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Ok, so here's some pics from comic-con, which was absolutely awesome. I am definitely planning on going back next year, although I will not be staying at the same crap hotel out in the middle of nowhere. I think that Lyndsey and I are going to make comics and t-shirts and be exhibitors next year though. I met some really awesome people, such as Chris Sanders, Louie Del Carmen, Doug TenNapel, and David Colman. I went to panel discussions on pitching an animated series, Kung Fu movies, and on Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends. I saw lots of storm troopers, including Elvis. Spiderman was seen texting and making important calls. I think everyone needs to go to comic-con at least once in their life if they are interested in anything related to comics, film, animation, video games, toys, etc. It's grrrrrrrreat!

Comic-con

I am so excited right now. I am completely exhausted from working three double shifts in a row, but it's all for a good cause. I am going to Comic-con. It might change my life. I really think that in the future, post-Comic-con, I will have to refer to all my life experiences on a scale of 1-10, 1 being lame and 10 being COMIC-CON!! The best part about it is its a two fold experience, I am going to try and get some folks to see my portfolio and do some networking, AND I get to laugh at the people in costumes. Oh snap, there's a third part. I get to check out cool art and film stuff and maybe buy some more books. Oh man.... I am not sure if my heart will hold out for the entire time. The masquerade show with all the extreme hardcore fans? PLEASE. I am going to have to wear adult diapers. I need to go to bed now, but trust me, I will be dreaming of one of two things; a) Comic-con b) That I am on a capsizing boat looking for the emergency escape hatch and people are asking me for tabasco.