HOLE IN THE HEAD COMICS INC
PRESENTS :
THE RETURN OF THE
TRI COUNTY COMIC CON
we are happy to announce that
JANI CON has moved their
show to a one time combined show with ours
We are now a combo comicbook and anime show this year only!
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Featuring at the 3 day show
in Orlando
LORI ALAN
Lori Alan originated the part of Mae in the award-winning hit musical "Reefer Madness" at the Hudson Theatre in Los Angeles. Her film credits include Boys on the Side (1995), Father of the Bride Part II (1995), The Fluffer (2001) and Comic Book: The Movie (2004) (V), co-starring Mark Hamill. Catherine LaBelle Parks is an American actress who has starred in movies and on television. She is perhaps best known for her role in the 1982 horror movie Friday the 13th Part 3 as Vera Sanchez and in the 1989 comedy Weekend at Bernie's. Parks was born Catherine LaBelle in Tampa, Florida. She was a runner-up in the 1977 Miss America Pageant. She has starred on television shows, her first being Behind the Screen, and she later starred in the short-lived CBS series Zorro and Son in 1983. Parks has made guest appearances on TV shows such as The Love Boat, Three's Company, Mike Hammer, Street Hawk, Tales from the Darkside, Hunter, and Empty Nest. In 2005, Parks left Hollywood and now resides in Tampa. She remains an actor and continues to pursue various movie and television projects as a writer, producer and actor. After graduating with a degree in Broadcasting from Hofstra University, Jeff began his career in New York in the mid-1970s. His puppeteering work can be seen in "The Muppets Take Manhattan" and "The Muppets at Walt Disney World." At EPCOT, Jeff played "The Dreamfinder," manipulating "Figment," the little dragon star of "Journey into Imagination. He also voiced and manipulated the "Spider" mascot for Scholastic Publishers' video series of "Math Place Programs" for first and second grades. His vocal talents have been heard in commercials, industrials, TV shows, audiobooks and theme parks as everything from a termite to a cartoon super hero. One of his personal favorites was voicing "The Joker" for Six Flags Amusement Parks. Recently, Jeff had the pleasure of adding over a dozen voices to his audio repertoire when he performed the audio book versions of Glenda C. Finkelstein's sci-fi novels, "The Edge of the Universe", and "Nemesis Rising". Now he can also add the voices to the audiobooks "Cheese Runners" and "Cheese Rustlers", both written by Chris Jackson. Check them both out on the Links page. Another special project Jeff participated in is Sounds Abound© On All Hallow's Eve, a spellbinding aural feast created with his partners at JMJ Entertainment, Jeff Evans and Mark Priest. In addition to performing on stage in such plays as "Breaking Legs" with Frank Gorshin (TV's "Riddler"), Jeff's work has graced several popular themed attractions in Orlando, Florida, including Walt Disney World, Sleuths Mystery Dinner Theatre (as everything from a detective to a maid to a stuttering florist), and Arabian Nights (as the Genie). Jeff's on-screen work includes, "Police Academy V", "Matinee", "Wiseguy", "Superboy", "Swamp Thing", the Showtime movie, "Trade Off", the Mickey Rooney film, "Michael Kael vs. The World News Company", and the new HBO film, "Recount" starring Kevin Spacey and Laura Dern. George Lowe (born November 10, 1958 in Dunedin, Florida) is an American voice actor. He is best known for his role as the voice of Space Ghost on the Cartoon Network talk show Space Ghost Coast to Coast, and subsequently Cartoon Planet, a role which he played for over 90 episodes which spanned ten years, before the series ended in 2004.[1] He continues the role on Perfect Hair Forever. His other major voice roles include Father (also known as Brak's Dad) on The Brak Show. bites-ography In addition to his busy schedule of personal appearances at upcoming conventions and signings (contact emily@tribooking.com) ... Gregg Berger continues to combine his on camera and stage work with his consistently busy voice over career. In January of 2001, Animation Magazine named Gregg as one of their “Top 15 Voice Actors of the New Generation.” Current and Upcoming Projects Halo Wars------------------------------------------------- Cutter Spiderman------------------------------------------------- Kingpin The NEW Episodes of Garfield------------------------Odie, Squeak, Harry, more 3 NEW Duckman Seasons One and Two (NEW on DVD!)