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Hey, your buddies, are you going to San Diego Comic-Con?

Me too. Why don't we do something together? I'll do a panel, and you come and watch it.

I think I'll do a few. On Thursday, the 9th, at 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. in room 23, ABC.

I'll be doing an official nerdist comics panel. I hope you come there for it. We're going to get

some cool people to talk to. Also on Thursday, at 4.30 to 5.30 at the Horton Grand Theater, I'm doing a panel about creative

people who are or were comic book readers, and we've got some good people lined up that I can't

tell you about yet.

And then finally on Saturday, the 11th at the BanffPF stage, which is an off-site outdoor thing.

I'm putting together a fun group to do a Nerdist Riders panel from 11 to 12, 11 a.m. to 12 p.m.

And that should be a lot of fun.

I will give you all of the details, including appearing on a bunch of thrilling adventure hour panels with some cool folks that you're going to want to check out on Facebook.com slash nerdist writers panel or go to thrillingadventurehour.com or go to our Tumblr or our Twitter. Go to my Twitter at Ben Blacker. Just find me and then find me at San Diego. Deal? Deal.

Now entering nerdist.com. Today's episode was recorded in New Zealand, in Wellington at

Neil Cross's house. So thanks to Neil for letting me come over and chat with him for, God, like two hours.

It was incredibly fun and I just can't thank him enough.

Thanks also to Chris Chibnall and Josh Friedman who helped put me in touch with Neil in the first place.

You guys are wonderful.

My name is Ben Blacker. I'm the host and creator of the

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