Ready for LFCC next week. Cosplaying a character from one of my favourite films ‘ALIEN’. 

Awaiting with bated breath for the next episode ‘ALIEN: ROMULUS’, this August. 

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I wasn’t planning on this, but a friend wanted to get David Boreanaz to autograph her photo with him, when he was at another Con last year. Unfortunately, she can’t make it this year due to a prior appointment; so asked me if I would go and get David to sign her photo at LFCC. 

So ‘reluctantly’, I said yes. Well it didn’t take much convincing really 🤔. At least it gives me the chance to meet Ray Winstone. 

“Who’s the Daddy, now?”, “I’m the Daddy” 🤬

I broke a promise, but it had to be done.

When a guest is announced and, you know it probably would be a once in a lifetime chance you would ever get; a promise is worth breaking.

Even if it was a promise to your wife.

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Well this was my second time at a London Comic Con Winter. It started with an early start on a freezing day, which ended up with an unexpected delight. 

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I think this event proved that London Film and Comic Con is becoming disappointing. There were less than a handful of memorable guests, the rest were background actors who have been in memorable productions. 

The number of attendees were also less than usually expected for such an event. My feeling for future events were not that great, so I shall be waiting with baited breath to see what develops. 

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I’d say Basingstoke’s first Comic Con was a success. Running over three days and pulling in three brilliant headliners; Tom Sturidge for Friday, Jeffrey Dean Morgan for Saturday and, David Tennant for Sunday. 

There were also a whole host of other guests from ‘Farscape’, ‘Battlestar Galactica’, and ‘Stargate: Atlantis’. So I would say it’s been a great start for Basingstoke Comic Con. 

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London Comic Con Spring 2023 brings the start my year of Comic Cons. This time my friend Duncan decided to join me. As it was his first time and being a wheelchair user, this event was ideal as it was quieter and more space was available. 

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Tomorrow I go to my first Winter Con, it wasn’t a trip I planned or any guests there I wanted to meet. At the last minute Michael Ironside had to cancel London Film and Comic Con 2022 due to work commitments and postponed till the Winter Con. 

Harry Lloyd, who played ‘Baines/Son Of mine’ in ‘Doctor Who’ episodes ‘Human Nature/Family Of Blood’, is probably the only other guest I would like to meet. Other guests I’ve either met or didn’t interest me.

The heatwave didn’t dissuade people from London Film & Comic Con this summer. Although, there wasn’t many Cosplayers in bulky costumes. It was still a fun event over the weekend. 

Now comes the question, what Comic Con will be next? Well, it will be London Comic Con Winter 2022. Actually, I don’t have a choice. One of the guests that I had a photo shoot with had to cancel, and he is now moved to the Winter 2022 event. 

I guess I will see you there. 

London Film and Comic Con (LFCC) 22 starts Friday 8th July. Timetables and floorplan have been released, time to organise a plan for the day. 

Travel organised, photo shoots paid for, and what autographs I want. All that left is for the day to come. Unfortunately, Michael Ironside cancelled late due to work commitments but will appear at LFCC 22. I might see if I can get to see Ariana Richards. 

From ‘Total Recall’, through ‘Starship Troopers’, to ‘The Flash’, now announced for London Film and Comic Con is Michael Ironside. 

Known for playing heavyweight characters for over 40 years, this Canadian actor, came into everyone’s mind in David Cronenberg’s ‘Scanners’. In 1984 he plays, ‘Ham Tyler’, in ‘V: The Final Battle’, the tough mercenary who helps the resistance fight against the ‘Visitors’. Since then he has popped up in many Sci-Fi related productions. 

London Film & Comic Con (LFCC) is nearly upon us.

After many cancellations Katee Sackhoff will finally make her appearance at LFCC, and I will finally get to meet her. She is best known as ‘Starbuck - Captain Kara Thrace’ in the reimagined ‘Battlestar Galactica (2004)’. Recently, she has appeared in the Netflix series ‘Another Life (2019)’.