Scott Johnson at My Extra Life, has been busy lately - what with his numerous podcasts, working a full time job, getting major pimpage from his 56 Geeks Project, and having a family of 5 to take care of - it’s amazing he has time to update his Fat Hero Project.
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Saturday was a busy weekend for comic fans. First it was Free Comic Book Day, then there was that whole Planet ComiCon dealie, but the big event had to be the Extra Life Nerdtacular Spider-Man III event sponsored in part by Major Spoilers.
Scott Johnson (above center) rented out some theatre space with over 90 fans showing up for this free showing. There he tossed out free comic books, T-shirts, and other spidey related freebies.
You can listen to a very exhausted Scott and wife discuss the event here.
I will have other updates on the site, including video of the event, but this is a great way to get out the info quick. And a fine diary entry in it’s own right. HUGE thanks again to MajorSpoilers and Beyondninja.com for co-sponsoring the event. Can’t thank those guys enough!!
We should have more photos and a review of Spidey 3 from the man himself as soon as he catches up on his sleep, and check back often as there will be another Nerdtacular event next year, this time featuring a movie from the DC universe. I gotta tell you, you are witnessing the beginning of something HUGE! Each year this continues, it will only increase in size.
Scott’s son (above) is completely tuckered out after the day’s events.
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Scott Johnson over at My Extra Life is at it again. This time instead of Fat Superheroes, he’s going for the old age angle. He first took on Old Batman, and today it was Old Aquaman that you’ll have to head over to his site and check out for yourself. I’m diggin’ it.
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Scott Johnson, from ExtraLife.com, has posted another in his great daily comics. Today he takes a poke at the Batman/Robin relationship and ponders the question, “What would Robin ask Santa for?” While the posted comic is funny, scroll down to see the joke that was rejected.
Let the shaking of heads, and clucking of tounges begin.
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My good friend Scott Johnson from MyExtraLife.com has taken his most recent strip and turned it into a little cartoon. Good Job Scott!
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I’m still mighty mad at NBC and iTunes for that “free download” scam from a couple of weeks ago, so I haven’t had a chance to watch the kick off episode. As soon as I get to my TiVo it is first on the list, and I’ll post my views here.
Until then, Scott Johnson at Extra Life has posted his views and comments on the debut:
Why does everyone have to be young a pretty? Why can’t we have an old man or something? I know we get the fat cop next week, and we have the funny Japan guy who can teleport. But I want more ugly people with powers. Everyone is just a little too GQ for my taste, and it distracts from the grit I need to have in my hero lore.
Read the rest of Scott’s thoughts at his website.
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I got a huge kick out of Scott Johnson’s My Extra Life strip today. He’s been doing a series on Famous Last Words - those things that were proably the last thing said by a moron before getting what s/he deserves. The reason why I like Scott’s strip today is because I suggested it (GRIN).
We’ll have the transcript to an interview I did with Scott up real soon, so until then, keep visiting his site!
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Scott Johnson from myextralife.com has been drawing fat superheroes as a side project for a while. Fans of his work have been super excited over his renditions of Daredevil, Wolverine, Batman, Wonder Woman, and more. Now Scott has announced a new contest where you can win an autographed copy of Fat Batman. Head over to his site for complete details.
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Check out the work of Scott Johnson on his Fat Heroes Series. By the time he is done he’ll have a huge group shot of heroes who need to lose a few pounds.
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