• You know, it’s funny how things can change so fast on this crazy internet. Earlier today Kevin posted some information concerning the upcoming London Q&A, but later he had some more great news to share with everyone. It looks like the film Kevin & Scott produced, “REEL PARADISE”, has been selected for inclusion in the 2005 Sundance Film Festival. Directed by Steve James, “REEL PARADISE” is a documentary that follows indie-icon John Pierson’s family as they move to Fiji for a year to run the world’s most remote movie theater. Kevin said he will also be filming a new piece for his ROADSIDE ATTRACTIONS series, for The Tonight Show, from Sundance. Once a new date has been ironed out for the London Q&A, we’ll be sure to let everyone know.

• While skimming through the latest issue of Wizard (#159) I came across this cool ad for the upcoming Los Angeles Wizard World convention. This will be another great chance to see Kevin and Jay live and in person! The event will be running March 18-20, 2005.

• Comic-con.org reports that Kevin will be one of the main guests at 2005’s Wonder Con in sunny San Francisco, California. This is slated to be the first big comics event of 2005 and the guest list looks swell. It will be happening on Presidents weekend, which is February 18-20, 2005. Kevin will likely take a break from filming Clerks 2 to give attendees the lowdown on what’s next in the View Askew Universe.

We also expect he might have some raw footage (should filming have started), the usual autograph and Q&A sessions, and maybe even a con-exclusive toy or two! Stay tuned for more info as we learn it.

• According to Terry Dodson, artist of “Spider-Man/Black Cat: Evil That Men Do”, on his Yahoo Group, he has now received Kevin’s script to issues # 4 and 5 of the mini-series. He won’t start working on it until he wraps up his current committments and Kevin finishes the story (This leaves only issue #6 to be written to conclude things).
• On Monday, we mentioned that Clerks was #50 on 411maina.com’s 100 Movie list. Well, Dogma showed up at #88 and Chasing Amy shows up at, what else, #69. They haven’t posted numbers 20-1 so there’s still room for the rest of the films.