Even though Dragon*Con is over, we're still wrapping up everything we covered over that weekend! Click the little blue button below to read our post-con interview with musical guest Ayria!

Day Three began with an awesome blur of colors, cosplay, and coffee! So much coffee... We needed it in order to process cosplay like this:

Aren't they amazing, though?!

Spark3r: Poor Gabriel nearly exploded from the nerdgasms he experienced on the third day alone. He describes his first Dragon*Con as "like drinking from a nerd firehose held by cute cosplay girls. By the third day I was just getting used to the constant geek overload".

Gabriel and Manny set out to network and reconnect with friends old and new. Even while waiting in lines they were networking! With the launch of our new publishing house, Haven, they got to meet up with a lot of artists contributing to a new book. It's always good to finally put faces with names.

Part two of Saturday was rather interesting to say the least. Beginning with a heated debate about the girth of spark3r's bustline, the GPX team went on a rabid hunt to find breasts bigger than those contained within spark3r's corset. To say that they suceeded would be an understatement because they hit oil...boobie oil! Spark3r was so happy she could barely contain her joy. Take a look at this picture and see how happy she was!

Look how happy Sam is!  I think our Senior Editor is a little excited...The OMG! Boobs: Dragon*Con Edition will be out soon.

Here's a quick update of Day Two of Dragon*Con. We are running as we are typing to get this out.

-Good luck seeing William Shatner today. The line for his panel wraps around the building. Three red shirts didn't make it, one survived...for now. 

-Parades and zombies are everywhere. Hide yo kids, hide yo wife, hide yo brains, cuz they eatin' everyone out there. But if you want to learn to survive and party with the non-infected, get to the Westin tonight at 7PM for the Late Night with Zombie Squad.

-We went to an interview with Voltaire. He is a very funny man despite his obvious hangover and a screaming child. 

-We visited the Wheel of Time Costuming and Culture panel. Very informative, but over our heads. The costume inspirations were logical and beautiful. Spock would have been pleased.

Now we are heading to the voice acting panel for the final few minutes. Keep tuning in; there will be much more tonight. A panel about villianesses and sci-fi and talking with nifty people whom we can't disclose at the moment. Stay tuned to GPX for more Dragon*Con!