-Cornfed Eeyore Talking Toys and Kingdom Hearts----------Eeyore Fly Me To The Moon (3D Animated Feature)----- Pale Russian Fly Dreamgirls ------------------------------------------------ Chicago DJ Coca Cola Scholarship Campaign (on camera)---- Dad Gregg Berger's Interactive Game credits include work for Lucas Arts, Disney Interactive, Dreamworks Interactive, Electronic Arts, Sierra, Westwood and others. Game titles include his upcoming leading role as Cutter in Halo Wars and as Kingpin on the upcoming Spiderman. Gregg is featured as The Pain in Metal Gear Solid 3, as Sgt Moody on Call of Duty, as Sir Jecht in Final Fantasy X and Final Fantasy X-2, and as Hunter on Spyro. His voice is featured as characters in Drake’s Fortune, Star Wars games including Star Wars: Episode 1- Phantom Menace as Darth Maul, Winnie the Pooh/Eeyore Interactives, Kingdom Hearts as Eeyore, Curse of Monkey Island as Cutthroat Bill, Small Soldiers as Archer, Ahhh!!! Real Monsters as The Gromble, Baldaur's Gate, Gabriel Knight, Ground Control, Red Alert, Wacky Racers, Tarzan, … and more. Gregg Berger’s Anime credits include 65 episodes of Tranzor Z (originally Mazinga Z) as Tommy Davis and Devleen, as well as regular appearances as recurring characters on Astro Boy. As an animation voice-over talent, it's been a dog's life for Gregg Berger and that's just the way he likes it. He has been the voice of Odie the dog on all episodes, specials and animated feature films of His voice can often be heard on radio and television commercials, network promos and feature film trailers. And he is nearing completion of his first book, Voice Virtue. Gregg and his family live in a ranch community just outside of Date of Birth 18 May 1973, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA Brian HeffronNicknameThe Blue Meanie The Blue Guy The Blue Boy Height6' 1" (1.85 m) Lost 115 lbs, going from a top weight of 380 lbs in March 1998 to 265 lbs in July 2000.Was released by the WWF just a few months after his arrival, but was rehired after an internet campaign by his fans.Was officially released from the WWF in June 2000 and returned to Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW).Was given his ring named by fellow wrestler Scott Levy (Raven) in honor of the cartoon nemesis of the Beatles in "The Yellow Submarine." Professional wrestler. Former member of the bWo and the J.O.B. Squad. Ranked #500 in the "PWI 500" of the PWI Years (1979-1999). On July 17, 2002, The Blue Meanie makes his first appearance in TNA. Joel D. Wynkoop (born in Owatonna, Minnesota on August 24, 1960) is a Florida based filmmaker who has gained a following in the horror-movie video circuit through his appearances in over 30 films. As an actor, his roles have varied from a victim of a jealous husband in "KILLING SPREE" (1987) to Angus Lynch, the escaped serial killer in "CREEP" (1995) and Gus Kimball, the psychotic policeman who is the subject of the "mockumentaries" "DIRTY COP NO DONUT" (1999) and "DIRTY COP 2:I Am A PIG" (2001). He has produced and directed two efforts: "LOST FAITH" (1992), a martial arts film and "THE BITE" (2005), a vampire/horror movie. He received the Best Actor Award at the Italian Film Festival in 1995 for "CREEP" and the prestigious Crystal Reel Award for "THE BITE" from the Florida Motion Picture and Television Association. Wynkoop's other movies include: Truth or dare? a critical madness, TWISTED ILLUSIONS one and two, WICKED GAMES, SCREAMING FOR SANITY, ROT, SCARY TALES one and two, BRAIN ROBBERS FROM OUTER SPACE, DEATHPLOTS, ALL WRAPPED UP, I AM VENGEANCE, JAN-GEL 2 THE BEAST FROM THE EAST, ALIEN AGENDA OUT OF THE DARKNESS, ALIEN AGENDA ENDANGERED SPECIES, ALIEN CONSPIRACY RETURN TO THE LOST WORLD, RAGING BELLS, LIGHT OF BLOOD, DARK DIMENSIONS, ANGORA, ALWAYS MIDNIGHT, TALES FOR THE MIDNIGHT HOUR, HORROR TALES 666, TALES TILL THE END, JACKER 2, ADDICTED TO MURDER TWO TAINTED BLOOD, BLOOD LUST, ACCIDENTAL MEMORIES, A LUDICRUS TALE, etc. ABOUT ALPHA ALPHA was formed in 2008 by Ron