Exuding Geekiness since 1984

I had been debating all day long in deciding whether or not I wanted to post this. And although many of you are aware of the news by now, I really don't want to become one of those gossip news blogger sites where, I just hash out news left and right from "un-reputable" sources and call it a day. I've worked really hard (even though, my blog might not reach the level of notoriety that I hoped for, but to whom ever it does reach) to not be one of those sites. So, I will tread with a word of caution, that despite me giving you guys the following information from another  site, this by no means says that I agree or even condone (whether true or not their information is), but I will give you what I think, simple as that. And I sound like I'm rambling because I probably am. A couple of days ago, it was reported through The Hollywood Reporter , that sources (who of course, like always wish to remain 'anonymous') that beloved legend Stan Lee was being abused a...

Hello kiddies!!  As promised I'm back from this year's Comikaze Expo. at the L.A. Covention Center. So, without further delays, here is my review of this year's excellent adventure! 1') Overall Organization- it was well organized, despite being held at a massive place like the L.A. Convention Center. The guide of events and map of the venue was helpful (although, the map was a bit small, that it was hard to read). What made it extremely helpful was that there were signs posted all over the place to guide you and let you make a determination of where you needed to go or be. Parking, despite being $30 fee, it was secure and worth the cost instead of trying to leave your car parked in public places, but risk being vandalized or ticketed.  2.) Staff & Vendors- The staff working this year was enthusiastic, helpful and overall welcoming. If you had any questions they were ready and willing to help. Staff was able to be identified easily by their bright...