Win

 

 

 

 

 

I have to say my absolute favorite addition to the movie was utilizing Caesar Flickerman in the place of Katniss’ internal dialog in some places, like the description of the Tracker Jackers. It was perfect and meant more Stanley Tucci on the screen! He was exactly as I pictured Caesar while reading the books and I could not be happier. At first I was a little iffy when I heard that Woody Harrelson was playing Haymitch, but I was WRONG WRONG WRONG.  He was so stinking good! I didn’t even care that he wasn’t as fat as I had pictured. And Elizabeth Banks was per-fec-tion as Effie. I loved her nails, her wig, her SHOES, all of it. Her comment about “That is MAHOGANY” had me rolling in the aisles.

Effie and Katniss on Reaping Day

One thing that I couldn’t stomach and I have heard a lot of people complain about it is the shaky cameras and the super-fast blurry panning in some scenes. I have a hard time seeing movies in the theaters because of my vision. I have to take my glasses off to be able to clearly see the screen because of its size and distance – yes, I am VERY much a Sheldon in a movie theater I have MY spot – so it takes my eyes a few minutes to adjust and the shaking cameras made that so much more difficult.

All-in-all I am very happy with the movie, will buy it on BluRay and will be in line on opening day for the other 2 movies. They stayed true to the story, made some excellent changes and kept in (for the most part) the bits I felt were the most important. I cried when Katniss volunteered, was a blubbering mess when Rue died. I was able to hold it in until Katniss put the flowers in her hand but then I lost it. Just like when I read the book.  No amount of knowing what is coming changes that. You care about these characters and the actors they have playing them made it even more so.

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Seth Shostak.

World Premiere of NASA’S UNEXPLAINED FILES

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ARE WE ALONE? CONCLUDES WITH THE WORLD PREMIERE OF NASA’S UNEXPLAINED FILES

ON SCIENCE

–The World Premiere of NASA’S UNEXPLAINED FILES Premieres on

Tuesday, March 27 at 10 PM ET/PT–

 

NASA’S UNEXPLAINED FILES gives viewers first-hand accounts of mysterious sightings witnessed by NASA astronauts and gives viewers access to the original footage that captured the attention of scientists. The question remains: is the captured footage that of extraterrestrial life or is it simply a flop in the camera? NASA’S UNEXPLAINED FILES is a part of SCIENCE’sAre We Alone? initiative happening the entire month of March.

 

Seth Shostak.

Episode Descriptions:

 

NASA’S UNEXPLAINED FILES premieres Tuesday, March 27 at 10 PM (ET/PT)

Countless mysterious objects have been caught by NASA’s cameras.  In this special, we’ll reveal NASA’s top ten unexplained encounters using original footage and groundbreaking interviews with astronauts and scientists.  Can these phenomena be explained away through science and detective work?  Or have NASA’s cameras potentially captured the first traces of extraterrestrial life?

 

Alan Bean

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Khal Drogo

Jason Momoa announced as Guest at Emerald City Comicon!

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Khal Drogo

 

Seattle, WA –  Honolulu-born actor Jason Momoa (the title role in the recent Conan the Barbarian, HBO’s Game of Thrones, Stargate: Atlantis, Baywatch) is the latest special guest announced for the upcoming Emerald City Comicon  on March 30th, 31st, and April 1st, 2012 at the Washington State Convention Center. He will be appearing Friday only.

 

Jason Momoa is poised to be one of Hollywood’s next leading male action stars. Perhaps best known for his role as the warlord ‘“Khal Drogo” in the critically acclaimed HBO series Game of Thrones, based on the popular book series “A Song of Ice and Fire,” by George R.R. Martin, Jason recently took on the iconic role of “Conan” in the Millennium/Nu Image franchise reboot of Conan The Barbarian, directed by Marcus Nispel.  Having also established a large fan base from his portrayal of “Ronan Dex” on the SyFy series Stargate: Atlantis, Momoa’s imposing presence and commanding talent has proven to be a hit with fans and critics alike of the genre.  He was also a series regular on both Baywatch and North Shore.