Bordner and Scott Tepperman, who met in 2004 as members of the Big Bend Ghost Trackers. During that time, they created the popular “Ghost Hunting 101” lecture series for several bookstore chains around ALPHA is comprised of licensed paranormal investigators and certified instructors on paranormal phenomena. They take pride in submitting the best evidence, conducting thorough paranormal investigations, and helping to lead the way in the ghost hunting community by conducting themselves in a trustworthy, scientific, and professional manner. ALPHA always uses the latest equipment available to them for their research. Additionally, they also advocate the use of experimental techniques and other non-conventional methods of investigation. Upon completing a site investigation, ALPHA will provide the home or business owner(s) of a location, a published report of their findings along with any tangible evidence obtained (via audio, video, or still pics) free of charge within a 3 hour (one way) drive from ALPHA is also dedicated to assisting people with any paranormal-related issues by educating them and (in some cases) attempting to resolve their specific situation(s). They are available to speak at paranormal conferences, civic centers, schools, organizations, and any other community event. P.O. I'm a woman of imagination and creativity that never rests. My passion to convey my thoughts and ideas through words is at the very heart of my being. Although novel writing is my first love, I'm beginning to appreciate and embrace the art of screenwriting. It's a way of story telling unlike any other, and requires the dedication and common purpose of others to bring it to fruition. It is this sharing of talent funneled into a single story which makes the people at Final Destiny so incredible to be around. It's not just the writer's imagination, it's a team of creative individuals pooling their talents and resources to create something that no one person could have done on their own. To that I will be forever grateful to everyone that has shared this story with me. In addition to this being my first screenplay, this is also my acting debut. My only previous exposure to acting was 9th grade drama class which is further back than I care to admit, but necessity birthed in me something I never believed I could do. I, in no way, believe I'm going to sweep the Oscars. It did, however, afford me an opportunity to express myself in a new way. In many ways I think the experience will improve my screenwriting for future endeavors. Glenda C. Finkelstein has been writing since she was a small child using words like an artist uses paint. Although her passion has always been Science Fiction, she has written a great deal of poetry. In addition, she has been part of the writing staff of various school and work newspapers over the years. Her first book was first published in 2000, and currently has four novels out with a firth in the works. Of her works to date, she has received several awards. After having translated two of her novels into audio formats, the most recent, “Nemesis Rising” which is formatted more like an audio drama rather than a dry read. Glenda contributed five major voices having to learn Chinese, French, Southern, and Swedish accents allowing her one voice as herself. It was this process that started to push her toward another way of story telling, the screenplay. With that in mind she endeavored to put her novel, “The Edge of The Universe,” into a screenplay format. That exercise groomed her for the screenplay that was finally taken to the screen this year called, “Perfect Copy,” a story of self discovery which challenges are very definition of life. SCI-FI TIMES TV
She has been seen and heard on hundreds of commercials, from the voices of Lifetime, Century 21 Real Estate and Ikea to the Mervyn's lady. Lori performed with Gotham City (Groundlings East) in New York City, and did stand-up comedy act at such places as The Improv! Some of her better-known cartoon voices are Pearl the Whale on Nickelodeon's "SpongeBob SquarePants" (1999), Rhonda's Mom on Nickelodeon's "Hey Arnold!" (1996), The Invisible Woman on _"Fantastic Four, The" (1994)_ and various voices for the Fox series "Family Guy" (1999).
