The Longbox: Baltimore Comic-con, Day Two

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Yup, It’s here.

After a small delay in publishing, I’m here with a bit more of a round up of the Con’s events.

Lets hope that this time everything goes well and I’m not still sorting this out 12 hours from now!

The LongBox: Baltimore Comic-con: Day Two, delayed.

Hey guys,

Due to a technical issue or two I’m not going to be able to post my day two post until I get home from Baltimore.

The LongBox: Baltimore Comic-con: Day One.

It was the Darkest of times…

The heavens have opened once more and the rain sleets down, covering the city of baltimore in it’s moist grip, varying from the most light pitter patter to the sheeting down pour and the GeekEteer’s roving Hero Ben, is braving the most disgusting of weather in order to bring you a report from day one of Baltimore Comic-con.

Is he prepared for what awaits him? Read on and see.

The LongBox: Baltimore Comic-con: Prologue

Location: Baltimore, Maryland

Time: 11:46pm

Our Roving Hero, BobTGoldfish Sits in a Hotel room, With only his wits, and Con-savvy to protect him, as tomorrow Baltimore Comic-con begins.

Tonight, Ben talks about what it is that makes this con So special to him, and why you should go if you can too.

Interview with the writer\director of “Purgatory Comics”

It does not happen every day at GeekEteers, that we get to offer you an exclusive interview. Well, today is not like every day. I had the pleasure to talk to independent film-maker Ralph Suarez, who wrote and directed “Purgatory Comics”, a movie that features a comicbook store, the appropriate amount of geeks, life changing questions and – of course – a porn star.

The LongBox: Fringe Pilot

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Our Wandering Hero returns!!

This time he Tackles the Pilot to FOX’s New Cult hit “Fringe” in his own unique style.

And he also extends his purview somewhat.

Lets hope he sticks around this time.

Krypton may be lost…

…but the house in which Jerry Siegel dreamed up a bulletproof man, who was the first of a new kind of fictional heroes is still standing – barely. The creation of Superman was the birth of a new genre, which continues to amaze people to this very day. Even cynical people, even people who hate comics have to agree on one thing: When it comes down to the question, who the most widely known fictional characters in the history of story telling are, polls would list the man of steel in the top ten along with names like Sherlock Holmes, Hamlet, Dracula, Faust, Don Quichote and most definitely a few of his super powered and/or costumed relatives.
One would think that the very house in which Siegel created this national and cultural treasure would be preserved and kept in good condition by it’s community. Sadly though, things are not that simple. The house is in a disastrous condition.

Mr. Henry goes to Fan Expo

Today we present you the first video of our man in Canada. Ely Henry was at the glorious Fan Expo in Toronto and lived through almost every dream a geek and every nightmare a young correspondent could have simultaneously. Click play and enjoy!