 

Momoa is currently in production on Road To Paloma, a road tale which he has written and is set to direct and also star. He was honored with a Rising Star of 2011 Award by the National Association of Theatre Owners at this year’s CinemaCon (formerly ShoWest) in Las Vegas. He is married to actress Lisa Bonet (The Cosby Show) and they have three children together.

 

Momoa joins previously announced media guests George Takei (“Sulu” from Star Trek), Lea Thompson (Back to the Future, Red Dawn, Caroline in the City), Edward James Olmos (Blade Runner, Miami VIce, Battlestar Galactica), James and Oliver Phelps (“Weasley Twins” from the Harry Potter films), Adam Baldwin (“Col. John Casey” on Chuck, Firefly, Stanley Kubrick’s Full Metal Jacket), Summer Glau (The Sarah Connor Chronicles, Firefly), Jon Bernthal (“Shane” on The Walking Dead), Laurie Holden (“Andrea” on The Walking Dead, The Shield), Eddie McLintock (Warehouse 13, Bones), Christopher Judge (Stargate SG-1, the upcoming The Dark Knight Rises), Julie Caitlin Brown (Babylon 5, JAG) and Wil Wheaton (Star Trek The Next Generation, Stand By Me).

 

With record-breaking attendance of over 32,000 fans in 2011, one of Seattle’s favorite weekends has quickly become both nationally and internationally known as a destination point for fans to get up close with comics along with their creators, writers and artists, as well as film and television stars of sci-fi and pop culture, hundreds of exhibitors, games, contests, and beyond!
Look for weekly press releases containing all of the latest news leading up to the show in March 2012. For more information, please visit ECCC’s website at www.emeraldcitycomicon.com

 

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New Animated Comedy Web Series ‘Girl and Boy’ Has Farts and Smarts!

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HOLLYWOOD, CA – Available NOW!

 

When farts meet smarts, it’s high brow potty humor, for the low brow comedy lover.

 

Created by award winning indie film and animation director, Barry W. Levy (Spook, The Ex-Convict’s Guide To Surviving House Arrest, Division Denim) and new media producer, Helenna Santos Levy (The Day Player, Songs From…, Helenna’s Tinseltown Tuesdays) comes the animated series Girl and Boy which takes a hilarious poke at what’s going on around us.

 

Whether it’s celebrity, conspiracy, the economy, makeovers, or the origin of the word ‘sh*tter’, Girl and Boy, (the famous icons from the bathroom door), get right down to the nitty gritty.  If there’s something juicy going on, they’ll be shooting the sh*t about it.  Plus, they always have a special guest drop by at the end of the show to say hello, and let one fly.

 

The South Park style animation is deftly provided by Tai Keattivanichvily, who helped Levy mastermind the award winning animated short Division Denim and The Hollywood Adventures of Freedom the Polar Bear, now in development as a kids TV series.

 

Helenna, whose acting credits include American Reunion and Black Box TV, voices the character of Girl; and Barry who has been seen in Hawaii 5-0, Flight 93, and The X-Files, voices Boy.  They are joined by Kristen Nedopak (Skyrim: To Lydia With Love, Think Hero TV) as the announcer for the series’ sponsor, ‘Johnny’s Condoms’ (It’s Johnny’s for Your Johnson!), and Brian Rodda (Learn It In An Hour, Songs From…) playing ‘Mr. Broadway’.

 

Other animated celebrities who stop by include Rupert Murdoch, No Smoking, Paris Hilton, Men at Work, and the occasional star from the web.

 

All nine episodes of Season One will be available March 15th at:  http://www.girlandboy.tv/

 

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Girl and Boy launches all nine Season One episodes on March 15th at http://www.girlandboy.tv

 

About Girl and Boy:  “Girl and Boy” stars Helenna Santos Levy as Girl (American Reunion, Black Box TV), Barry W. Levy (Hawaii 5-0, Flight 93, The X-Files) as Boy.  It is written and directed by Barry W. Levy, and animated by Tai Keattivanichvily

 

Follow the series on Twitterhttp://www.twitter.com/girlandboytv

#fartsandsmarts

Like them on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/girlandboytv

The web:  http://www.girlandboy.tv/

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