Rochelle Davis
After the death of Brandon Lee on the set of The Crow, she had to return to the set in order to film the scene in which Eric Draven says "Sarah, I do care." with a body double in the character of Draven, but has not appeared in another film since. She is bringing her carrer back and this is her 2nd appearence since the Crow. Tri County Comic Con welcomes the return of Rochelle Davis. Bring all your Crow memorabilia.
REV SHNORR
Here Comes the Bride. Get married at the Tri County Comic Con by Rev Shnorr from the Jerry Springer show. Yes he is for real!!!! He charges $100 per wedding. No fooling. We are going to have weddings at this show!
"I have seen the acts of greedy men, and I have seen acts of generosity and found them both to be suspect - more or less"
-- Rev. Shnorr
Born in 1972 to religious parents, Rev. Shnorr spent the first seventeen years of his life studying the Gospel at The Lord Is Good Church in Chicago. But after graduation he strayed, and spent the next ten years of his life studying sinful behavior first hand. "Too much alcohol, too many women, and not enough of the Spiritual Life was my problem" he has said of those days. "But who better to guide the wayward through the darkness than one who has been Alone and Forsaken on The Lost Highway and now can say I Saw The Light, I Saw The Light, No More Darkness, No More Night, Now I'm So Happy, No Sorrow In Sight, Praise The Lord, I Saw The Light."
In 1991, the wayward young man had an epiphany after a night of sin.
In The Reverend's own words:
I awoke one morning in a parking lot using a curb for a pillow to The Voice. Though at first I thought it was a cop.
"Get up young man," The Voice said. "But don't wake Delores. She annoys me." "Yes Officer," I mumbled. "I'm not a cop you idiot. I'm The Almighty Oneness." "Isn't that the name of that wrestler?" I asked. "No!" The Voice thundered. "I am the Lord." "What do you want with me?" I asked. "I'm just a lowly bum. A drunkard. A loser. No better than a cockroach... ah, stop me whenever you want...just chime right in there Lord..." "Get Thee to a House of Worship!" The Voice rumbled. I was in shock, not only that the Lord Himself was speaking to me, but that the curb was actually more comfortable than the pillow I slept on the night before at The Camelot Motel. I raised myself up from the gravel, careful not to wake Delores - I didn't want to piss Him off as you can imagine, after all, this Guy can send a plague of locusts at you on a whim. I dusted myself off and began walking through the morning fog searching for a House of Worship. The Voice spoke again. "Can you speed it up a little. I've got a van full of missionaries in a boiling pot halfway across the planet. I may be omnipresent, but I'm not Superman."
CATHERINE PARKS
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GEORGE LOWE
GREGG BERGER
Annie Awards
Year
Result
Award
Category/Recipient(s)
1994
Nominated
Annie
Best Achievement for Voice Acting
for: "Duckman: Private Dick/Family Man" (1994)
Gregg Berger's on camera feature film roles include Warner Brothers' Police Academy: Mission To Moscow co-starring as Lt. Yuri Talinsky,Touchstone Pictures' Spaced Invaders co-starring as Klembecker, Porchlight Pictures' Mr. Chips (as Toller), HBO Films' Running Mates, (starring Ed Harris and Diane Keaton), a cameo in Dreamgirls as the Chicago DJ and one in the cult favorite, Attack of The Killer Tomatoes. His first feature film role was in The Stuntman, directed by Richard Rush. Gregg’s animated feature films include Transformers, The Movie as Grimlock, G.I Joe, The Movie, Rover Dangerfield, The Rugrats Movie, Recess: School's Out, and the new 3D animated feature, Fly Me To the Moon.
