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Thu Aug 9, 2007 — by Mike Raub

WW-CHICAGO: The Big ComicMix Broadcast Hits Chicago!

We're on the scene in the Wizard machine

The ComicMix staff has landed at Wizard World Chicago just in time for tonite's exclusive Preview Party. But even before the doors open, Wizard World Director of Communications Drew Seldin (on the left; I'm the other guy) gives a sneak peek of the weekend. Plus The Big ComicMix Broadcast showcases a new "relationship comic" that you can see on line right now, and gives you a quick trip back to when a west coast band made noise by covering The Monkees!

Come On To The Con - all you have to do is PRESS THE BUTTON!

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Christopher Moonlight (2:29 PM on Fri Aug 10, 2007)

I went and checked out the Hate Your Friends mySpace. Sounds pretty cool, but there wasn't much to look at on it.

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