A few hours prior to one of the most unusual panels of SDCC 2012, our own Morgan Spurlock caught up with 3 rising star members of Marvel’s newest team of super heroes – the All-Winners Squad! Composed of cult characters, this eclectic group petitioned Marvel for the chance to show their value and, oddly enough, had their wishes granted.
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A few weeks ago we announced our unique Comic Con DVD packs with action figures of Stan Lee/Harry Knowles and Morgan Spurlock/Joss Whedon. Today, we’re happy to announce both packs, as well as the regular DVD, are available for online purchase.
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It’s official!

We heard your requests loud and clear, fellow Geeks! How could we NOT have a screening of our movie during the event that started it all?

You’ve asked, and we were able to answer it:
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On Tuesday, we showed you one of our exclusive DVD Packs with Stan Lee and Harry Knowles, and today, we bring yet another DVD Pack, even MORE exclusive – the Whedonator and Mr. Spurlock immortalized together in action figure format!

See below for more detail:
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CNET’s The 404 podcast chats with Morgan Spurlock about Comic Con Episode IV: A Fan’s Hope and his upcoming gallery exhibition on street art.

This podcast is hosted by Jeff Bakalar and Justin Yu. Check them out at CNET!

Our amigos over at NECA had quite a surprise ready for us this morning. Over on their website, they published a special Comic Con Episode IV DVD pack with mini action figures of Stan Lee and Harry Knowles!
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The Half-Life research corporation that is known to compete against the portal-loving Aperture Science in two of the most famous Valve video games has nothing on Mesa, Arizona. Specially now that Mesa, AZ, is getting its own screening of Comic Con Episode IV on May 21st!

Much More Than LDS Church Temples

The uniquely wide city of Mesa, AZ, land of incredible Native American history, will convene at the AMC Mesa Grand 24 for a very unique screening of our documentary. The screening, successfully promoted by the folks of The Nerd Repository in a partnership with Tugg.com, proves the city is much geekier than its Hohokam mounds lead us to believe.

Additionally, the Nerd Rep guys want you to stick around after the show for a special discussion. Sounds promising!!
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This Wednesday, the Discovery city welcomes Comic Con Episode IV with arms wide open (and cool prizes too!) for a special screening at the AMC Lennox Town Center 24 on Kinnear road.

The Indie Art Capital

Columbus was officially declared the Independent Art Capital of the World in 2007 simply because they felt like it. No contest, no judging, no votes. Pure and simple will power. How impressive is that?
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When Arthur A. Denny and his Party claimed land on Alki Point on September 28, 1851, they already had a very specific goal in mind: to receive Comic Con Episode IV in the land of the Duwamish tribe. Since then, people of Seattle worked really hard to cultivate a geeky, pop-culture-loving culture that now culminates with a unique screening of our film.

What’s Geekier Than A Space Needle?

There are few American landmarks as geeky as the Space Needle. The tower, built to host the Century 21 Expo (aka the Seattle World’s Fair), is a symbol of Boeing-fueled space engineering accomplishments and marks a moment in the space race where the biggest nerds determined who’s winning.

Are you ready to honor such tradition?
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As the common stereotype goes, geeks are not very beach-friendly. We’re very comfortable cosplaying, but there’s something about exposing our barely-dressed bodies to the sun that just doesnt seem attractive.

Maybe it’s the lack of wifi access?

Whatever the reason is, there’s no denying that Miami is a tolerant, loving city. What other public beach in the US would tolerate the female monokini, aka topless sunbathing? Only on South Beach’s lax and overall tolerant sands.
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