Berger's television credits include starring roles in three pilots for CBS, guest starring roles on Becker, The Drew Carey Show, The Amanda Show, Wings, Quantum Leap, L.A. Law, Night Court, Perfect Strangers, Too Close For Comfort, One Day at A Time, Bob and a recurring role as Dr. Van Werner on St. Elsewhere. Plus, a very twisted turn in the sci-fi series, She Wolf of
On stage, Gregg Berger has appeared in both the New York and Los Angeles productions of the controversial Loose Lips, directed by Martin Charnin, the Los Angeles Company of Cloud Nine, the La Jolla Playhouse production of Figaro Gets A Divorce, directed by Robert Woodruff… and he was directed by the late John Cassavetes in the world premiere of The Third Day Comes. He was a performing member of the improvisational comedy group The Groundlings and also appeared with the Deaf West Theatre Company in their highly praised signed and spoken production of One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest.
Gregg also volunteers his time and talents to
What does Gregg Berger enjoy doing most? Simple... “all of it”.
ANGUS OBLONG 
Angus Oblong is the creator of TV's "The Oblongs"& author of the books, "Creepy Susie & 13 Other
Tragic Tales for Troubled Children" & "13 More Tragic Tales for Ugly Children." He lives in Los
and he is not dead yet. angusoblong dot com.
THE BLUE MEANIE Birth Name
Trivia
JOEL D WYNKOOP
ROYCE MATHEW SATURDAY ONLY
Production Designer:Virgin High (1991)Night Children (1990) ... aka Children of the Night Dr. Alien (1989) ... aka I Was a Teenage Sex Maniac ... aka I Was a Teenage Sex Mutant Deadly Embrace (1989) Ghetto Blaster (1989) ... aka The Ghetto Blaster (UK: video box title)Ghost Writer (1989) (TV) Murder Weapon (1989)Lady Avenger (1988) Assault of the Killer Bimbos (1988)Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama (1988) ... aka The Imp reepozoids (1987) Nightmare Sisters (1987) ... aka Sorority Sisters (USA) ... aka Sorority Succubus Sisters (USA)
Art Director:Circuitry Man (1990) ... aka Circulatory Man Night Children (1990) ... aka Children of the Night "The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!" (1989) TV series (unknown episodes)
... aka Club Mario (USA: new title)Ghost Writer (1989) (TV) Ghetto Blaster (1989)
... aka The Ghetto Blaster (UK: video box title)
Miscellaneous Crew:Puppet Master III: Toulon's Revenge (1991) (assistant to producers) Trancers II (1991) (assistant to producers) ... aka Future Cop II ... aka Trancers II: The Return of Jack Deth (USA: video box title) ... aka Trancers II: The Two Faces of Death Puppet Master II (1991) (assistant to producers)
Special Effects:Girlfriend from Hell (1990) (assistant prop designer)
Director:Dream a Little Evil (1990) (V)
ALPHA
Association For Locating Paranormal & Haunted Activity
www.alphaghostteam.com
Glenda C. Finklestien 
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SciFi Times TV offers online listing through the event on our events
pages (this is a little late for this year, but we will do this for the
2009 show along with the banner, if you would get one to us), a banner
link for the conventions section of our community links pages for a
year, a Virtual Convention Page that will display various aspects of
your convention (film clips of attendees, panels, other events, a
virtual sample of your dealer's area with dealer's links for their
websites, mini staff interviews, guest lists, etc.), a convention
highlight on one of our shows (which we will still do for one of the
future shows!), and a 30 second on-air advertising spot that would run
for each of the two show weeks prior to the convention (again, we will
ave to wait until next year for this, as time is too tight for this
year's show). Our shows are available for viewing after the On-Air time,
as well as when they go to archive, with all of the advertising intact,
and the Virtual convention will remain online indefintely.
