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Toy Lords of Chinatown movie set
The Sucklord put out a casting call for extras in his next video episode of The Lords of Chinatown.
We had to show up Sunday night at a designated location under the Manhattan bridge.
The Cookies n Cream truck was stolen borrowed for the shoot, along with their crew.
After the last shot.
I was told come dressed as an 80’s toy nerd. In this photo you cannot see the pocket protector, or the white socks.
SDCC Scavenger success story
Over on the Scoundrel message board user mgeo chronicles his experience in completing the SDCC scavenger hunt.
SDCC scavenger hunt info
Some more details on the Scavenger hunt:
The scavenger hunt is going to be pretty neat- you start at DKE booth (#4732), and get a cryptic clue as a hint to find someone. That person will give you the first stamped card. You then have to find that artist pictured on the card, have them sign it, and then that artist will then give you the clue (verbally) to find the next card issuer. Once you have gathered and four signed cards, you then return to DKE booth, show your cards, and have them stamped REDEEMED.
You will then receive a prize of two additional pre-signed artist cards, Ron English and Travis Louie.
You keep the 6 card set, with redemption and way-station stamps on the backs.
If I wasn’t part of the creation, I would be going to San Diego and playing the hunt!
SDCC 2010 exclusive cards
Just finished hot foil stamping cards for an amazing treasure hunt. DKE Toys is running a scavanger hunt for cards featuring artists attending the San Diego Comic-Con. Details are available from DKE, by email before the show, or at their booth once you are there. Following clues, you can gather signed artist cards, and upon gathering all available on the floor, you can show them back at DKE to receive additional cards! As collectors gather cards, they will be counter-stamped on the back. The hunt will begin Thursday morning at the show.
In preparation, we had a special gold foil seal made, and stamped 200+ each of 6 different cards.
The leftover foil kicked out the back of the stamper.
The 6 different stamped cards
The Sucklord splattering cards
New York City: I meet up the The Sucklord at Giant Robot, during the Buff Monster show. Production of Suckpax 1 was nearing the end, and we were running short on splatter cards. So I brought a batch of cards, a fistful of pens, and cornered him to do up a batch. Ever ready, and quick to get shit done, The Sucklord leaps into action right in front of the gallery, commandeering a metal grate for an easel.
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