COMICS AND COMICS – FRIDAY AUGUST 6th AT MELTDOWN:

FIVE BUX. FIVE BUX.

ASTERIOS KOKKINOS, BAILEE DESROCHER, TOM FRANCK, ED GREER, ELI OLSBERG, DAN KAUFMAN, JAY MONOPAR

PURE CANE SUGAR OPEN BAR!

FOODTRUCK: TBA.

LIVECAST BY: samproof

FIVE BUX.

COMICS AND COMICS – ALL FANBOY STAND UP

Friday, July 2nd 8PM at Meltdown Comics

Jonathan London, Tim Babb, Paul Jay, Tom Franck, Mike Black and Robert Yasumura

COMICS AND COMICS @ MELTDOWN COMICS

July 2nd, 8PM and the first Friday of every month.

7522 Sunset Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90046 (map)
323.851.7223

$4 covers admission and cane sugar soda bar

JUST ADDED!!! The Komodo Truck will be here to keep your stomach from growling with their tasty treats from 7pm -10pm.
Brace yourself for a unique flavor adventure. Komodo brings you street food with a gourmet twist. Mixing 100% fresh high quality ingredients and unique flavors, Komodo was created by a world class chef and designed to bring high style, high quality restaurant meals without compromising value and taste.

Since December, 2007 ”Comics and Comics” has been entertaining crowds at Meltdown Comics and Collectibles in Hollywood. While not the first or the only stand-up show performed in a comic book shop, “Comics and Comics” is unique in that the material presented within the show covers topics of interest to people who would be patronizing such a store to begin with: comic books, movies, videogames, role-playing, action figures, etc. The show was created by stand-up veteran Tom Franck who books comedians who are not only the finest working today, but who have the geek street cred appropriate for the show. Franck himself can claim the ultimate nerd comedian status as an appearance in Green Lantern 143 labeled him as the top comedian in the DC universe.

Due to the high volume of comedians requesting to perform on “Comics and Comics” since its launch, another version of the show, “Crisis On Infinite Comics and Comics,” was started several months after the regular show. While the normal “Comics and Comics” shows feature about six comedians, “Crisis” shows have lineups of 15-20 comics. This secondary venue allows comedians appropriate for the theme of the show to be recognized and booked much sooner than if the “Crisis” didn’t exist.
Each “Comics and Comics” show begins with a trivia contest to warm up the crowd. Because of the geek erudition of the crowd, seldom is the audience stumped no matter how ridiculously difficult the questions become.

Audience members of “Comics and Comics” are not only treated to an evening of top-notch stand-up comedy, but can also quench their thirst with a stunning variety of exotic cane-sugar sodas including: Faygo, Boylan’s and Mexican Coke at the open bar.
“Comics and Comics” was featured on a segment on NPR’s “Marketplace” and, in the summer of 2009, was performed on the exhibition hall of the San Diego Comic-Con.

Featuring Ron Lynch, Tim Powers, Paul Goebel, Tom Franck, Marly Halpern Graser and SAX Carr.

June 4th, 8PM and the first Friday of every month.

$4 covers admission and cane sugar soda bar

Since December, 2007 ”Comics and Comics” has been entertaining crowds at Meltdown Comics and Collectibles in Hollywood with the nerdiest, geekiest stand-up comedy imaginable.  While not the first or the only stand-up show performed in a comic book shop, “Comics and Comics” is unique in that the material presented within the show covers topics of interest to people who would be patronizing such a store to begin with: comic books, movies, videogames, role-playing, action figures, etc. The show was created by stand-up veteran Tom Franck who books comedians who are not only the finest working today, but who have the geek street cred appropriate for the show.   Franck himself can claim the ultimate nerd comedian status as an appearance in Green Lantern 143 labeled him as the top comedian in the DC universe.

Due to the high volume of comedians requesting to perform on “Comics and Comics” since its launch, another version of the show, “Crisis On Infinite Comics and Comics,” was started several months after the regular show. While the normal “Comics and Comics” shows feature about six comedians, “Crisis” shows have lineups of 15-20 comics. This secondary venue allows comedians appropriate for the theme of the show to be recognized and booked much sooner than if the “Crisis” didn’t exist.
Each “Comics and Comics” show begins with a trivia contest to warm up the crowd.  Because of the geek erudition of the crowd, seldom is the audience stumped no matter how ridiculously difficult the questions become.

