Showing posts with label dmz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dmz. Show all posts

Thursday, February 07, 2008

Weekanerd NYC: Brian Wood, Wrestling Monsters and Professor Layton

Friday, February 8
Get out to one of the hippest comic shops in town and check out some original art, drink some beer and wine, and get your books drawn all over by Brian Wood, Davide Gianfelice, and Riccardo Burchielli.

Monster battles and Nintendo parties after the jump...

Saturday, February 9
Live giant monster fights? For realz? If the ticket price sounds kinda steep to you, check out some Kaiju battles on YouTube. Now add in some "experimental, highly unorthodox" black boxes that house mysterious weapons and you're looking at a unique experience, not to be missed!

Sunday, February 10
The event promises cool prizes, so at the very least show up and school some little kids for a free copy of the game that you can sell for a profit. Jeez, that was cynical. This game actually looks pretty cool, and is a big hit in Japan. Where they like this cute crap. Cynical again, sorry. Seriously, the game is such a big deal that Masakazu Kubo is planning a live action movie based on it. He's the guy that produced the Pokemon movies. ::clears throat::
UPDATE: Turns out one of the prizes will be that sexy new Cobalt Blue DS, so if you don't currently own the greatest gaming system alive you should really give this a shot.

Friday, September 07, 2007

Weekanerd NYC: 24 Hour Gamer People, Brian Wood, and Bruce Wayne's Bad Night

Friday, September 7, 2007
Okay, so this is pricey at $35 for PC gamers and $25 for consolers, but you can take $5 off if you register before 5pm today. What do you get for your money? 24 solid hours of multiplayer gaming, including free food and soda, with tournaments and prizes all night long. Plus an excuse to leave your room without interrupting your gaming lifestyle. For a list of featured games and registration info, hit the title link.

Saturday, September 8, 2007
  • Brian Wood
  • 8pm @ Rocketship, 208 Smith Street, Brooklyn.
Brian Wood will be signing copies of DMZ Volume III. Also, musician/writer PERCY CAREY (aka M.F. GRIMM) will be signing his debut graphic memoir SENTENCES, and it that's not enough, there will be work on display by artist RON WIMBERLY.

Sunday, September 9, 2007
  • The Mask of Zorro
  • Various Times @ Film Forum Street, 209 West Houston Street, Manhattan
Bat-Fans know that this is the film young Bruce Wayne saw on the fateful night his parents were killed. Viewing it yourself, in combination with some form of traumatic personal tragedy, may turn you into a vigilante superhero as well. Worth a shot!