• We’ve got some interesting tidbits for ya from Kevin today, so let’s let them roll on without any delay:

• On attending cons this year: “I’ll be going to all the Cons this year, starting with WonderCon, followed by WizardCon Los Angeles, WizardCon Philly, San
  Diego ComiCon, and WizardCon Chicago.” (Editor’s note: This also makes us wonder/hope that the Kevin Smith exclusive figures will also roll out along
  with these cons in ‘05!)
• On Stash West: “Granted, the West Coast Stash is easier to get good guests at, because it’s located in L.A. – where most of the good
  guests are (word has it Quentin was in the other night, and you can be damn skippy I’m gonna hit him up for an in-store the day his mega edition of “Kill
  Bill” Vols. I and II come out), but the East Coast Stash’s got Walt, man. As a regular fixture. Plus, in visiting the East Coast Stash, you can also visit
  actual locations from the flicks. Out here? Not so much.” (Editor’s note: TARANTINO!?!?! Just tell us when to reserve the plane tickets. We’re there.)
• On Stash Comics Mail Order: “It’s coming, actually – as part of this weird, cool promotion that folks here will dig.” (You can also check out a list of
  what Kevin’s been reading HERE along with a nifty new avatar which obviously comes
  from the Degrassi shoot).
• On ticket scalpers for his Toronto gig: “I heard someone bought a ticket for three hundred bucks.”
• On the possibility of a Jersey Girl script book: “Doubtful. Maybe it’ll be published with another screenplay in the future – like the “Clerks/Chasing Amy” screenplay.”
• And finally on future Vulgarthons and screenings in LA: “We were trying to hold a Vulgarthon out here, but none of the theaters in Westwood were helpful.
  The NuArt couldn’t help us out either. So we’re still looking. Other than that, I can’t think of any screenings/Q&A’s coming up in the L.A. area in the near future. ”

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