I parked it on my blog since their site will be taken down soon.

http://bigredcheese.livejournal.com/144350.html

I already alluded in my blogs to Arnold Schwarzenegger's bodybuilding event that might have had an impact on SPACE's attendance. Fatalysia artist Uriel Duran kindly commemorated it with this piece, which I must admit I am posting quite late. He sent it to me shortly after SPACE, and I've had a combination of blogger's block and not having technology at my disposal that gets along with Photobucket's revamp. This is in no way a slam against anyone who attended or took part in SPACE. I just genuinely found it hilarious on some level that my life might have been inadvertently impacted by Conan the Barbarian and had this image in my head of literally being chased out the door by him.



Check out Uriel's site here:

If you are anywhere in the DC/Baltimore area this weekend, it is your destiny to go to HorrorFind Weekend, fork over the $25 admission fee, and behold Myke Amend and his works. When you're done with Myke, if you're into meeting people associated with zombie movies, you can meet George Romero and more Night of the Living/Dawn of the/Day of the/Land of the/Diary of the Dead-associated humans than normally possible. Myke's selling prints, buttons, magnets, and t-shirts, many of which are signed. Some of the prints are even individually enhanced to make them literally one of a kind. I hope to make it there to finally meet this guy. Is he real? I've received numerous emails from and spoken on the phone many times to someone claiming to be him. I'll perform the poke-him-with-a-stick test. Will the stick make a hole from which pudding flows? Will it get stuck in robot parts? Maybe he's really Myke's stunt double or the guy he hired to be him at birthday parties and such. Anyway... go meet Myke and buy his wares. And look at big prints of his Fatalysia #2 cover.

Liam Kemp will be at SPACE in Columbus, OH this weekend. Fatalysia 1 and 2 will be available (the cover to issue 2 is not color as planned; the next printing should be), and admission is only five dollars. Issue 2 cover artist Myke Amend planned to attend but was unable; lots of prints and a few t-shirts were able to make it though, and they will be available at the table as well. So if you're in the area, please stop by.

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