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This week we're coming to you live from Toronto Fan Expo, where we're talking to legendary actor, choreographer and teacher, Gates McFadden about the fandom that's driven her life's work; ARTS EDUCATION! We discuss her time working with famous teachers like Jacques Lecoq, the trust that it takes to make art with someone, memories from her more notable students and the beauty of being exactly who you are. Plus, some insider insight on the current state of arts work and education in Canada and the United States.  Produced by Andrew Ivimey as part of The From Superheroes Network. Visit www.FromSuperheroes.com for more podcasts, articles, YouTube series, web comics, and more.

Justin heads up this week show with special Co-Host Newbie Comics. Great community questions with regards to page quality on comic books and more. Discussion on Toronto Fan Expo. Is Henry Cavil back as Kal-el? Newest Boom Studio series takes on Sleeping Beauty. Follow Newbie Comics on IG and Youtube Send us comments, voice mails, and articles to Thecomiccompodcast@gmail.com

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This Month Robert's co-hosts are Ash from The Skyhoppers Podcast and Tim from the Nerd Room Podcast. On this episode they discuss collecting, Force Friday, the Rebels panel at the Toronto Fan Expo and much, much more! 

This week Roman and Rob discuss the Toronto Fan Expo, family tree sites, self cosplay and much, much more! A proud member of the Emotionally 14 Family, The Electronic Media Collective Podcast Network and The Tangent-Bound Network.   http://www.romanpodandcast.com https://www.talkstarwars.co.uk https://electronicmediacollective.com http://tangentboundnetwork.com http://www.emotionally14.com

JStew and Sara J met a terrific cosplayer at Toronto Fan Expo – Miss Kit Quinn. We spoke to her about Star Trek, San Diego Comic con and her Wonder Woman cosplay. check out the interview here check out the FB page … Continue reading →

This episode was originally released on the Patreon feed 1 year ago. Cocktails and Commissions with Cary. Here we are! The first episode of Inkpulp Jr. The Patreon exclusive podcast for fans of Inkpulp Audio! I wasn’t really sure what this podcast was going to be, BUT, I am figuring it out as we go, AND, YOU will be a part of this as we record future episodes. Stay tuned for more about that! This episode is called “Cocktails and Commissions with Cary.” Well, because we had a full list of commissions to get to at Toronto Fan Expo, and the noise and the madness of the con floor was getting to us. We decided to leave and have a drink in a quiet pub while we worked. While there, we recorded this. Hope you enjoy!

Great X-Pectations Episode 24 - Enter the Starjammers! Explicit Content What we did for summer vacation!Sean's evil thorn in his sideGerry's run of conventions: Wizard World Chicago, Toronto Fan Expo, Cincy ComiConA Fraction of an opinion of Fraction's work: Casanova, Defenders, Iron Man, Hawkeye, and (of course) X-MenSean's problem with UtopiaRIP Bendis BoardBendis's X-Men-What's Maria Hill doing in all these X-stories???-The Ultimate Universe crossing over-What we dug/ didn't dig about the Ultimate UBucking the completist attitudeTaking a hard look at our comic collectionsWhat are those old books worth to us, anyway? What are we willing to let them go for?Trying to understand the back issue marketdigital vs paperU2 and how "stuff" doesn't mean as much anymoreGravity Falls and Girl Meets WorldSean is hurting because of all the Cyclops hatred and Wolverine love.Sean's origin story and his relationship with the Church.Cyclop's change in attitude.Writers using fan complaints to screw with fans in the stories.Peter David as an example for building characters instead of tearing them down, and his new X-Factor book (Volume 4).Hey comics, Gerry is Audi 5000. Uncanny X-Men #156-161! Claremont / Cockrum / Sienkiewicz / Anderson / WiacekMore shitty Kitty costumesChristopher Summer's death and Corsair's origin!Brubaker's rewrite of Corsair's originProfessor X gives up on lifeBill Sienkiewicz's first X-Men workDracula visits the X-MenThe return of #Ballsacko! We recap The X-Men's adventure through Limbo.Baron Strucker returns as a guest of the show and tries to explain his actions inUncanny X-Men #161Strucker's twitter jampiece challenge!!! Vote @baronvstrucker to determine whether Gerry will add a Strucker sketch to his jampiece! We have a Tumblr page!!! greatx-pectations.tumblr.com/ Follow us on Twitter @GXPod and find our Facebook group- https://www.facebook.com/groups/GXPod/Album art by Baron Strucker. Follow his monacled ass on twitter @BaronVStrucker            

