Our friends at Mondo unveiled their plans as part of Comic-Con@Home, the virtual San Diego Comic-Con convention. Mondo will feature online panels with their creative directors and artists, daily product drops and sneak peeks at upcoming collectibles, apparel, and soundtracks, the five day celebration of the year’s biggest geek event will take place at home […]readmore
As usual, Mondo put up a beautiful gallery for us to enjoy. The Tom Whalen and Ken Taylors are the stars of the show (as always you’ll find my favorites at the end of the post). The gallery opens Friday, Dec. 6th from 7 PM – 10 PM and runs December 6 – December 8, 2019, with […]readmore
The beginning… I joined Nerdlocker in February of 2013 and from that point on I have been trying to make my journey to the Nerd Mecca that is Comic-Con International in San Diego, California. For one reason or another, something somewhere happened or didn’t happen that prevented myself and my fellow cohorts at Nerdlocker from […]readmore
80 Years! It seems like just yesterday your parents died and you took up the mantle of the bat. Hard to believe times flies by so fast. And here we are, at the last Mondo Gallery opening! Batman has never looked so good! It’s a beautiful gallery with art and comic covers. The highlights are […]readmore
In what has become my favorite convention in the DFW area, Texas Frightmare Weekend 2019 did not disappoint. The party started on Thursday night, as Alamo Drafthouse hosted showings of A Nightmare on Elm Street and Reanimator with Q + A’s with the cast from each. The A Nightmare on Elm Street Q +A featured Freddy […]readmore
Texas Frightmare Weekend is celebrating its 14th year May 3-5 2019. Presented by Arrow Video, TFW takes place at the Hyatt Regency DFW Airport. It has become one of the largest horror conventions in the country. With 93,000 square feet of convention floor, Nerdlocker is excited to be covering this event for the 4th consecutive year. Click […]readmore
Acclaimed artist Laurent Durieux opens his second solo gallery at Mondo in Austin tonight. Here are 3 of my favorites so far, but stay tuned for a look at the full gallery tonight at 7pm cst. For more info on comics, video games, movies and anything else […]readmore
This afternoon, my dashing date and I entered the courtyard behind Mondo for their current gallery, Batman: The Animated Series. By date, I’m referring to Littles. When I say dashing, he immediately took to the sweet women working the sign in table for Fons PR, informing them that he is a very big fan of […]readmore
I have been looking forward to a second showing of Eyes Without a Face since I left the first gallery. I came home from that gallery with 2 beautiful pieces of art that stare at me from my walls with beautiful realism, and I was thrilled to step into Mondo and see so many new […]readmore
MONDO PEERS INTO YOUR SOUL WITH GALLERY SHOW EYES WITHOUT A FACE 2 One of our favorite artists (not to mention one of the nicest guys in the world) Jason Edmiston returns to the Mondo Gallery with a huge collection of original art for Eyes Without A Face 2, showcasing 100 new acrylic paintings and […]readmore
The Mondo Gallery in Austin is gearing up for it’s second Universal Monsters show opening on January 19. There are a lot of great artists doing work for this show and I’m really excited to see them in person next week. “Ever since our original Universal Studios’ Monsters show in 2012, we always knew we’d […]readmore
We are huge N.C. Winters fans. We had a blast hanging out with him at MondoCon this past year. He was kind enough to draw us a quick thank you for some food we brought him. Took less than ten minutes as he drew with both hands, at the same time. Dude is wicked talented […]readmore
Growing up, we didn’t have much more than family portraits on our walls. Sure, living in Alaska provided us with a few prints here and there of a fireweed framed view of Denali, but we were limited to what was in our backyard. There’d been lithographs from our local stores or the cinema if you […]readmore
There are few sequels that live up to the greatness of the original. House Party 2 may just be that rare sequel. We are of course discussing the Mondo Gallery show and not the wonderfully dated Kid ‘n Play movie. But I digress. Check out our coverage of last year’s House Party show This year’s […]readmore
What could possibly be better than a Star Wars themed art show? Okay, maybe throw in the fact it’s a gallery show at Mondo. Oh wait, all the art is from portrait artist extraordinaire Mike Mitchell! Well hot damn! We have the perfect trifecta! Check out all the portraits below: Mondo Gallery announces their first […]readmore
March 10th when they opened the doors to their new gallery located at 4115 Guadalupe St. Austin, TX. Mondo Tee’s shook up the local scene, but more importantly, they shook up the hobby. Mondo made a name for themselves by selling limited edition screen printed posters for our favorite movies. But from a business model […]readmore
Over the last decade, comics culture has returned to the forefront of both pop culture and entertainment. The two major heavyweights, Marvel and DC, have launched their television and cinematic universes, while comic publishers across the board have also seen success through various forms of media and products, from The Walking Dead dominating cable TV […]readmore
Hey there true believers! For this year’s final showcase, the folks over at Mondo are unleashing the awesomely titled Snikt. Bamf. Thwip: A Celebration of Marvel Comics. Excelsior! The show features a roster of some of their most talented artists and will showcase artwork based on the heroes and villains of the Marvel Comics universe. […]readmore
