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TODAY'S FEATURE: Allright... I've been getting quite a bit of emails and messages about when I'm going to be publishing more of the 'finds' that Tina and I found at the recent Long Beach Comic Con Expo! Believe it or not, I haven't run out of features to run here about that one day con in my blog! And this 'find'... Well, You've got to see it to believe it! It's kind of cute and kind of risque... not over the top like the Feature from this past Saturday's blog, yet in a similar vein, but lighter in tone. What is it you say? Well, first... Make sure you take a look at the photo of the Pirate, the Turtle, and Me at the top right of this post...Yeah, I said Pirate, Turtle and Me! That's because the two costumed characters above are from: http://www.supapiratebootyhunt.com/ Huh? Well... You gotta take a look at the portal page of their web site to figure it out! Plus there are several of the cartoons already up for your viewing pleasure! I met Daniel the Turtle, (a.k.a. Steven Sievers) at the LBCC Expo, along with Dahveed. Tina kind of surprised them by thinking and saying out loud that the Pirate's Hat looked like a Survivor TV Show Hidden Immunity Idol! Hey! She meant it as a compliment, guys! ;) Here, this is what the cartoon show is all about in their own blurbs: "Supa Pirate Booty Hunt is a new animated show created by Steve Sievers of Level 27 Clothing & Dahveed of Smorgasbordproductions.com. It's sex, drugs and rock 'n roll all on the high seas! Supa Pirate Booty Hunt is a cartoon intended for a hip, young adult audience. It has no nudity but adult humor and implied sexual situations. It is a hip late night show with a style similar to Adult Swim shows such as Venture Brothers and Aqua Teen Hunger Force. The show combines classic slapstick squash and stretch Looney Tunes style animation with great action adventure story arches and hilarious comedy. The show spoofs current events, celebrities and the media while being set in a world of ancient magic and futuristic technology."
Okay, Okay, enuff already! Here's the mention! ;) Anyways, this is a pretty good cartoon show and I think you should give it a look / listen. They also have a Facebook Fan Page that YOU can be interactive with them at: "Supa Pirate Booty Hunt". Oh, and for those that of YOU that would like to attend the NEXT Long Beach Comic Con... check out their Facebook Fan Page by clicking here! My thanks to Steven for reminding me about their works, and to Tina LoSasso who once again took a great photo at the LBCC! AND...My thanks again to all of YOU reading this blog and our archived blog posts, now almost 3,100 in number!! ~ Michael D Hamersky @ ComicBookCollectorsBlog.com
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"From his first film, The Cliffdwellers, which was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Short Subject Film in 1962, to the multi-award winning movie Slingblade, James Hampton’s career as an actor, writer and director spans over 40 years. Along the way, he has been nominated for a Golden Globe for his role as Caretaker in the original version of The Longest Yard and has starred in such memorable films as Teen Wolf, China Syndrome, Hawmps! and Pump Up the Volume. On television, James was the tone-deaf bugler Hannibal Dobbs on the classic ‘60s sitcom F Troop and appeared in hundreds of TV show favorites like The Bob Newhart Show and Gunsmoke. James also worked as a writer/producer/director on Evening Shade and worked as a director on numerous successful sitcoms such as Grace Under Fire."
"Actress Tracy Scoggins might have gotten her start as a gymnast and a supermodel, but she is best known to sci-fi fans the world over as Captain Elizabeth Lochley on TV’s Babylon 5 and its various spinoffs. But Tracy has also appeared on such cult favorites as Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, The A-Team, Dynasty, Nip/Tuck, Highlander and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. She has also employed her athletic abilities to produce and star in motivational workout videos. Whether she’s kicking alien butt in space or kicking your butt through exercise here on Earth, the gorgeous Tracy Scoggins is always a joy to behold."
"Dirk Strangely is an artist in the truest sense. Drawing upon his taste for the bizarre, Dirk creates macabre reveries in many media. Whether painting, writing, creating music or making films, Dirk’s singular vision is indeed disturbingly beautiful. His work has been displayed at conventions, private shows and galleries. He has been published in magazines and newspapers as well."