Saturday November 6 marked the Third Annual Tucson Comic Con. There were so many highlights, it was like one giant flourescent day. Tucson never had anything like this when I was growing up, which made it especially great to be a part of now. For being a city full of talented, creative people, Tucson is short of events to showcase said talent and creativity. Many, many thanks to Mike and his team for pulling this off so well. (You can see Mike here, on the left with his epic beard.)
Unlike the Hotel California, you can actually leave.
I, too, have domineering stage parents.
My new favorite convention pose.
His favorite pose.
I got YouTubed! Wait for me, I’m at the end. Thanks, Victoria.
Saturday November 6 marked the Third Annual Tucson Comic Con. There were so many highlights, it was like one giant flourescent day. Tucson never had anything like this when I was growing up, which made it especially great to be a part of now. For being a city full of talented, creative people, Tucson is short of events to showcase said talent and creativity. Many, many thanks to Mike and his team for pulling this off so well. (You can see Mike here, on the left with his epic beard.)
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Nerdiest Jedi yet.
Hope you worked it, baby.
nwb
Apparently you haven’t made enough drawings of Ernesto vamping in a bikini.
You’re right. Although, as Falling Rock’s resident Babe of the Month, Pam should be the bathing suit model.