MATTHEW PETERSON
Matthew Peterson is an award-winning short story writer, second degree black belt in karate, Eagle scout, computer programmer and former missionary. He lives in Arizona with his wife, five boys and their giant African tortoise. Matthew has spoken to over five million people through radio, television, and presentations at schools, libraries, conventions, and bookstores. His young adult fantasy novel, Paraworld Zero, hit the BarnesAndNoble.com bestseller list, Amazon.com category bestseller list, and received honorable mentions from the Hollywood Book Festival, New York Book Festival, Beach Book Festival, and Next Generation Indie Book Awards. Paraworld Zero is about a boy who stumbles upon a secret that thrusts him into a bizarre adventure filled with magic, technology and deadly out-of-this-world creatures. Reviewers are calling it a "Harry Potter meets Star Wars!" Go to www.ParaWorlds.com to listen to the first chapter
ARTIST GARY FRIEDRICH
Gary Friedrich was born Aug. 21.1943 in Jackson, Missouri, the son of Jerry and Elsie Friedrich. He attended Jackson public schools and graduated from Jackson High School in 1961. He was editor of the high school newspaper and a member of the marching band.
He met future Marvel Comics Editor Roy Thomas while both worked at the Palace Theatre in Jackson while they attended high school. They shared interests in rock and roll music, movies, books and of course, comics. They began reading DC superhero comics during the revival of the late Fifties and discovered the new Marvel comics of Stan Lee in the early Sixties. Friedrich also helped Thomas with early issues his fanzine, Alter Ego.
Also while in high school, Friedrich and Thomas began performing in rock and roll bands, first as Evetz Pretzel and the Transjordainaires and later as members of the Galaxies. Friedrich played drums and Thomas was vocalist.
After working as manager/buyer for the record dept. in a Cape Girardeau, Mo. music store for a couple of years, Friedrich became first a reporter, then managing editor of The Jackson Pioneer, a twice-weekly newspaper in his hometown. In November 1965, he moved to New York City at the invitation of Thomas, who'd moved there in the summer of that year and become associate editor for Stan Lee at Marvel. They roomed together for a time in late 1965 and early 1966 on Bleecker St. in Greenwich Village and for several months shared the apartment with Sub-Mariner creator Bill Everett, with whom they became close friends.
Friedrich worked in a Queens record store for this first few weeks in New York, then began writing first romance scripts, then superhero stories for Dick Giordono at Charlton Comics. Among the superhero magazines he worked on there were Blue Beetle with artist Steve Ditko and The Sentinels, with fan artist Sam Grainger .
In the spring and summer of 1966, he worked as an assistant to Woody Gelman and Len Brown at Topps Chewing Gum where he also met teenaged writer/artist to be Art Spieglman. While at Topps, he authored a series of Superman in the jungle bubble gum cards.
A staff opening occurred at the company which was then publishing Marvel comics in the fall of 1966, and Friedrich was hired as assistant editor under Lee and Thomas. In addition to working the staff position, Friedrich also began contributing freelance scripts to Marvel, starting with Millie the Model and various western titles like Kid Colt and Rawhide Kid.
He also teamed with Ayers on numerous issues of Marvel's "war mag for people who hate war mags", Sgt. Fury and His Howling Commandos. In writing Fury, Friedrich included a series of stories whose titles began with "The" such as "The War Love" and "The Peacemonger" which carried strong antiwar messages.
Friedrich also scripted sueprhero titles like The Hulk, Daredevil, Captain America, The X-Men and a Marvel Team-Up issue featuring Spider-Man. He also wrote an adaptation of Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" and several issues of Marvel's "Monster of Frankenstein" title.
He left his staff position at Marvel in the summer of 1968 but continued to write for them on a freelance basis, returning for a brief time in 1971 to read and answer fan mail.
From 1970 to 1971, he worked as managing editor of FOR MEN ONLY magazine and wrote numerous freelance stores and articles for the magazine. FOR MEN ONLY was published byMarvel parent company Magazine Management.
