Zone 4 #193: Boston Comic Con

from Zone 4 · host Brant Fowler

The crew returns joined by Eric Ratcliffe to talk about his experience at the 2012 Boston Comic Con and other stuff he has in the works. Of course, the guys all give info on their recent happenings as well. Plus, more Facebook shout-outs and Boston comic trivia! (Original Numbering: Episode #164) www.ZONE4PODCAST.com This Episode is Sponsored by: www.GordonDymowski.com Eric Ratcliffe New Comic Day Facebook Twitter Why I Love Comics Podcast Boston Comic Con www.bostoncomiccon.com Tom and Walter Bonham tackle the comic book issues of the day at BURNING COMICS! http://tschamp.podomatic.com Ron Fortier on FCBD www.gryphongamesandcomics.com BAR TAB OF RASSILON eGen TV is hosting An Evening with eGen at the Highball Lounge to help raise money to get us into, and finish building out, a new studio space. To that end, we are having the event on April 29th beginning at 6p.m. and continuing until 12 midnight. There will be live music, a stand-up comedy showcase, an Indie film screening, not to mention a glorious silent auction!! If you've never been, the Highball Lounge is a wonderful new cocktail lounge, complete with a retro feel and an out of this world drink menu! Come out, help support your favorite new media company, mingle with the cast and crew of some of our shows, and take in a great night of entertainment! Must be 21 to attend. http://www.indiegogo.com/aneveningwithegen Like the Bar Tab of Rassilon page on Facebook! http://egen.tv/groups/group/show?groupUrl=bar-tab-of-rassilon

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