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Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Fwd: NYCC: Retailer tickets! Harry Potter and more new guests, oh my!

NYC Comic Con information? I'll bite!

retailer tickets! harry potter and more new guests, oh my!

Allo! This is NYCC Show Manager Lance Fensterman giving you the behind-the-scenes glimpse at what's going on in the land of the New York Comic Con. We have some tip-top announcements this week that we hope you are ready for. Guess who is coming to Artist Alley now? Retailer tickets now on sale at your local comic shop and an invitation for all muggles to join up for the last Harry Potter. Catch the rumble below.

Tony Moore and Bill Amend to Join Artist Alley!
NYCC has the largest Artist Alley in the country and we'll continue to holler about more creators every week. New this week is The Walking Dead artist, Tony Moore. Also at NY Comic Con will be Bill Amend, the writer for the comic strip Foxtrot. To see their bios and other creators already announced that will be at NYCC visit the Comic Guest page.

Retailer Tickets!
Need a ticket for NYCC this very second? You can head on over to your nearest neighborhood comic shop and pick one up. This year's retailer tickets feature limited-edition artwork from AMC's The Walking Dead. Find your nearest official retailer online now.

Harry Potter and Transformers Playing at the Ziegfeld Theatre

Attention Muggles! The NYCC crew will be in full Quidditch uniform in celebration of the last installment of the series, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II. Get ready to put on your sorting hats and join the NYCC crew in showing off your Hogwarts house pride for Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw or Slytherin at the Ziegfeld Theatre on Saturday, July 16 at 6:00 PM (showing starts at 7:00 PM) and for the Sunday,

July 17 at 11:00 AM (showing starts at 12:00 PM) for some Potter trivia as well as a chance to win some NYCC swag before the show begins! The Ziegfeld Theatre is located at 141 West 54th Street in NYC.

And don't miss Transformers playing July 1!
Present this coupon at the Ziegfeld Concession Stand and receive a free 85oz popcorn with any drink purchase (a $5.75 value!) and a limited edition souvenir button!

Jay & Silent Bob Get Old Tickets!
Prime seats have left the building but hurry and maybe you can still find $35 second tier and $10 general admission for Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes live performance of their popular podcast, Jay & Silent Bob Get Old. These limited seats are available for Friday, October 14 at 7:00 PM in the IGN Theater.

You'll need both a NYCC ticket and an additional podcast ticket to attend this privy event. However, all NYCC Ultimate Access VIPs receive a free ticket to the event. Get your ticket to see the live podcast here! Please note: The Jay & Silent Bob Get Old live podcast is intended for mature audiences.

Syfy Tweet-Up
Join Syfy executives Thomas Vitale and Craig Engler for an open discussion about science fiction, television, and Syfy. They'll talk about what new shows and movies are coming up on Syfy, answer fan questions about TV and TV development, and give a behind the scenes look at what it's like to work at the channel. Happening Thursday, July 7, 2011 at 6:30 pm ET in New York but you can follow the live tweets now @PaleyCenter on Twitter. Use #Syfy and #PaleyLiveNY to join the conversation!
Members: Email Membership@paleycenter.org to make reservations.
General Public: Tickets are FREE. RSVP now.

Get your ticket to NYCC today!

Lance Fensterman

Show Manager

NYCC - New York Comic Con

lfensterman@reedexpo.com

www.NewYorkComicCon.com

Show Floor Hours

Thursday, October 13
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
(Only open to Pros, Press, VIPs and 4-Day Pass fans)

Friday, October 14
10:00 AM - 7:00 PM

Saturday, October 15
10:00 AM - 7:00 PM

Sunday, October, 16
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Panels & Screening Hours

Thursday, October 13
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
(Only open to Pros)

Friday, October 14
10:00 AM - 10:00 PM

Saturday, October 15
10:00 AM - 10:00 PM

Sunday, October 16
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Location

Javits Center
New York City

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Fwd: Character Transformations in the Dark of the Moon - Sponsored Geekout

The guys at www.GEEKCHICDAILY.com happen to have the scoop on the TF3 characters. This should help make the Michael Bay movie so much more interesting!

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Subject: Character Transformations in the Dark of the Moon - Sponsored Geekout
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Character Transformations in the Dark of the Moon - Sponsored Geekout

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Every Transformers movie steps it up from the prior installment and Dark of the Moon is no different, adding 3-D and amping up the action. It also super-charges the cast. Patrick Dempsey, John Malkovich and Frances McDormand are now on board, but the new robots have some lengthy pedigrees too.

Prime Numbers - The mustachioed robot revealed in the first teaser? That'd be Optimus Prime's predecessor Sentinel Prime. Debuted in the '80s comics, he's now a fire truck voiced by Leonard Nimoy, who also played the evil Galvatron in the 1986 animated feature. Nimoy is married to director Michael Bay's cousin Susan and arranged permission to shoot scenes for the first film at Griffith Park Observatory.

Shock and Awesome - The sinister Shockwave began as a Japanese toy named Astro Magnum, who changed into a kid-sized handgun. Super-sized onscreen, the character has traditionally had a coldly logical personality inspired by Star Trek's Spock, who was played by...yep, Leonard Nimoy again.

Feathers Will Fly - The latest Decepticon henchman is a bird-shaped metal monster named Laserbeak. In the original cartoon and toy, this flying fiend concealed itself in the form of a most non-threatening cassette tape. The digital age works wonders, as the upgraded bad bird is now an avian assassin with multiple, more-modern modes.

Transformers: Dark of the Moon morphs minds in theaters everywhere starting today.