During this period, he co-authored two popular music encyclopedias with Len Brown. He also wrote a novel which was published in paperback.
Between 1968 and 1972, while doing freelance scripting for existing Marvel characters, Friedrich also began working to finalize an original idea of his own which he'd first begun to formulate as a youngster on viewing the movie "The Wild One." His idea was for a motorcycle-riding superhero who would somehow be connected with Satan. He continued to work on this idea in his spare time over the next few years.
By 1971, he'd finally fleshed out the full look and origin of the character, and at that time he approached Roy Thomas and Stan Lee about publishing a comic featuring his new hero. In the summer of 1971, an agreement was reached to publish and introduce the character in Marvel Spotlight #5.
Friedrich's new creation, the Ghost Rider, first appeared in 1972, drawn by Mike Ploog who later would work with Friedrich on the Frankenstein adaptation as well.
The character has continued to be popular over the years, culminating in a hit movie version which was released in early 2007. This film was released on DVD earlier this month. That movie and related products, however, were made and sold without any authorization or participation by Friedrich, who has filed suit against Marvel Comics, Columbia Pictures and others. At this time, the suit is pending.
He left the comics field in 1978 and worked for many years as a pioneer in the movie rental business in St. Louis, Missouri. He has worked for the past 12 years as a driver/courier in the St. Louis area.
Friedrich recently started his own company, Gary Friedrich Enterprises LLC, to market himself, his Ghost Rider characters and copyrights as well as other characters and copyrights. Friedrich currently lives in Jefferson County, Missouri (near St. Louis) with his wife Jean and daughter Leslie.
Ian Dorian worked on the DC and Marvel Exclusive Sketch Cards. He is also known for my work with his twin brother for Gordy Toys and Just Toys in Manhattan for image comics. I have worked with Mark Tex, Tommy Castillo and Rags Morales. He is a professor of Fine art and cartooning for 10 years. He has taught at many places in particular, the Maryland Institute College of Art Baltimore, Parsons School of Design New York City, the University of the Arts Philadelphia, Kean University in New Jersey and The Joe Kubert school of cartoon and graphic art. I am most known as an advanced anatomy instructor, and advanced figure sculpture as an Instructor. He is an identical twin. Ian’s brother Guy Dorian has also worked for Marvel and DC as well as the toy companies. He grew up in Elizabeth, New Jersey and moved to Keansburg, New Jersey where Ian met Tommy Castillo. They became friends with Lou Small Jr. who introduced Ian to Neal Adams on west 45th Street. Ian left comics and studied sculpture in the us and Italy where he worked as a marble carver then returned to the US for his Masters in Sculpture and Multi Media. His work has been on display in galleries. Ian Dorian teaches anatomy, drawing, painting, and sculpture. In the mid 1990’s Mark Sylvestri liked his worked asked Ian Dorian to contact him stating “I could use an artist like you". But Ian Dorian decided to continue his education in all the arts. Ian was offered work in early 2000's as a sculptor for McFarlane but Ian chose to work with Adam and Joe Kubert instead. Recently Ian was considering a job at Disney for the upcoming movie The Frog and The Princess but Ian was offered another position as a creative director for a ne
Derec Donovan is a veteran artist in the industry, and has worked for Marvel and DC on books such as Superman, Spider-man, Jubilee, Robin, and Connor Hawke. He is currently the regular artist on Youngblood at Image.w cartoon development company called Spongeworx. http://derecdonovan.com
Richard C Livingston
Conceptual Artist and Designer Battlestar Galactica, Sci-Fi channel Miniseries, Seasons 1- 4:Razor
Caprica, The Bionic Woman, The NEW NBC Series,Animation Layout and Design for features and television
for over 25 years.
