Best Overall Costume Chris Lee as “Apparition Abolishers” Best Journeyman Costume Harrison Krix, Mandie Reese, and Emily Keith as “Bioshock’s Big Daddy and Little Sister with Splicer” Best Novice Costume April Hall and Erin Johnson as “Undead Saloon Dancers” Best Master Costume Brian Burke as “The Dragon Rider” Best Animation Costume Alan and Jo Gratz as “Samurai Jack and Aku”
Children Honorable Mention Child Alex Clark (#4) Annie Ayers (#15) Maggie Ainsworth Darnell (#20) Holly Padgett (#24) Nina Emick (#67) Genevieve Dislets (#71) Wendi Gratz & Jo Gratz (#221) Michael John (#226) Leon Rimondi (#227) Ashleigh Murphy & Spy (#229) Corbin Duncan (#233) Taylor Kiss (#300) Dean Washington (#315) Mckenzie Chappell (#335) Joshua Boscher (#406) K.D. Boscher (#408) Lawson Wellborn… Read more →
And the winner is…Warrior Ariam (Lucy Maria Boydston), of Hixson, TN. [The Daily Dragon staff appreciates very much the subtle reminder received from Miss Klingon Empire 2008, Nej Vestai Le’nIvnav (Sonya Desilets), that the winner is really what the contest is all about. Torture by ‘oy’naQ painstick will not be necessary.] The Daily Dragon staff cowered behind red-shirts hired for… Read more →
Tad Beaty and Skip Faulkner shared a victory after over four hours of grueling play. Congratulations to Tad and Skip!
Blood Drive Donors are forgetting to pick up their Heinlein pins. If you forgot yours, please stop by the blood drive to pick it up.
Leonard Nimoy, famous for his role as Mr. Spock in the original Star Trek series, has been wowing the crowds at Dragon*Con. Actor, director, singer, poet, photographer—this distinguished man seems to have done it all. And to have done it all so well. As he waited backstage before the “Beyond Spock” panel, Nimoy graciously agreed to answer a few questions… Read more →
Rumors of storytelling’s death, I am afraid, have been greatly exaggerated—and grossly premature. It is inherent in humanity’s genes to relay our history, morals, and beliefs via tales. Hopes, dreams—even fears and warnings—all are passed from generation to generation. So long as we communicate, storytelling will persist.
It’s the podcast edition of The Dragon*Con Late show for September 6th, 2009. Brought to you by the Dragon*Con Videography Staff and The Daily Dragon.
