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Black Nerd Comedy celebrates its 50th video on the main YouTube channel. And what better way to celebrate than a video of me dancing at the Just Dance 2 booth at San Diego Comic-Con 2010. Watch me get my groove on with this upcoming Nintendo Wii game while a crowd of Comic-Con goers watch and cheer on. There will be more Black Nerd at Comic-Con videos coming, so stay tuned.

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As all nerds know, San Diego Comic-Con is rapidly approaching. So what better way to celebrate the event than with a Katy Perry/Snoop Dogg parody? You heard me. And so did the Screen Team, who put together this AWESOME BLOSSOM video about a geek’s favorite type of girl… Comic-Con Girls.

Featuring the FilmBadgers, Max and Katie (a.k.a. Mr. Cheezypop & Skillz) and yours truly as Mario and “Scoob Dogg,” this is definitely a video you’ll want to blast from your iPhones while you’re at the Con. Cause let’s be real, you aren’t using those iPhones for phone calls, are you?

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So, want the Comic-Con experience but don’t have the money to get to San Diego? No worries. Los Angeles/Pasadena has you covered Memorial Day weekend with the inauguration of the Los Angeles Rock’n Comic Con 2010.

The weekend long convention (May 28-30) is put together by FAME LA and Animation Ink, in an effort to support the animation, arts, music and film industries. The weekend will be a celebration of comics, gaming, concerts, performances and special guests. One of the biggest highlights in the ribbon-cutting ceremony, done by the king of comics himself STAN LEE, CREATOR OF MARVEL COMICS, EXCELSIOR!!!

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Black Nerd on the Wizard World Carpet

I visited the last day of Wizard World Anaheim Comic-Con 2010 with Rob Welkner of COIN-OP TV and Mike from Blanklogo Photography to see what the land that usually gives us Disney could do by giving us Marvel (now owned by Disney). The best way I could describe it was “small, but mighty.” While it was no way a juggernaut like San Diego Comic-Con (but then again, what is… except for maybe World War II), there were still some very cool things that this nerd loved.

First off, I got to see some of my favorite voiceover artists, like Billy West of Ren & Stimpy and Futurama, Phil LaMarr (@PhilLaMarr), who’s done every voice from Samurai Jack to Static Shock, even Pinky and the Brain themselves, Rob Paulsen (@YakkoPinky) and Maurice LaMarche. Rob was excited to see me sporting a Ninja Turtles shirt, and said, “I was Raphael!” Which is true, he voiced Raph in the 80s “Toon Turtles” series.

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My 1st attempt at a Comic-Con video! Blac Efron goes to SDCC09 to look for High School Musical merchandise and finds who he thinks is Vanessa Hudgens.

My 1st attempt at a Comic-Con video! Blac Efron goes to SDCC09 to look for High School Musical merchandise and finds who he thinks is Vanessa Hudgens

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One of my favorite websites is Spill.com, started up by some friends of mine from my Austin days. Every week, I check out their hilarious movie reviews in audio and even animated form. They also do special videos like this one: Korey aka “The Black Wonder” interviews people with elaborate costumes at San Diego Comic-Con 2009 and asks the important question. How do you go to the bathroom?

Look a couple of times in the video for a Black Nerd in a Scooby-Doo costume who gets very angry at the question. Oh, and watch out for Spill’s nasty nemesis, The Spoiler. It’s a recurring character played by Spillster Leon, who has a knack in his movie reviews to spoil the ending. Pretty funny, except for the fact that he’s now ruined Harry Potter for me. CURSE YOU, SPOILER!!!

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