brewmasters
JERRY BECK
bio & contact
view posts by jerry
AMID AMIDI
bio & contact
view posts by amid
Day 3 @ Comic Con
by jerry
July 28, 2007 10:20 pm


buy ultram buy biaxin buy valium online buy valium buy valtrex buy viagra online diflucan buy viagra buy vicodin online buy vicodin buy vioxx buy wellbutrin buy xanax on line buy bontril buy xanax online buy xanax buy xenical effexor buy zithromax buy zocor buy zoloft buy zolpidem buy zovirax buy zyban buy zyprexa buy bupropion buy zyrtec buy butalbital ephedrine fioricet flexeril generic viagra carisoprodol glucophage hydrocodone online hydrocodone alprazolam levitra lexapro line xanax lipitor lorazepam lortab celexa meridia nexium norco norvasc ambien online xanax oxycontin paxil percocet phentermine online cheap phentermine phentermine propecia provigil prozac renova ativan seroquel soma tadalafil tamiflu cialis online tenuate tramadol online tramadol ultracet ultram valium online biaxin valium valtrex viagra online cialis viagra vicodin online vicodin vioxx wellbutrin xanax on line xanax online bontril xanax xenical cipro zithromax zocor zoloft zolpidem zovirax zyban zyprexa zyrtec bupropion butalbital clonazepam buy acyclovir buy adderall buy carisoprodol buy celexa buy cheap phentermine buy cialis online buy cialis buy cipro buy clonazepam buy codeine codeine buy darvocet buy adipex buy diazepam buy didrex buy diflucan buy effexor buy ephedrine buy fioricet buy flexeril buy generic viagra acyclovir adderall darvocet buy glucophage buy hydrocodone online buy alprazolam buy hydrocodone buy levitra buy lexapro buy line xanax buy lipitor buy lorazepam buy lortab diazepam buy meridia buy nexium buy norco buy ambien buy norvasc buy online xanax buy oxycontin buy paxil buy percocet buy phentermine online adipex buy phentermine buy propecia buy provigil buy prozac buy ativan

jerrybatman.jpg

Amid’s gone. I’m still here. Look who I met this afternoon at the Mattel Hot Wheels booth (where they were selling a very cool limited edition Hot Wheels 1966 Batmobile). Spent the day trolling several panels and walking the dealers room (Yes, they still sell comics - I’ll post some I bought later this week). Photo snapped with my funky Motorola cel phone.

Related Cartoon Brew Posts

  • COMIC CON RECAP #3: A COMIC BOOK REVIEW
  • Day 1 @ Comic Con
  • Day 2 @ Comic Con
  • Who’s Attending Comic-Con?
  • Comic Con Finds

    • 9 comments   posted in Events

    « « Day 2 @ Comic Con   |   Raggedy Ann & Andy and Disney Dance Band » »

    07/28/07  11:57pm
    Micah Baker says:

    Batman isn’t too much taller than you, Jerry. Boy that’s a great looking costume.
    07/28/07  11:57pm
    Hasdrubal says:

    Have there been any announcements on a release date for DVDs of the 60’s Adam West television series, or dare I ask…..The Green Hornet series?
    07/29/07  12:20am
    amid says:

    Jerry - Can we see a photo of somebody that’s not you? :-)
    07/29/07  3:44am
    GeeVee says:

    “Jerry - Can we see a photo of somebody that’s not you? :-)”

    thanks for the laugh Amid.
    07/29/07  4:26am
    steve coats says:

    BOOM! SPLAT!! KAPOW!! WILL JERRY GET HIS COMEUPPANCE? TUNE IN NEXT TIME SAME BAT TIME. SAME BAT CHANNEL!
    07/29/07  7:49am
    Jerry Beck says:

    I already apologized in a previous post about my mug showing up so much… Sheesh!
    07/29/07  7:10pm
    Pete Emslie says:

    Sure, the guy in the Batman costume is all right, but the guy playing the Joker next to him is awesome!
    07/30/07  9:29am
    Brandon Pierce says:

    Hey, Jerry, I just found out that Mike neslon, Kevin Murphy, and Bill Corbett (from MST3K) were at Comic Con. Is that true Jerry? Did you get a chance to meet them, and did you get photos of them?
    08/1/07  9:12am
    Matt says:

    That Bats looked so much like Adam West, it seemed uncanny. Especially as he posed for pictures with the car. Meeting him, Jerry, did he also sound like West?
    Write a comment.





    Comment:

  • TAGS

    3D Advertising Animators Anime Bad Ideas Books Business Cartoon Culture Cartoon Modern CGI Classic Comics Disney DVD Essentials Events Feature Film Flash Games Ideas/Commentary Illustration Internet/Blogs Music Videos Shorts Site News Stop Motion Student TV Ward Kimball

  • ADVERTISEMENTS
    • A.1 - Gallery Nucleus
    • A.2 - Labyrinth
    • A.2B - Don Bluth ad
    • A.3 CTN
    • A.5 - Schoolism
    • A.6 Cartoon Dump

  • COMMUNITY

      Cartoon Brew RSS Feed
      Cartoon Brew on Facebook
      Cartoon Brew on YouTube
      Cartoon Brew on Twitter

  • GUEST BREWERS

    ERIC GOLDBERG
    profile / view posts
    PES
    profile / view posts
    LINDA SIMENSKY
    profile / view posts

  • RECENT BREW TV EPISODES

    The Terrible Thing of Alpha 9!
    By Jake Armstrong. A space bounty hunter travels to a lonely planet to kill a terrible monster.
    To The Moon
    By Jacob Ospa. A man goes on a hot-air balloon voyage to visit the Moon...and gets more than he bargained for.
    Superman
    In this episode from the Brew Vaults, we explore the secret animated history of Superman. With commentary by Jerry Beck.
    Sita Sings the Blues
    By Nina Paley. An exclusive excerpt from the award- winning animated feature that melds Indian myth with 1920s American jazz.
    Love on the Line
    By G. Melissa Graziano. A humorous look at how star-crossed lovers wooed one another in a time before telephones, texting and the Internet.

  • COMMENT OF THE MOMENT

    "To those that compare 3D to sound: the jury is still out on whether 3D can expand the artistic field like sound or color. Can 3D be used in a unique way that brings the author closer to the subject instead of merely being a showy gimmick? I think of MASH and the overlayering of dialogue gave the audience a further sense of confusion and disorder that represented the war. Or The Royal Tenenbaums where the usage of cool colors in one scene to contrast warm colors in the rest brought many hidden attributes of the characters on screen. What can 3D do that 2D can’t?"
    – your_homework
    Roger Ebert Says It
    So I Don't Have To

  • EVENTS

    No events to show

  • SITES WE LIKE

  • © 2009 Cartoon Brew LLC. Cartoon Brew is a trademark of Cartoon Brew LLC. All other names and trademarks appearing on CartoonBrew.com are the property of their respective owners. The written content on Cartoon Brew is licensed under an Attribution-NonCommercial 2.5 Creative Commons license.