Last night
Kevin Smith was scheduled to do two shows in LA for his “Kevin Smith Live”
special but after the first show he suffered a massive heart attack. Not
realizing he had a heart attack he decided to cancel the second show and go to
the hospital. He tweeted about it this morning from his hospital bed (below) and seems to be in good spirits.
I am stunned but relieved he is doing better.
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Monday, February 26, 2018
Wednesday, November 4, 2015
Felicia Day... Oh And Some Other Cards
This
is one of my “Rainy Day” posts that I wrote awhile back for the days I have
writer’s block.
Last
year in Allen & Ginters there were a couple of entertainers that made it on to both the autograph and relic checklisgts. Two of them; Kevin Smith and Snoop Lion (he has since returned to using Snoop Dogg) are pretty well known while Felicia Day is a geek goddess.
I picked up the Smith and Snoop Dogg relics for $9.14
total shipped for both cards. Both cards are multi-colored with the Smith
having a nice white/blue split while the Snoop Dogg actually has three colors.
The majority is black with the white spot in the bottom left corner and along
the bottom there is a yellow-green color that is difficult to see. The seller
threw in a Snoop Dogg base card in the sale. I was hoping to pick up an orange/blue
Kevin Smith multi-colored relic but they tend to run a bit more so for the deal
I got with the card I got I am happy. I would love to add their official
autographs but they are currently well outside of my price range so I went with
an IP Kevin Smith autograph for $10 shipped. There are actually similar Kevin Smith
autograph cards available for $9.99 that are being sold by Jay And Silent Bob’s
Secret Stash, the comic book shop in New Jersey owned by Kevin Smith.
Felicia Day is an intelligent, hilarious, beautiful
amazing person. She is an actress, producer, director, and writer and above all
she is a redhead (I love redheads). Many would consider her an “indie”
personality because she is probably most well known for her internet web-shows
Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Show (Hilarious!), The Guild and Dragon Age:
Redemption as well as video games and cartoon voice work but she has also
appeared in major shows like Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Eureka and Supernatural
and I have to admit I have a huge crush on her.
Day has relics and autographs in both Buffy and The
Guild releases but prices of those cards are insanely expensive so when Topps
included her on the checklist I figured I had a better chance of adding her
cards to my collection. I picked up her relic for a whopping $1.50, it is a
single colored dress relic but I am looking to add a multi-colored relic card
eventually. The autograph ended up running me $20.26, which is about the price
range for her A&G autograph cards. Just this month I was able to add her
The Guild relic for under $20 shipped.
What better way to close out this post than to end on a
beautiful shot of Felicia Day
Friday, July 10, 2015
I'm Not Even Supposed To Be Here Today!
Upper
Deck sure knows how to make an announcement for an upcoming release based on the well-loved
indie film Clerks. Tomorrow at the SDCC Upper Deck will have Brian O’Halloran, Jason
Mewes and Kevin Smith signing at their booth in conjunction with the
announcement that next year they will be releasing a Clerks based card set
through the Skybox line just in time for the release of Clerks III.
If
you think about it, when Clerks was released in 1994 it was the beginning of what
would become the Great Fat Man Empire. Kevin
Smith has brought amazing joy to this world through his creations like Clerks,
Mallrats, Dogma, Zack and Miri Make A Porno, various Jay and Silent Bob
incarnations and Comic Book Men.
Clerks
may not stand up in comparison to today’s blockbuster movies but it is still
one of my favorite '90s movies. Most people do not realize that there was
actually an alternate ending where Dante is shot and killed during a robbery at
the end of the film though once Clerks II was released in 2006 it kind of made
that ending void so it is no longer shown.
Labels:
2016 Upper Deck Clerks,
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