This Month Robert’s co-hosts are Ash from The Skyhoppers Podcast and Tim from the Nerd Room Podcast. On this episode they discuss collecting, Force Friday, the Rebels panel at the Toronto Fan Expo and much, much more!Follow Robert Cast on Twitter hereBecome a TSW VIP hereEnjoyRob

The Nickscast, along with special guest friend, Alex Kennard (of Reality Bomb fame), discuss the _why_ of Doctor Who fans (aka Whovians). What is it that has kept the show on the air for over fifty years, and why did it stop? What draws in new fans? We 're going to invert the polarity and go all wibbly wobbly timey wimey to find out! Next week, we'll be talking about Supernatural fans (aka SPNFamily). Stay tuned! Episode outline Fandom Facts Origins: British science-fiction television programme produced by the BBC since 1963 Fandom Origins: Doctor Who fan club (Britain, 1960s), recognized by production later with Doctor Who Appreciation Society (Britain, May 1976) Names: Doctor Who fan, Whovian (older term, less common) Most Active: Unclear, but probably during the era of "New" Doctor Who (2005--present) Size of Fandom: 110 million viewers (From BroaDWcast, referencing a quote from the BBC) Fanfics: Over 73400 on fanfiction.net Over 53000 on Archive of our own (strictly Doctor Who & related fandoms) What did we discuss? The longevity of the show ~ Is the show for children, or adults? ~ Doctor who as an inconsistent show ~ The sheer possibility of Doctor Who storylines ~ Different types of stories within the show ~ How the show runners impact Doctor Who and the doctor ~ The non-TV Doctor Who universe ~ Curative vs transformative fandoms ~ How the doctor's regeneration impacts the story ~ A brief history of the show's hiatus ~ Tropes in Doctor Who ~ The positives and negatives of the Doctor Who Fan community ~ Christmas specials and England Are you in, or out? Z is in. > "Z, its perhaps a little moot because I know you are a Doctor Who fan and watch Doctor Who… so I guess you're in but say more words than that please." > --G Science fiction ideas sometime outshine bad writing or acting G is in. Even though the show is inconsistent, he has faith that the show will get to the good parts However, he is not involved in the fandoms; doesn't go to Doctor Who panels at conventions or to the theatre to watch the show with others More than happy to get into arguments about past or present doctors and companions being bad T is out. And will remain out. Doctor Who is huge; too big Likes the concept, and will still be really aware of the show and changes to the show through other fansites Alex is in. > "Wouldn't it be amazing if I said out?" > --Alex Couldn't really say anything but in His past experiences were very similar to the Nicks: was watching the show but not participating in the fandom Went to Gallifrey (One), and was never able to resurface > "It's a fandom that kind of gets before you even know you've been got." > --Alex Fans of the week > My current magical thinking: Bad world things happened because of no #DoctorWho > Now that he is coming back, the world will revert to good. > --DrLatigo (via [Twitter](https://twitter.com/DrLatigo/status/850785206323642368)) Alex also nomiated Peter Capaldi, a mega-fan who is now one of the doctors on the show! This week's spotlight [The Doctor Who Society of Canada](http://www.doctorwhosociety.com/) A fairly recent organization, having only been formed in 2011, growing out of the Toronto Fan Expo. Last year, it managed to raise over $50000 Canadian for four different charities, and has chapters in Toronto, Waterloo, Halifax and elsewhere in Canada (though it mostly located in Ontario). We have had a [few](https://youtu.be/4etdjYCYvQA) [opportunities](https://youtu.be/pXJT4LOPXjA) to interview them in the past. [The Race Against Time](http://raceagainsttime.io) Now in its third year of running, the Race Against Time is the Nickscast's annual charity livestream where we work our way though Chrono Trigger, obtaining all its endings, and also raising money for the Alzheimer Society of Canada. Last year we raised over $1200 Canadian, and have plans to surpass that!

