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• Anyone who’s been to a comic convention knows that there’s usually a room somewhere showing all of the coolest flicks that a fanboy or fangirl could dream of up on the big screen. Well, at this year’s San Diego con, where Kevin is a guest, it’s no exception: All 4 of Kevin’s films will be shown on the big screen! Thursday night, Clerks and Dogma will air at 7:20 PM, with Mallrats & Amy showing on Friday night. We assume it’ll be free for anyone with tickets to the con, and who knows, maybe even the man himself will show up to check things out!

• Kevin is featured on the IMDB’s Director’s Gallery this week. There’s a picture of him during the “Amy” days and a little blurb about his career.
• The “Daily Stumper” on iwin.com today asks, “How many episodes of Clerks actually aired?”. As of noon, 52% of the people who took the poll knew the answer. Pretty impressive.
• IGN Filmforce is running a week-long in-depth interview with Stan Lee in several parts, one of which (Wednesday, we believe) contains a little bit on Stan’s thoughts regarding working with Kevin on Mallrats.
• Dogma was mentioned today on Dan Patrick’s ESPN radio by cohost Rob Dibble, who watched the flick on Pay Per View recently. They briefly talked about who all was in the film, and mentioned the Catholic controversy. Dibble wrapped up the discussion by saying the film was “excellent, but out there”.