Audience members of “Comics and Comics” are not only treated to an evening of top-notch stand-up comedy, but can also quench their thirst with a stunning variety of exotic cane-sugar sodas including: Faygo, Boylan’s and Mexican Coke at the open bar.
“Comics and Comics” was featured on a segment on NPR’s “Marketplace” and, in the summer of 2009, was performed on the exhibition hall of the San Diego Comic-Con.

COMICS AND COMICS @ MELTDOWN COMICS

June 4th, 8PM and the first Friday of every month.

7522 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, CA 90046

$4 covers admission and cane sugar soda bar

For more information, call Meltdown at 323.851.7223

COMICS AND COMICS – May 7th @ MELTDOWN COMICS

All Fanboy Stand-Up Comedy
FEATURING:
Frank Conniff (Mystery Science Theater 3000)
Matt McKenna (American Dad),
Asterios Kokkinos (National Lampoon, Cracked),
Michael D’Bey,
Ron Swallow
and Tom Franck
Free Cane Sugar Soda Bar with $4 admission.

Since December, 2007 ”Comics and Comics” has been entertaining crowds at Meltdown Comics and Collectibles in Hollywood with the nerdiest, geekiest stand-up comedy imaginable.  While not the first or the only stand-up show performed in a comic book shop, “Comics and Comics” is unique in that the material presented within the show covers topics of interest to people who would be patronizing such a store to begin with: comic books, movies, videogames, role-playing, action figures, etc. The show was created by stand-up veteran Tom Franck who books comedians who are not only the finest working today, but who have the geek street cred appropriate for the show.   Franck himself can claim the ultimate nerd comedian status as an appearance in Green Lantern 143 labeled him as the top comedian in the DC universe.

Due to the high volume of comedians requesting to perform on “Comics and Comics” since its launch, another version of the show, “Crisis On Infinite Comics and Comics,” was started several months after the regular show. While the normal “Comics and Comics” shows feature about six comedians, “Crisis” shows have lineups of 15-20 comics. This secondary venue allows comedians appropriate for the theme of the show to be recognized and booked much sooner than if the “Crisis” didn’t exist.
Each “Comics and Comics” show begins with a trivia contest to warm up the crowd.  Because of the geek erudition of the crowd, seldom is the audience stumped no matter how ridiculously difficult the questions become.

“Comics and Comics” shows also feature a monologue by Tom Franck called “But Let’s Face It” — an opinion piece which addresses topics relevant to the world of fanboys.  “But Let’s Face It” has quickly become a highlight of the show and seen much popularity on in the internet.

Audience members of “Comics and Comics” are not only treated to an evening of top-notch stand-up comedy, but can also quench their thirst with a stunning variety of exotic cane-sugar sodas including: Faygo, Boylan’s and Mexican Coke at the open bar.
“Comics and Comics” was featured on a segment on NPR’s “Marketplace” and, in the summer of 2009, was performed on the exhibition hall of the San Diego Comic-Con.

COMICS AND COMICS @ MELTDOWN COMICS 

MAY 7th, 8PM and the first Friday of every month. 

7522 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, CA 90046

$4 covers admission and cane sugar soda bar

For more information, call Meltdown at 323.851.7223

COMICS AND COMICS – APRIL 2nd @ MELTDOWN COMICS
FEATURING:

Angelo Bowers

Ed Greer

S.A.X.

Jackie Kashian

Blaine Capatch

Tom Franck

Free Cane Sugar Soda Bar with $4 admission.
A new “But Let’s Face It”

Comics and Comics

Fanboy Stand-Up comedy at the world’s best comic book store.

FEATURING:
Angelo Bowers
Ed Greer
S.A.X.
Jackie Kashian
Blaine Capatch
Tom Franck
Free Cane Sugar Soda Bar with $4 admission.
A new “But Let’s Face It”

When?:  Saturday, December 12th, 2009 8PM
Where?: Meltdown Comics, 7522 Sunset Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90046
Who?:     Ed Salazar, Marly Halpern Grasser, Hugh Moore, Heather Thompson, Tom Franck

plus FREE MEXICAN COKE!