Jenny: We spent so much damned time at this little section of the Oni press booth. Mostly just fawning over Jim Mahfood. But since he was there, I began to show an interest in what Scott Morse could do. He gave me a really nice Crazyfish poster mounted on posterboard. And I remembered his story from Oni Double Feature, which he's going to continue in a mini series that begins in January (buy it!). But he was really nice, and did us all gorgeous sketchy type items. I got a really nice one of the Chupacabra, from his Crazyfish book Loud Cannoli. Boy was that book good. Buy it if you can, kids!

Jim: Jen & Mahfood sitting in a tree Hummmm,Hummm,Hummmm First comes love then comes marriage then comes Jenny with the baby carriage. Man I think I'm in trouble.

Mandi: What was your first clue, Sherlock? Anyway, it was Sarah who was inthralled with Mr. Mahfood. With good reason.

Jenny: can you believe that this n-a-k-e-d woman walked around the convention?

Mandi: Ummmm...yes? She was pretty impressive. She pranced. Her breasts did not move at all. As Tammy said, they're like cement. And I thought, fascinating. In a grotesque kind of way.

Jim: When I saw Vampi I had two thoughts, do I have a piece of luggage big enough for her to fit and how do I sneak those breasts past the metal detectors. "Honest Honey she's an action figure" hahahahahahahahah.

Jenny: What moron took this picture? Oh. I did. oops. Must have graduated from the Allan George school of photography. Sorry for cutting Batman's head off. But what's up with his legs? And his padded chest? At least Moe and Sarah look cute.

Mandi: I think in technical photographic terms they call this "Centering the Package." It sure looks like that's what you were doing.

Jim: Moe & Sara two All-American women, pudgy Batman one sorry looking costume super hero pretender.

Jenny: This one is nicer. We look a hell of a lot tougher than Bat-boy there.

Mandi: And in this the package is dead center. I'm proud of whoever took this. I don't think it was me cause I don't remember seeing Burt Ward. Or his package.

Jim: I took the picture and right after that Pudgeman came on to Sara and got *Pow*, *Biff*, *Whamo* out Jen's one tough cookie nobody messes with her Sara.

Jenny: I rest comfortably in the knowledge that if I ever decide to be Catwoman, I'll wait until I can wear some spandex without shame. And if I think that I don't need to wait, I'll look at this picture.

Mandi: Yeah, that's ummm...not very flattering. Do you suppose she wore this on a dare? Did she just not know? Not care?

Jim: I was scarred for weeks I had to read my Catwoman collection over & over again to get this nasty image out of my mind. It still hurts to see this picture.

Jenny: Giant inflatable Wesley Snipes. I actually have three of these, because someone couldn't master my camera. I thought the movie was pretty good. I liked the beginning club scene a LOT. I mean, traci Lords. And can you really go wrong with Stephen Dorff?

Mandi: I was very impressed with Blade. It was the first comic property that was done well on film. Not perfect, but it was good. And although that scene in the beginning did nothing for me, I still enjoyed the movie.

Jim: That was a Blade statue Ohhhhh I thought it was a giant chess piece. Blade yea that does make more sense.

Jenny: Here's a big downfall to being little. People make you ride on top. And you have to be very uncomfortable. I mean, very. But at least we got a ride. To see deer. And lots of them.

Mandi: And I'd like to say (for all you blind idiots out there) I was not the little one. Sarah was. But I still think she could have taken Dan Fraga down even though he said she couldn't.

Jim: Fraga insulted Sara I got mad we had no pasta for dinner that night.