Morgan Spurlock, documentary filmmaker extraordinaire, returns to Attack of the Show tonight at 7PM EST for his new film, Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan’s Hope. But for the next hour, you can talk to Spurlock through twitter, and ask the creator of Super-Size Me anything you'd like.

Check the @G4TV favorited tweets to see if your question has been picked, and read Spurlock's answers to other fan queries.

VIDEO: Watch our exclusive sneak peek at Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan's Hope here.

Attack of the Show is featuring special guest Morgan Spurlock tomorrow at 7 PM ET to talk about his ultimate Comic-Con documentary, Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan’s Hope. You don't want to miss it, trust me.

But before he goes on the air, Spurlock will be taking questions on twitter from one and all. Just tweet your questions using #AskSpurlock any time before tomorrow at 1PM Pacific Time. At 1, Spurlock will be answering your questions, live. So don't miss out and get your questions in!

Richard Alf, the co-founder of Comic-Con has died. The 59 year-old comic-book fan lost his battle with pancreatic cancer last Wednesday. Alf was the chairman for the very first Comic-Con in 1970. He even donated money to fund the first event. It took place at the U.S. Grant Hotel in San Diego, only one mile from where San Diego Comic-Con takes place every July. Alf left his volunteer role with the con long before it became the Hollywood spectacle it is today. He went on to open his own comic-book store, Comic Kingdom, in the 1970s.

Richard Alf will be missed but his legacy will live on.

Source: Reuters

Armed with only a Flipcam and the will to survive, G4tv.com producer Frank Meyer headed to Long Beach Comic-Con on Halloween weekend, where he rolled with his brother, Breckin Meyer, as well as Seth Green and their Robot Chicken posse. Along the way, they ran into gushing Robot Chicken fan Thomas Jane (The Punisher, The Mist, Hung), the Team Unicorn gals, and a cavalcade of costumed comic super fans. Enjoy.

Now that Summer is giving way to Fall, our thoughts naturally turn to the East Coast, where Comic-Con, New York style, is about to get underway. Comic-Con New York takes place between October 13th-16th at the Jacob Javits Center, and G4 will be there with Blairs-a-blazin' to celebrate! Blair Butler and Blair Herter will be signing at the G4 Booth (#1746), we'll be selling some AOTS gear, including t-shirts and hoodies, and giving things away with a daily Epic Raffle.

We'll have more information on New York Comic-Con coming soon, but, in the meantime, here's a look at the G4 host signing schedule:

• Blair Butler - Friday, October 14th - 1PM
  
• Blair Herter - Saturday, October 15th - 3PM
  
• Blair B. & Blair H. - Sunday, October 16th - 11AM

Yes, it’s more Comic-Con madness from Blair Butler as she interviews legendary Mighty Thor writer/artist Walt Simonson, rocker turned Orchid creator Tom Morello (Rage Against The Machine, Audioslave, The Nightwatchman) and Dark Horse PR Director Jeremy Atkins. In fact, Atkins makes delivers some major Dark Horse news regarding Guillermo del Toro’s upcoming series The Strain and print versions of Valve’s web comics of Portal, Team Fortress 2, and Left 4 Dead. This is one Fresh Ink Online you don’t want to miss!

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San Diego Comic-Con was last week and Fresh Ink Online host Blair Butler hit the floor to interview Lock & Key’s writer Joe Hill and illustrator Gabriel Rodriguez. Plus she reviews a few comics and goodies she picked up while at the massive pop culture event. Enjoy.

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And for more comic goodness, don’t forget to visit our friends at Comic Alliance.

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Comic-Con 2011 cosplay was fantastic. Thanks to low battery on my phone, I could only snap two pictures before running out of juice, but I'll always cherish the memories. Oh, and thanks to the magic of the Internet and G4, there's this handy video featuring some of the best Comic-Con cosplay! Check it out and let us know which outfits you liked the most, what we missed, or even if we happened to catch you on film!

Personally, I got to give my love to the furries, which you can see in the background once or twice. They're so huggable! Now prove your nerdiness by quizzing yourself over who's who in costume!

If you're going to go to next year's Comic-Con I have a few words of advice: bring lots of cash. Comic-Con is filled to the brim with vendors selling every nerd toy you can imagine. There are limited edition action figures, dolls, and collectibles. Don't believe me? Check out this booth with Bif Bang Pow! toys. And yes, that is Talking Tina from the Twilight Zone.  Bif Bang Pow! makes tons of geeky toys like limited edition Dexter toys and a Dr. Who Tardis bobblehead.

Check out Bif Bang Pow!'s site for more.

Don’t ask us how (seriously, it’s dark, dark stuff) but the G4 crew somehow survived the tsunami of geekdom that is Comic-Con, and even though the show is (thankfully) growing smaller and smaller in our collective rearview mirrors, its insanity will live forever in our memories. Although, for immediacies sake, Adam Sessler and the rest of this week’s Feedback crew, aka Blair Herter, Kevin Kelly, and Nikole Zivalich, decided to get together to relive and recap their Comic-Con 2011 experiences for your viewing and listening pleasure...sadly, not in costumes.

Feedback: Recapping Comic-Con 2011 since 2011.

The AUDIO MP3 of this episode of FEEDBACK is available here: Right-click and Save.

Chris Elliot is a comedian with a cult following, and his new show Eagleheart is a hit as part of the Adult Swim schedule. At Comic-Con 2011, Chris Elliot, Maria Thayer, and Michael Gladis took some time out of their busy schedules to talk to us about the show. Find out what they think of the show's over the top gore, 15-minute format and Adult Swim in this interview with the Eagleheart cast!
 

Want more ooey-gooey celebrity videos? Check out our Comic-Con 2011 Video Page!

Children's Hospital, which is part of the Adult Swim lineup, is an adorable little comedy about some doctors who. . .oh wait. It's actually a dark, twisted, and hilarious romp starring a creepy clown? Ok, that's more awesome.

We got a chance to talk to the stars of Children's Hospital at Comic-Con 2011. Hear from the show's creator Rob Corddry about Season 3, learn how Malin Akerman got on the show, and what Ken Marino, Megan Mullally and others love about Children's Hospital.
 

Want more videos stuffed with gems from your favorite celebrities? Check out our Comic-Con 2011 Video Page.

Comic-Con has been described as geek mecca, mostly by me, but I'm a valid source. Comic-Con earned this title by offering fans a first hand look at comics, movies and of course, video games. There was a massive amount of video game panels and you can bet your bottom dollar that we covered them.

One of my favorite reveals of Comic-Con was Assassin's Creed: Embers. It's a short film telling the story of Ezio's life after Assassin's Creed Revelations.

Keep reading for a list of some of my favorite Comic-Con 2011 video game live blogs and videos.

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Comic-Con 2011 featured some awesome movie trailers, news, and panels covering some of the most anticipated upcoming feature films like The Amazing Spider-Man, The Dark Knight Rises, Twilight Breaking Dawn, and many more. If you missed any of the best movie content from Comic-Con, don't worry, we've got you covered.

For the full Comic-Con 2011 movie wrap-up, check after the break.

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Whether they are mimicking the heroes of movies, TV or video games, Comic-Con fans always come through with the most elaborate cosplay imaginable. We were on the floor checking them out, and shooting video and pictures for ya. It's all laid out for you, under the cut.

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