ARTIST TOMMY CASTILLO
We welcome our friend Tommy Castillo back to the Tri County Comic Con November 21-23, 2008. This con would not be complete without our friend Tommy
Tommy Castillo is a master artist of the twisted and the macabre. Whether creating a slimy corpse reaching for you or the gentle glance of a mighty dragon, Tommy will capture you with the dynamics of his penciling and the intensity of his palette. With a career spanning eighteen years, Tommy is famed and sought after for his dark humor, brilliant attention to detail, and his love of the darker side of art. Tommy has put paint and pencil to such titles as Batman Detective; Legends of the Dark Knight; Toetags, with Horror legend George Romero; Evil Ernie; Tales From the Crypt; Alice in Wonderland; King Kong; Dragons, Myths, and Mayhem; various storyboards and designs for films; and many more of the macabre based literature. Tommy has been sought out by the fields largest companies: DC comics, Paramount Pictures, Warhammer, Wizards of the Coast, and Image and as offbeat as Rolling Stone magazine. His diverse styling and insane line work have defined him as one of today's greatest in the field of comics and fine art...and y'know, he renders some of the scariest books of today, and the guy will get as giddy as a schoolboy on Sunday at the sight of a muppet. You gotta love that.
MITCH HYMAN
MITCH HYMAN and Tommy Castillo are working together on books for Scare tactics. Mitch worked on many different books and in film, Sea Quest, Bubba the Redneck werewolf, and Colorbook of the Dead. Mitch Hyman is a local Artist from the Orlando area
DIRK STRANGELY 
IAN DORIAN 
Suspira
and
Orlando Bellydance School
will be at the
TRI COUNTY COMIC CON
IN
ORLANDO FLORIDA,
NOVEMBER 21-23 2008,
A SHOW WILL BE PRESENTED
ON
SATURDAY NOVEMEBER 22
Suspira recently resigned as a featured bellydancer at the Walt Disney World Resort in Epcot's Moroccan Pavilion to devote herself entirely to her students and performance companies. She has performed for Saudi Arabian Royalty, the former President of Turkey, the Prince of Morocco and many celebrities including George Lucas, Kelly Ripa, John Stamos, Montell Williams, Cheb Khaled and Mayor Rudoph Guliani and has been featured in television and radio broadcasts across the United States and the Middle East.
Tickets at http://shop.tricountycomiccon.com/main.sc
Captain Jack Morgan
Say's " Don't miss Tricounty... Savvy!"
Console Alliance dubbed by the gamers as "the voice of the gamers".
Console Alliance stands up for the gamers.
We want to hear from the person behind the controller
Anything film can do Console Alliance does with video games
Live Action Scripted Spoofs, Interviews, Convention Documentaries
Video game Documentaries, Movies specifically for the gamers.
Console Alliance "Rise Of The gamers"
THE EFFECTS OF CINEMA VIOLENCE DEBUT AT THE TRI COUNTY COMIC CON
After a four month hiatis, "The Effects of Cinema Violence" has returned with a new ferocity, maturity, and energy. Tired of all the boring mindless dribble being poured to the masses, They have come back to take a stand and show the Philadelphia metal scene something its never saw before with a indescrible sound and a very energetic stage show. With Michael "BabyJoker" Morrissey innovative drum style, Jonathan "Mightymouse" Hughes power vocals, and Marcus "Mono" Pearson Unique heavy guitar styling they have created "Cinema Metal" and plan to record their Full Length by summer of 08’. so keep an ear low. They also have 2 Eps available, please contact members for your copy
Due to the FLU, The Effects of Cinema Violence will be unable to attend the show this year. Please check out their music at www.myspace.com/theeffectsofcinemaviolence.
THE GREEN GOBLIN PROJECT A LOCAL BAND THEY WILL BE SELLING THEIR GOODS IN THE EXHIBIT ROOM AND OUTSIDE THE CONCERT ROOM.
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TCCC RULES
This is a Family show and that nudity, pornographic or other offensive materials can not be displayed. No Drugs or Alcohol permitted or consumed in this event period. No attendees, vendor or celebrities are permitted to attend this convention on any controlled II substaines or illegal drugs. Please keep the cursing to a minimum.
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