• It’s been a busy weekend, so there hasn’t been a lot of time to drop in here with an update, but we assume that those of you who knew about the event tried to get tickets, and hope that most of you got in. That’s right, the 2nd day of Vulgarthon sold out handily, in just a slight bit longer time period than the first. Congrats to all that got tickets, and we hope everyone’s got their rooms lined up and plans for a fantastic time. We’re going to be on hand for just the first day’s events, but look forward to seeing you there, at the inevitable hotel party, and the bowling post party. Here’s Kevin’s message announcing the sellout, and an exciting hint of what’s to come at the events:

If you are interested in trading your tix or selling them, for example, so you can share a day with a bunch of your friends, be sure and read this VERY IMPORTANT POST from Vincent. He’ll tell ya how to get it done.

• A Villanova student managed to get to us with this information on Kevin’s upcoming appearance at Villanova University in Pennsylvania, which we believe to be his last Q&A of the year. We also hope to attend this show as well. If you’d like to attend, here’s some details, though it looks like (so far) the event is reserved for students only, unless you can pull some strings with the ticket folks:

If those priests would object to Dogma, we’re wondering what they’ll do if they’re in attendance when Kevin speaks! Should be interesting…

• This week, the Royal at 608 College in Toronto, Ontario, Canaca, will host a retrospective of Kevin’s flicks. The event happens from November 12th through the 15th, in which you can catch all 5 of his flicks up on the big screen. The first night features a double bill of Clerks and Chasing Amy. Don’t miss it!
• Clerks: The Animated Series will air on Australian TV’s Comedy Channel (Cable Station) in December. They’re set to play all the episodes in the proper order (not as originally aired in the States when they started on ABC).The shows start on December 7th at 7 PM Eastern Australia Summer Time.
• In other cartoon news: The final chapter to Brian Lynch’s “MONKEY MAN ON THE MOON” four-part cyber comic book series is up at the Angry Naked Pat website. You can read the whole story now, so be sure and stop it to check it out, it’s worth it! Look for the Monkeyman comic book to hit store shelves this Spring. You can say you were among the first to witness the character in all his glory.
• And speaking of Australia, Kings Comics is having a premiere screening of J&SBSB on Wednesday the 21st of November at 7 PM in Sydney. You can prepurchase tix at all Kings Comics, Fox studio’s outlet. Prices are $12.50 for a regular pass, and $25.00 for a “La premiere ticket”, of which their are only 40 prime seats.
• The new issue of IFCrant, the Independent Film Channel magazine, features a small article called ‘When Harry Met Indie’ detailing author Erika Youngs’ thoughts on Indie directors taking a shot at Harry Potter. Here’s the portion you might find enjoyable:

• More UK Press: Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back was voted movie of the month by this month’s Maxim UK. The trailer for the flick can also be found on the CD inside UK Playstation 2 magazine PSW.
• Matt Damon made a surprise guest appearance on SNL last night, in a sketch with host Gwyneth Paltrow.