New to Comics? New Comics for You! 4/29/09

Comic books, graphic novels. They’re all the rage! Have you read one recently? There’s lots of stuff out there. Why not check out some of these new items that are getting released tomorrow?
Since I don’t live in the future, I can’t guarantee the quality of the below items, but based on word-of-mouth, early reviews, buzz [...]

WalkMS aftermath

I’m still collecting pictures and recovering from the record heat we braved for WalkMS, but one of our team members actor Zena Leigh has posted on her blog about the day with plenty of pictures.
More soon!

New graphic comic book novels work a look – 4/22/09

Never read a graphic novel before? Haven’t read a comic book in years?
Here’s some brand new stuff coming out this Wednesday that is worth a look-see. You should be able to pick these up cold without having read anything else. See if something doesn’t grab your fancy. If so, follow the publisher links and you should [...]

WalkMS ‘09 is nigh

Thank you so much for all of you who have donated! This year in particular, every dollar is precious to everyone. It takes a lot of courage to part with your hard-earned money no matter how worthwhile the cause. Thank you also to those who joined our team or are also walking with another team. [...]

Improv Trilogy: Me & the Magic Meathands this Thursday & Saturday and next Thursday

3 Chances to Get Lotsa Laughs! Collect ‘em all!
Corey Blake is a featured player in the next two Thursday night performances of the Magic Meathands at The Spot Café & Lounge! Thursday, April 9 & 16, 8:00 PM, $5.00.
Also, Corey joins the Magic Meathands as they crash another Student Medley showcase, also at The Spot Café & [...]

Why Chornobyl?

On April 26, 1986, the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant had a little oopsie.
Four hundred times the radioactivity that was dropped on Hiroshima exploded less than 2 miles south of Pripyat, a city of 50,000 people. So, imagine Biloxi, Mississippi. Or Ames, Iowa. Or Sheboygan, Wisconsin*. 36 hours later, the city was evacuated. So was Chernobyl, [...]