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Showing posts with label Dallas Comic Show. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dallas Comic Show. Show all posts

Friday, April 8, 2022

Reb Brown Dallas Comic Show Feb 2022


Before Marvel and Hollywood figured out how to do superhero movies, there was some interesting attempts. Reb Brown played Captain America twice in TV movies in the late 70’s.

Reb was outgoing and fun to chat with. I mentioned seeing the movie ’Ssssss’ and how it creeped me out as a teenager. He smiled and mentioned he got bite twice by a snake. As he was looking around for help, the snake wrangler told he shouldn’t do that.  Advice that was a little too late.  I laughed, but not at his pain.

AH

Thursday, April 7, 2022

Taimak Dallas Comic Show Feb 2022


There is a small ComicCon called Dallas Comic Show in Lewsiville, Tx has some nice guests.  This time, Taimak was signing. He was in The Last Dragon. It was a movie I dragged The Wife to when we were dating in college. I had fond memories of it and did want this autograph.

Taimak was friendly. We chatted a few minutes and talked about the movie.

AH

Friday, October 8, 2021

Three from the Dallas Comic Show August 2021

The weekend after I got back from the Vegas Star Trek convention, I attended a local show in the Old Lewisville Mall called Dallas Comic Show.

For a local show, they had a nice list of actors and artists.  I picked up three autographs.

The first was Ty Olsson. While I already have him, the previous photo was from The 100.  I wanted something from Supernatural. When he signed, we chatted about DragonCon. Not a week later he appeared on the DragonCon guest list.  I will claim responsibility for that. He must have realized how much he enjoyed Atlanta and decided to go back.


The next was Jonathan Lipnicki who my wife instantly remembered was in Jerry Maguire. As an adult now, he doesn’t look like the child in the movie. I found him friendly and full of positive energy.

The last was Lexi Rabe, who is Tony Stark’s daughter in Avenger’s End Game.  She was coloring as I stopped at her table. Her mom asked her to clean up so she could sign a photo.  Lexi took a bite of her apple before picking up a red sharpie and getting to the serous business of signing an autograph.  I’m assuming the blonde next to her was mom.  She leaned over and whispered a copy of things to Lexi and she nodded. She spent considerable time filling in the heart and ensuring she did no outside the lines. Like I said, she did turn serious when she did this.


While the inscription might look like I love 43k…it’s I love U 3 k. She added that without asking. I was happy to meet her.

AH