David and Kelli Wallace will be at Dragon*Con 2005. Long-time comic and game industry retailers and specialty retail education professionals, the Wallace’s are co-authors of A Specialty Retailer’s Handbook: Comics and Games and The Manager’s Training Manual. They are currently working on a new book geared toward training the buyer. The Wallace’s have served on the board of directors of… Read more →
We’re only a few days away from the debut of Dragon*Con’s newest tradition, the ART CRAWL! The ART CRAWL is an independent show of artists and their wares at Dragon*Con. We have everything from fine art to fan art. We have 2D and 3D. We even have a gypsy tarot reader Saturday night! Saturday, the ART CRAWL will be in… Read more →
Welcome to Dragon*Con 2005! As some of you returning to the convention may have noticed, we’ve been having some growing pains in the past few years. So for 2005, the Hilton Atlanta joins the Hyatt Regency and the Marriott Marquis as an official Dragon*Con host hotel. All three hotels are within easy walking distance of each other. We hope convention-goers… Read more →
Information New Tracks for 2004 Parties, Happenings, Events 2004 Programming Changes Debra Dixon Offers Workshop for Novelists Features Lost in Translation: Dragon*Con Style Oneupmanship D*C Tracks Cover SF TV Highlights Hurricane Frances Felt at Dragon*Con Independent Film Fest Entries Shown Chain Mail Art Panel Goes Medieval Daily Dragon Cartoons Do Clothes Make the Alien? Bad Boys of Buffy and Angel… Read more →
Doctor Zathras’s Traveling B5 Medicine Show Meet Babylon 5 fans (and maybe cast & crew) at this additional, independent B5 programming. Socials, panels, lotteries, and swag! A new event every day. Friday: “B5 Diplomatic Mixer.” Come and get your first taste of Doctor Zathras’s exciting offerings! 8:30PM, Champions Sports Bar (Marriott). Saturday: Open panel. topic to be decided. (Possibilities include:… Read more →
Don’t miss artist Bryan Jones’s panel on the art of making chain mail in the art track Friday at 7:00 p.m. This is the third year Jones has presented this panel. For the last two years, “it’s been standing room only,” Jones said, recommending that hopeful mail smiths come early.
Best in Show Steve Bornhoeft – “Captain Jack Sparrow” Most Popular Man George Metz – “Cylon” Most Popular Woman Laura Rifkin – “Harley Quinn” Best Fantasy Niki Collins, Lee Newman, Aleathia Burns – “3 Sexy Girls” Best Historical Andrew Anthony – “Viking” Best Humor James Haire – “Beeker”
The last few years have seen a revolution in the world of audio and video, much like the revolution in publishing that occurred in the early 90s. Then it was called “desktop publishing,” and now it is “desktop video.” Yes, this is “great” for Aunt Morpha, who can now show “thrilling” videos of her vacations to Normal, Illinois, instead of… Read more →
