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FX is bringing What we do in the Shadows & Archer to Comic-Con@Home

Nandor what we do in the shadows print

Nandor what we do in the shadows print

Amaz print of Nandor – What we do in the Shadows by artist Joe Humphrey.

Heads up all you Nocturnal Creatures!

FX is bringing the Vampires from What we do in the Shadows to the virtual Comic Con party July 23rd – 26th. Archer will also discuss season 11 in a separate panel, and Bill and Ted will hold their own in a panel moderated by Kevin Smith.

Not ready to travel? Well no worries my friends
This year’s Comic Con is free and being live streamed.

Comic-Con@home was designed to allow fans to interact with fellow fans and panelists while sitting this IRL convention out thanks to Covid.
Awesome thing for us here in Chicago, we can travel from home and spend several days at a convention.

Aside from the above panels, there are tons for great classes being held over the 3 day span. Including how to build brands during pandemics and cosplay to bring together communities.
Heavy Metal Magazine hosts a panel on Wednesday.

You can create your own schedule by clicking here

And more information on Comic-Con’s site here

 

 

 

I do not make any money through featuring art – it’s my way of helping to bring talented creatives forward ~ If you would like to purchase the print, you can click on the photo

 

 

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Halloween Jean

Lombard. Mother of two young adults. Creator and Editor of Haunted Emporium Magazine. I love the horror and collective art scene here in Chicago. It’s been amazing to watch the progression – and more acceptance of the benefits that it brings to the area. I enjoy haunted houses, live music, ramblings, journalism, photography and adventures. I recycle/ redesign furniture and make Halloween props. I do a home haunt, and enjoy conventions and films. I make my own costumes, so if I get an opportunity to dress up, I’m happy. You’ll often find me biking or wondering around downtown with the look of awe that I’ve had since being a child. I believe in supporting both local and talent that travels through the area. The Emporium was designed as a contribution to the community.