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Did anyone else go to supernova?

I got to meet anthong wong (ghost from Matrix 2 & Enter the matrix game) and ask him how I could slow down time and kick people in the head :wave:

Darth Vader (don't know their real names) was dammnnn old now. Chewbacca was tall, and Vegeta looked nothing like i thought he would.

I scored an initial D poster for $5 too :)

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I asked at madman when the NEW season of initial D was being released, and they told me november. He mentioned something about screening downstairs, but i though he was talking work jargon? so I went downstairs, and there it was - initial D. I was excited - until I saw it was only Stage 1. By Nov release he meant the Tokyopop release with the westernised names. This doesn't help me because I already have everything that's released to date.

Does anyone know if there is more intitial D coming?

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Originally posted by 46n2

Did anyone else go to supernova?

I got to meet anthong wong (ghost from Matrix 2 & Enter the matrix game) and ask him how I could slow down time and kick people in the head :D

Darth Vader (don't know their real names) was dammnnn old now.  Chewbacca was tall, and Vegeta looked nothing like i thought he would.  

im glad i found out this was a comics/anime convention

else i would have thought, u were crazy

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