OCTOBER 14-15, 2023 SAT 10-6 & SUN 10-5

 KEONE YOUNG - VOICE ACTOR/ACTOR

Keone Young is a well known actor being in the film/tv business for over 50 years. He was the voice of the original Storm Shadow in GI Joe. Also the voice of Commander Jun Sato in Star Wars Rebels and Jeong Jeong the fire master in Avatar. Grandpa in American Dragon, Sensei in Young Justice, Kaz in HiHi Puffy Ami Yumi, as well as hundreds of voices in episodic tv such as Teen Titans, Sofia the First, Ultimate Spider Man, Batman, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Samurai Jack, Naruto, Kung Fu Panda, etc., etc. In Video games he was Chen Stormstout in World of Warcraft, Mists of Pandaria. As well as Joe Hiyabusa in Ninja Gaiden, The Monk in Ghosts of Tsushima and Silver Samurai in Wolverine and the X Men. With many other games to his credit. On Camera he is well known as Mr Wu in the award winning series from HBO, Deadwood. Buck Bokai in Deep Space 9 and Don Kim in Crank 1 and 2. As well as movies like Men In Black 3, Crank 1&2, The Brady Bunch Movie, Black Rain, Dude Where’s My Car and tv shows like Sons of Anarchy, Golden Girls, Man in the High Castle, NYPD Blue, True Blood, and hundreds of others. Mr Young originally from Honolulu, Hawaii is based in Los Angeles and New York and is looking forward to meeting his fans around the world. 

MORGAN LOFTING - ACTRESS/VOICE ACTOR

The Iconic Morgan Lofting was the original voice for The Baroness in the original GI Joe cartoon mini series (1983 & 1984 & 1989), cartoon series (1985 & 1990) & movie (1987). Morgan was also Moonracer, Firestar & Oktober Guard in the original Transformers cartoon series (1985) &  Aunt May Parker and Black Cat in the original Spider-Man cartoon series (1981).  A career that has spanned 40 years and still going with her voicing Fistina in Ben 10: Omniverse (2013).

 TOM DEVLIN - SPECIAL EFFECTS ARTIST/DIRECTOR  - Tom Devlin owns and operates the world-famous "Monster Museum" and "The Fright Zone", Nevada's most terrifying haunted attraction. Tom Devlin is an accomplished special makeup effects artist whose work has been seen in film, television, and haunted attractions since 2001. His film credits include: "Club Dread" (2004), "The Scorpion King" (2002), "Red Dragon" (2002) "Daredevil"

(2003), and "Puppet Master X: Axis Rising" (2012). Television: "X-Files" (2000-

2001), "CSI Miami" (2001-2003), "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (2002-2003),

"True Detective" (2019). In theatre, Tom did the award-winning makeup and fx for "Reanimator the Musical" Directed by Stuart Gordon (2011). Tom has also directed "Teddy Told Me To" (2022), "Las Vegas Frankenstein" (2023),

"Nameless", and "The AfterDark" (post-production) 

JAMIE SULLIVAN - IDW COVER ARTIST

WORLD RECORD COVER ARTIST FOR THE FINAL ISSUE OF GI JOE #300 VARIANT COVER 

Jamie Sullivan is a current fan favorite Cover Artist for IDW's GI Joe: A Real American Hero comic series. He is also an artist for Toynami's line of Robotech Toys and limited edition prints.       Jamie has worked for companies such as Super7 , Marvel,  Lucasfilm and Disney.  He is also the Co-Creator and Artist of the comic series "4 Reasons To Own A Death Ray" and upcoming “The Deeply Enthralling Misadventures of My Amputated Toe” along with “Wheatland”.  Jamie's attention to detail, inventive composition and deep love for the subject matter he works with has only increased his fan following.

STEPHEN COSTANTINO - STAR WARS EPISODE 6 GAMORREAN GUARD ACTOR

 A native of Hoboken, New Jersey, Stephen developed a passion for music at a young age, when he drew notice for playing guitar, singing & songwriting. It’s a pattern that has continued to this day.

Soon after moving to California in 1978, Stephen began studying martial arts in Los Angeles with Hugh Van Patten who introduced him to another young musician in one of his classes, Corey Dee Williams, son of the actor and painter Billy Dee Williams. They hit it off immediately and started a band they called Incognito.

Later it would reincarnate as Atmosphere. When Billy Dee was readying his character Lando Calrissian for movie “Return of the Jedi,” he asked Corey to be his stand-in when the film company went on location in Yuma, AZ.

Stephen was invited to come along so that he and Corey could continue to play and write music. Before long, Stephen was recruited for a part in the film; he was to portray a Gamorrean Guard in service to Jabba the Hut fighting Luke Skywalker in defense of his despicable master and the rest is history.

MARGARET KERRY - TINKER BELL

Starting work at the age of four, Margaret was originally named Peggy Lynch until she landed the part of the teenage daughter of Eddie Cantor and Joan Davis in the comedy-musical "If You Knew Susie." Thirteen years before, director Gordon Douglas had cast her as a dancer and actor in "The Little Rascals." Now, he assigned her a spectacular dance number staged by Nick Castle and Charlie O'Curran titled "My Brooklyn Love Song." Mr. Cantor, searching for weeks for a new stage name for his "winsome daughter" decided on Margaret Kerry. The new name came just in time for the movie's credits.

While working on the movie, Margaretgraduated high school with honors. Years later, she returned to Los Angeles City College and graduated cum laude. Leaving RKO, she headed for Fox to handle assistant dance director duties on the super musical "I'll Get By," starring June Haver, John Payne, Gloria DeHaven and Dennis Day.

After performing in dozens of TV shows, Margaret starred as co-host/performer in "Teleteen Reporter" on Channel 13 in Los Angeles, which ran for over two years. At ABC-TV, she was featured in the musical "Let There Be Stars" and in Art Baker's "Stop, Look and Listen." "The Charlie Ruggles Show," one of the first network television family sitcoms, cast Margaretas the eldest daughter, Sharon. America watched her grow up over the years on their television sets. The final episode was her wedding and honeymoon -- a major media event.

Walt Disney was searching for a nimble mime/dancer/actor to be filmed performing live-action work for the tiny Tinker Bell in the animated feature "Peter Pan." Margaret won the role and became the reference model for the three-inch sprite. Famed animator Marc Davis drew Tinker Bell's antics based on Margaret's acting. She also performed the voice of the red-headed mermaid in the movie.

A successful voice-over career ensued, using Margaret's skills in 21 different dialects and 48 various character voices in over 600 animated shows. She is the voice of Spinner and Paddlefoot and the females in the famous vintage "Clutch Cargo" animated series. "Captain Fathom" and "Space Angel" followed. Margaret can also be seen in many of the hilarious live-action segments that open and close the 139 episodes of "The New Three Stooges," as well as be heard in the animated portion voicing all the kids, females, and various odd characters.

Margaret later produced her own radio show called "What's Up Weekly" at KKLA 99.5 -- the most listened-to Christian talk radio station in the world. In 1993 she became the station's Community Services Director, and she also headed up the Southern California Buyers Network, a program linking 100+ sponsors to over 200 non-profit organizations, allowing the group to earn money for charities.

Margaret continues to be in demand as a keynote and motivational speaker, communications trainer, storyteller and humorist. A certified seminar leader by the American Seminar Leaders Association, she is also co-author and facilitator of the FUNdamentals of Speaking Seminars.