Subject: Ray Harryhausen

• Comic-Con 2007: It's Over - But Our Coverage Isn't

  We couldn't do everything live -- still to come are write-ups involving Disney, the Incredible Hulk, Ray Harryhausen, Balls of Fury, and more. But first, I must drive home. Enjoy the slideshows in the meantime.

  July 30, 2007

• Comic-Con 2007: Last Post

  Comic-Cons are a bit like film festivals -- most people there just want to go to the big-name stuff, but you really get more out of the experience if you mix it up a little. So rather than see Kevin Smith tell his stories about Jon Peters for the umpteenth time, it seemed a better use of the moment to go watch Ray Harryhausen do a live commentary while screening the new DVD of his 1957 movie 20 Million Miles to Earth. (It bows on Blu-Ray Dec. 4.) Harryhausen is, of course, a living legend of ci

  July 31, 2007

• 2007: a Comic-Con Odyssey

  Or, How I learned to stop worrying and love sleep deprivation, huge crowds and wonderful toys

  August 9, 2007

• The Big Con

  Out of the basement and into the spotlight, Comic-Con 2007 is the place to be

  July 19, 2007

• Stop-Motion Shenanigans

  March 23, 2006

• Skeleton Glee

  Tim Burton taps the pop-Gothic semi-culture for a merrily macabre puppet folktale Corpse Bride

  September 22, 2005