• Our Final GraniteCon Update!
• Go Fund This: Hullabaloo
• Disney Refused Stan Lee’s Original Guardians Of The Galaxy Cameo
• AHS: Freak Show Teasers Released
• DC Unwittingly Names Next Four Films Via URL Registration

Tonight’s Guest is Arthur Vincie, the writer and director of Found in Time. Here’s the official synopsis of the movie:

“A ‘lo-fi’ sci-fi film set in NYC in the ‘alternate present.’  Chris is a psychic who lives his life out of order, ‘slipping’ uncontrollably between the past, present and future.  When he commits a murder in his future, he realizes he has to change his present in order to prevent it from happening.  But how can he do that if he’s not even sure of *when* he is?”

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• Matt Bomer, the world’s most perfect human, is going to be on American Horror Story
• Sesame Street Does Comic Con
• Doctor Who – Is Peter your First Doctor?
• True Blood’s Fatal Flaw
• ‘Sherlock’ Creator Teases “Devastating” Season 4
• Forget Ice Buckets, Vin Diesel Has Started The Next Big Challenge

Tonight’s Guest:

John P. Murphy is a short fiction writer, writing sci-fi, mystery, and fantasy. He grew up in West Virginia, studied briefly in Japan, then moved to New Hampshire to get his doctorate in robotics. He currently works in the field of network security.
His novella Claudius Rex can be found as part of the anthology Alembical 3.

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• GraniteCon 2014 update with Chris “He of Many Nicknames” Proux
• We’re on Stitcher now!
• There’s a New Harry Potter Short Story
• Marvel’s ‘Ant-Man’ Begins Production

Tonight’s guest is Ron Garner of Silence in the Library Publishing. He’s here to tell us about 3 new books:

• Cloak by Tim Zahn
• The Cauldron by Jean Rabe and Gene DeWeese
• The Tethering by Megan O’Russell

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• Robin Williams Dead At Age 63
• Robin Williams: A Look Back At The Actor’s Sci-Fi Contributions. Goodbye Mork.
• Boston Comic Con Wrapup
• Sequels being lined up for 12 of this summer’s films
• Director Joss Whedon Asks, “What Now?”
• Giggle with Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Season One’s Gag Reel
• Someone Made A Shot-For-Shot LEGO Version Of The ‘Walking Dead’ Season 5 Trailer

Our Guest tonight is Shakuita Johnson, who we met at BCC. Listen in for a reaction from Dome that’s even better than the Kiss Forever video!

Also, visit Shakuita’s website.

And check out her recently released book, Dark Indiscretions.

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Tonight our favorite foreign correspondent, Jo Whitby, reports from Cardiff on the first day of the The Doctor Who World Tour premiere event. Then she promptly melts into a puddle of sleep because being awake for 20 hours will do that to a person.

Then two of our favorite BCC artists, Juli and Kendra from Wicked Little Studios, report from their hotel room and hotel bathtub respectively. They give us a sneak peek at what they have planned for this weekend. It’s going to be exciting and full of hairdo surprises!

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• Peter Jackson will Probably do a Doctor Who episode.
• Crowdfunding: The Death of Superman Lives: What Happened?
• Why We Deserve More Bisexual Characters On Television
• Horns Trailer Shows Off Daniel Radcliffe’s Dark Side
• Benedict Cumberbatch Is Alan Turing In The First Imitation Game Trailer
• IDW Announces ORPHAN BLACK COMIC with All New Stories

Tonight is our final Boston Comic Con preview episode! From Artists’ Alley we have the lovely Brandon Barrows, whose comics include Jack Hammer, which we had LOTS of questions about! A six-page preview is available at Action Lab Comics.  Brandon also told us about Voyaga, his homage to 1950s sci fi, which includes both space travel AND time travel.

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Tonight we have two Boston Comic Con preview guests.

First up we have Erica Schultz, creator of the comic M3 with Vicente Alcázar. Erica has also done work for Marvel Comics, and her most recent work for them is writing Revenge: The Secret Origin of Emily Thorne. You can find the first three issues of M3 on comixology.com, and all of the issues are available digitally from the M3 website.

Then Jennie Wood, the creator of Flutter tells one the inspiration behind her work, which was listed as one of the best LGBT graphic novels of 2013. Her new Graphic novel A Boy Like Me is due out in September. Flutter is also available digitally.

And finally, we got the chance to talk about some news this week! The pilot for NBC’s new show Constantine has leaked, and we weigh in with our (mostly positive) first impressions. We also expound upon the absolute mess that was DashCon, just so our listeners get a chance to appreciate how wonderful most cons are.

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Art by Brian Roll

Before we jump into the news tonight, we have the first in a series of Boston Comic Con preview interviews. This week we’re talking to artist Brian Roll, who’s going to be in the BCC Artists’ Alley.

Some News:

• Attention Fans of Awesomely Bad Movies! Hercules, starring The Rock, is coming!
• HumbleBundle Exists!
• RIP CJ Henderson

And after the news, Bob Almond joins us to announce the winners of this year’s Inkwell Awards!

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Yet again we’re mixing up format-wise to bring you a guest-heavy show full of fun!

First up we have Kristine Katheryn Rauch, otherwise known as She Of  Many Pen Names. She’s a multi-awarded author who’s received a Hugo, a Locus Award, and a John W. Campbell Award.  Listen to the show to hear her hold her own while debating Kriana on e-publishing, and then head over to StoryBundle.com to find her work in the Cosmic Sci Fi Bundle AND the Fantasy Music Bundle.

After that debate, Kriana performs a masterful segue into Bitlit, a neat little app for those of you who wish you could get e-books along with your hard copies.

Then we have a brief and melodious interlude wherein Dead RedHead gives us more tantalizing guest news from Boston Comic Con.

And finally, in honor of the Independence Day weekend, we have longtime friend of the show Peter Vinton Jr.  His new graphic novel series The Monitor’s Guild  is an amazing blend of some of Zombrarian’s favorite things: American History, post apocalyptic rebellion, and a cast that is diverse in every sense of the word. It came out yesterday, so check it out!

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