Dec 142012
Oct 282011
Meltdown Comics is a major community hub of Los Angeles’ geek culture. But as Shane Coleman, the ordering manager of the West Hollywood store tells us, it’s even more than that.
Apr 092011
Adam WarRock is a nerd and geek emcee who raps about popular culture, comic books, and other geek topics. He’s bringing his brand of Silver Age Hip Hop to Meltdown Comics, where he’ll rap about Marvel and DC comics, Doctor Who, and other geek touchstones on the heels of his best-selling album, The War For Infinity and the acclaimed Oni Press Mixtape. The show also features the stand-up comedy of Baron Vaughn, as featured on “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon’” and “Comedy Central’s ‘Live at Gotham.’” Comedy and music at the best comic book store in town.
Monday, April 11th, 2011 8PM
Meltdown Comics
7522 Sunset Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90046 (map)
Admission: $10.00
Purchase Tickets Online via our Webshop
UPDATED W/ BEER: Trivia Meltdown @MeltdownComics Oct 8th, 2010 Refreshments by: SHIPYARD BREWING Co!
Sep 282010
Meltdown Comics Presents:
Trivia Meltdown @ Meltdown Comics, “A CITY WIDE TOURNAMENT, TESTING TRIVIA KNOWLEDGE IN A VARIETY OF GEEK-CENTRIC CATEGORIES”
Come enjoy 10 rounds of exciting geek-centric trivia in multiple disciplines and levels of difficulty. Teams (of five) test their skills in a contest of knowledge on subjects like Music, Television, and of course Comic Books. Plus live music performances and comedy and much more. Think you have what it takes? Tickets are $12 for individuals (who can form teams at the event). or $50 for a preassembled team of 5. Just want to watch? well its $5. Everyone can enjoy food from some of LA’s gourmet food trucks… and FREE BEER! Plus even more surprises. So take the challenge? You got what it takes?
Teams of 5 Compete;
$12 for individuals, $50 for 5 man teams
Just watching? $5.00
10 rounds of 10 questions
Awesome prize packages for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place teams
Free beer – Live band -Comedian guest hosts
Get your tickets here.
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May 242010
Via: Techburrito.com
The last decade Hollywood has gotten more serious about its relationship with Comic Books. I interviewed some Hollywood Script Folks and some Hollywood Comic Book Editors/Pundits to see how this relationship evolved.