James Marsters at Wizard World Tulsa 2016 (Photo Gallery)
Whedonverse fave James Marsters returned to Tulsa for Wizard World’s show on Saturday, October 22.
Report From Rhode Island Comic Con: Expansions and Fangirl Moments
They keep stepping up their game. In light of the snafu at last years Comic Con, this year they added the Dunkin Donuts Center to the Rhode Island Convention Center making the con more spacious. For those who don’t know: …
Christian Kane Talks Roles, Music & Future
Christian Kane gained attention of Whedon fans as evil corporate lawyer Lindsey McDonald on ANGEL, appearing from the first episode and being killed in the finale. He made his first Oklahoma convention appearance at Wizard World’s Tulsa show on October 24. Kane grew up …
Exclusive Interview: Jay Hunter, DP on Con Man
We were fortunate to catch up with Jay Hunter in June, just as the Alan Tudyk’s Con Man neared the finish line, to talk about the series, his work since Much Ado and his own podcast, “Best Job Ever.”
Wizard World Tulsa 2014: Around the Con
Wizard World rode into Tulsa for their inaugural show on November 7 through the 9th, 2014. We were there to capture some of the sights in and around the convention floor, including some of the awesome cosplayers. For a first-time event, …
James Marsters Captivates Wizard World Tulsa Audience
James Marsters regaled Wizard World Tulsa attendees with stories from his time on Joss Whedon productions and other projects, including his appearance as Captain John Hart on Torchwood. Marsters described how in order to understand the role of Spike for Buffy the …
Eliza Dushku entertains, surprises at Wizard World Tulsa 2014
Whedonverse fave Eliza Dushku held court during Wizard World’s Tulsa show on November 9, 2014. She regaled the packed room with stories from her various projects and talked about her current studies as an undergraduate at Boston University, in which …
Born-again Browncoat Jesse Griffith on Passion Projects and Pet Theories
In July, LA-based writer-director-SFX artist (and Whedon fan) Jesse Griffith was at Comic-Con promoting his award-winning sci-fi short Cockpit: The Rule of Engagement, and dropped us a line. He had recently gotten a gig writing the story for a new …