We complete our first day on the floor at Fan Expo! While Dan was off hiding in the merch section(because zombies scare the crap out of him), Todd interviews Cecil Grimes Cosplay(https://www.facebook.com/cecilgrimescosplay) and Rusty Sinner FX(https://www.facebook.com/RustySInnerFX)! If you are at Toronto Fan Expo, be sure to goto the Horror Section and say hi! Also Stevil interviews Jill Frappier(Luna from Sailor Moon) about why she wants to be evil opposed to be casted as cute characters!

Our 4th and final podcast from Montreal Comic Con is officially up! This time we speak with the creator of the Pitiful Human Lizard(https://www.facebook.com/PitifulHumanLizard/), Jason Loo. We discuss his comic, crossovers and more! Also during the podcast, Todd and Dan talking Toronto Fan Expo which leads to a phone call to celebrity?? Also, what kind of podcast that doesn't have an intermission with Dr. Stevil?? And finally where did Johnny end up from Drinking in the Park during Montreal Comic Con?! This Podcast is brought to you by London Comic Con! This epic returns on Sept 23rd to 25th for another fun filled weekend! They have great celebrities such as Levar Burton, Kevin Sorbo, and many more attending! Pick up your tickets ASAP from www.LondonComicCon.com!

On this episode Chris, Ben, and Dominic break down all the latest Star Wars news and rumors!  From the latest Rebels short to an A New Dawn excerpt read by Vanessa Marshall, and everything in between.  Plus Dominic gives his report from Toronto Fan Expo and the Canadian premiere screening of Star Wars Rebels.  Also, descriptions of the first Rebels episodes, another 'Game of Thrones' actor rumored to be in Episode, some listener feedback, and live calls!  All this and much more! Website:  www.starwarsunderworld.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/swunderworld Twitter: @TheSWU Subscribe and Review on iTunes Email: swunderworld@gmail.com Voicemail: 1-410-989-1138 Listen live Thursdays at 9pm EST on Channel 1138    

 Just the boys this week on GWP. In this episode Andrew talks to Adam about the recent Toronto FAN EXPO show. His thoughts and opinions lead in to a discussion about the future of MARVEL COMICS and its new parent compant DISNEY. They talk about the possibilities and the problems that could happen with attaching a name like Disney to Marvel properties. PLUS!!Stay tuned after the end of the show to hear a painful accident that happened during the recording...Adam thought it was real fun to see me hurt. Check out the website www.guyswithpencils.com for links to the things we touched on in this episode!

This week I conclude my Toronto Fan Expo 2010 Specials with all of the stuff I could not fit in the previous shows.  In this week's show you get my interview with Tom Hodges, artist on Star Wars : Tales of the Clone Wars comic book, former World Wreslting Entertainment Divas Amy "Lita" Dumas and Trish Stratus, Dinah Mite, the champion of the Pillow Fight League, actor William Forsythe and Flavio Caracas from the new online game Microvolts.  If that was not enough I wrap things up with the return of Mike "The Birdman" Dodd from This Week in Geek and Reviewaday.ca as we talk about our convention experiences.  Music for this week features the song Black Hole by Victor Stellar that can be found at www.podsafeaudio.com along with the intro song Let's Get Ramblin by Dynamo Snackbar.  Other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com).  As always your comments and suggestions are welcome.

My Toronto Fan Expo 2010 coverage continues this week with my Day 2 coverage of Day 3 of the event.  On the show you get Tahmoh Penikett who played Helo from the current Battlestar Galactica, Matt and Nat from Your Geek News and the Capri-cast, the lovely and talented Natasha Eloi from SPACE channel, David Blue from Stargate Universe(www.david-blue.com)  and Ryan Robbins from Sanctuary with a great talk about cinematic werewolves.   Music for this week features the song Black Hole by Victor Stellar that can be found at www.podsafeaudio.com. Other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome.

