In honor of this Saturday’s NY Comic Con show POST-APOCALYPSE NOW! I wrote a poem about post-apocalyptic fiction. Click here for event details.
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the adventures of Kevin Maher, writer-comedian
Here’s why I could never run for office.
This was shot and edited by William Scurry. We taped in my actual neighborhood. And those are my real kids.
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COOKIE MONSTER isn’t saying “Nom Nom Nom”
He’s saying “Numb Numb Numb”
(and self-medicating with food)
Goin’ to New York Comic Con?
Then come to the panel I’m doing called POST-APOCALYPSE NOW!
Emmy Laybourne (author of the New York Times Editor’s Choice novel, Monument 14) and I will explore the end of the world and the destruction of society in film, TeeVee, cartoon shows and literature.
We’ll focus on examples from the past 10 – 12 years, explore why post-apocalyptic stories are so popular these days and how they’re being marketed.
But if you want to look at older examples, these videos have it covered: (videos appear after the jump)
I became a fan of Mike Edison after reading his wild memoir I HAVE FUN EVERYWHERE I GO: Savage Tales of Pot, Porn, Punk Rock, Pro Wrestling, Talking Apes, Evil Bosses, Dirty Blues, American Heroes and the Most Notorious Magazines in the World.
Details are below, don’t miss this mad monstrous party.
The line-up includes Mike Albo, Judy McGuire, Rusty Ward and the Interstellar Rendezvous Band.
Friday September 28th, 9:30 pm (changed from 8pm)
92Y Tribeca, 200 Hudson Street
I took my kids to see FLASH GORDON (1980) on the big screen!
My boys are roughly the same age I was when I first saw the movie (over and over) on HBO. So I was really excited for them to see it. But I was worried that the guys would be bored by the slow pacing of the campy film. So before the film I talked it up and brainwashed them into thinking they already loved the movie.
As the film played I wasn’t worried about them being bored but I was worried about some of the sexy stuff. Even when FLASH GORDON isn’t overt it’s a kinky space opera. Being a young boy watching FLASH GORDON is kind of like climbing the rope in gym class.
This summer I did two performances of KEVIN & MATT GEEK OUT ABOUT SHARK MOVIES: One show at the Brooklyn Observatory and another at JAWSFEST in Martha’s Vineyard.
This Thursday night, Matt Glasson and I will celebrate Shark Cinema.
Here’s a contest for you!
Print one of these coloring book pages and color it in.
Bring your page to the show and we’ll give a prize to the best page.
You could win passes to the New York Aquarium and other shark-related prizes.
See you Thursday…
Kevin & Matt Geek Out
About Shark Movies
at the Brooklyn Observatory
543 Union Street, Brooklyn, NY
(F/G-train to Carroll Street, N to Union Street)
THURSDAY, AUGUST 9th @ 8PM
click here for the Facebook invite
Shout-out to PLAID STALLIONS, visit the site for more great pop-culture relics and classic coloring books.