Hazel Dayze and Kentucky Cosplay and Comicon

Cosplay artist Hazel Dayze
Hazel Dayze and Kentucky Cosplay and Comicon

I was at the second Kentucky Cosplay and Comicon.  I was there with ZP movies.  A fun show, with cosplay, comics, and of course belly dancing.  Here are some of the pics from that weekend.  I also met with the charming cosplay artist Megan Chelf Fisher (unfortunately no pics of her here, but more soon).

Me with model/actress April Hunter..more on her soon!

There was peace between the star wars and star trek groups

Todd Burrows showing off ZP movies at the show...we also sold Zeppo DVDs


Kentucky Cosplay Comicon founder Lola Magdalene Scott with Actor Stacey Gillespie

The Moon Monster was up to mischief!

It was too much for Mark Holmberg to take in!

Comic book artist Eric Adams and his book Lackluster World...more on Eric soon!

Dr. Fate...it was old school magic!

Todd Burrows performing the hard sell on folks!


love that joker!

Sammy Bates as Mike Holman as Todd Burrows in a little film I shot there...
Cosplay and belly dancing work together!


Here is a very quick interview I did with Hazel Dayze....





Cosplayer Hazel Dayze and Jerry Williams from spandex and monster

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Hazel Dayze on facebook 

Kentucky Cosplay and Comicon


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