Podcasts about north west fan fest

Recorded live from the North West Fan Fest in New Westminister, British Columbia, Brent and Morgan discuss their favorite 16 bit systems in front of a live audience, taking questions and giving away fabulous prizes! This was a fun one, so listen in!

In preparation for the upcoming livecast at North West Fan Fest, here is a repost of episode number 5, Sega Genesis vs Super Nintendo. Come check us out on Friday, May 29th at 2pm to see our second take on this endless console war!

With less than a month before their panel at North West Fan Fest at the end of May, Stevil, Rob Lobster and The Jenosaur are back together along with their guest, Crossfire Comics' T-Bot. They catch up with Trevor and get the scoop on what's happening with Rawhide Bushido, which is available now on Tapastic. Then our panel gets chatting about things they've missed over the last few weeks. How awesome is Daredevil on Netflix? DC Comics is trying to push a powerful female superhero after getting called out by a kid and Jenosaur is supremely excited for the AMC and Seth Rogen produced Preacher series, as casting is now complete. All these stories plus much more on this brand new episode! Another reminder that Booked will be at the North West Fan Fest on Friday, May 29th at 4:30 pm. Don't miss it!

A few months back Jenosaur and I (Stevil) were invited to do a panel at the North West Fan Fest by our friend Casey White of ShogunGamer.com, to talk about pop culture's effect on today's media, so basically comics, comics and more comics. On this panel I had the pleasure of meeting Aaron Golden, co-founder of Living Myth Magazine and writer of the column 'God of Comics' and honestly, I don't know why it took so long to have him on the show. His story of Warren Ellis pitching Next Wave to Marvel solidified his spot in the guest chair alone.   I had the chance to chat with Aaron over Skype and we settled into some pretty deep comic TV and movie discussions about all the negative reaction to Gotham, why he'd checked out of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and he enlightens me on the "fat guy with a power ring" movie that opened the door for Christopher Nolan to reboot the world's greatest detective.   Delving into the comic pages themselves, Aaron tells us his origin story. From learning to read with a Transformers comic, getting a Batman recommendation from an unlikely source, to becoming a novelist himself, our guest shows and proves his knowledge and gives us an abundance of food for thought.   Check out Aaron's God of Comics column here:  http://livingmythmagazine.com/blog/category/reviews/goc/