This week it is another on the road edition of the show as I head down the 401 Highway to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre for Fan Expo 2010. Day 1 of my coverage includes my interview with Victor Lucas, one of the hosts of The Electric Playground (www.elecplay.com) as we talk about the world of video games, I take a ride on the Nostromo from Alien, talk with Bernice at the Fox (www.fox.com) booth about upcoming video releases, Dan Didio from DC Comics (www.dccomics.com) , David Pea from Universal Designs (www.udreplicas.com) and his amazing motorcycle outfits then it is out to Durham County as I catch up with the creative team of ladies behind the show, Laurie Finstad, Janis Lundman and Adrienne Mitchell and wrap things up with the legendary actor Ernest Borgnine. Music for this week features the song Black Hole by Victor Stellar that can be found at www.podsafeaudio.com. Other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome

In this episode, Darren, Matt, Scott and Paul discuss the two-part Computo story, Scott and Paul recount their Toronto Fan Expo adventures and take a look at the life of artist Curt Swan. Thrill to the woofer-eyes of Computo, laugh at Brainiac 5’s clever quips, and cry as Triplicate Girl becomes Duo Damsel. You’ll laugh, […]

The Nickscast, along with special guest friend, Alex Kennard (of Reality Bomb fame), discuss the _why_ of Doctor Who fans (aka Whovians). What is it that has kept the show on the air for over fifty years, and why did it stop? What draws in new fans? We 're going to invert the polarity and go all wibbly wobbly timey wimey to find out! Next week, we'll be talking about Supernatural fans (aka SPNFamily). Stay tuned! Episode outline Fandom Facts Origins: British science-fiction television programme produced by the BBC since 1963 Fandom Origins: Doctor Who fan club (Britain, 1960s), recognized by production later with Doctor Who Appreciation Society (Britain, May 1976) Names: Doctor Who fan, Whovian (older term, less common) Most Active: Unclear, but probably during the era of "New" Doctor Who (2005--present) Size of Fandom: 110 million viewers (From BroaDWcast, referencing a quote from the BBC) Fanfics: Over 73400 on fanfiction.net Over 53000 on Archive of our own (strictly Doctor Who & related fandoms) What did we discuss? The longevity of the show ~ Is the show for children, or adults? ~ Doctor who as an inconsistent show ~ The sheer possibility of Doctor Who storylines ~ Different types of stories within the show ~ How the show runners impact Doctor Who and the doctor ~ The non-TV Doctor Who universe ~ Curative vs transformative fandoms ~ How the doctor's regeneration impacts the story ~ A brief history of the show's hiatus ~ Tropes in Doctor Who ~ The positives and negatives of the Doctor Who Fan community ~ Christmas specials and England Are you in, or out? Z is in. > "Z, its perhaps a little moot because I know you are a Doctor Who fan and watch Doctor Who… so I guess you're in but say more words than that please." > --G Science fiction ideas sometime outshine bad writing or acting G is in. Even though the show is inconsistent, he has faith that the show will get to the good parts However, he is not involved in the fandoms; doesn't go to Doctor Who panels at conventions or to the theatre to watch the show with others More than happy to get into arguments about past or present doctors and companions being bad T is out. And will remain out. Doctor Who is huge; too big Likes the concept, and will still be really aware of the show and changes to the show through other fansites Alex is in. > "Wouldn't it be amazing if I said out?" > --Alex Couldn't really say anything but in His past experiences were very similar to the Nicks: was watching the show but not participating in the fandom Went to Gallifrey (One), and was never able to resurface > "It's a fandom that kind of gets before you even know you've been got." > --Alex Fans of the week > My current magical thinking: Bad world things happened because of no #DoctorWho > Now that he is coming back, the world will revert to good. > --DrLatigo (via [Twitter](https://twitter.com/DrLatigo/status/850785206323642368)) Alex also nomiated Peter Capaldi, a mega-fan who is now one of the doctors on the show! This week's spotlight [The Doctor Who Society of Canada](http://www.doctorwhosociety.com/) A fairly recent organization, having only been formed in 2011, growing out of the Toronto Fan Expo. Last year, it managed to raise over $50000 Canadian for four different charities, and has chapters in Toronto, Waterloo, Halifax and elsewhere in Canada (though it mostly located in Ontario). We have had a [few](https://youtu.be/4etdjYCYvQA) [opportunities](https://youtu.be/pXJT4LOPXjA) to interview them in the past. [The Race Against Time](http://raceagainsttime.io) Now in its third year of running, the Race Against Time is the Nickscast's annual charity livestream where we work our way though Chrono Trigger, obtaining all its endings, and also raising money for the Alzheimer Society of Canada. Last year we raised over $1200 Canadian, and have plans to surpass that!