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The original voice of Mewtwo from Pokemon: The First Movie answers a few quick questions ahead of his Dallas Comic Show appearance.

Donnie Dunagan, voice of Disney’s Bambi and Son of Frankenstein star, visits with ILID in lieu of his upcoming appearance at Dallas Comic Show’s Spring Spectacular.

Dallas native and Hollywood icon Burton Gilliam does an exclusive interview with ILID prior to the Dallas Comic Show.

Sherilyn Fenn has graced Hollywood since the 1980s, making a name for herself on and off screen. Starring in more than 123 shows and films, Fenn has left a lasting impact on the cinema industry. Some of her most memorable roles came in hits like Twin Peaks, Of Mice and Men, and Gilmore Girls. Off […]

Voice actress Melanie Kohn, a Texas resident, has played a role that has influenced generations children and adults alike. Kohn is best known for voicing Lucy Van Pelt in many of the Charlie Brown animated shows and movies, including It’s the Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown! Kohn’s sister voiced the character before she assumed the role […]

Dallas Comic Show will hold its final show of the year in November. After having to postpone their events last year due to the pandemic, the convention has made sure to make up for lost time. This year, Dallas Comic Show has hosted two events and will conclude with a holiday special next month. 

At seven year’s old, most children right now are busy looking forward to celebrating holiday breaks from school and getting to spend a bit of time at home. Most, but not all. Lexi Rabe is one of these exceptions.

Don’t miss this last chance to catch DFW’s final comic con of the year. Dallas Comic Show offers access to wide array of comic book material that is sure to please any hardcore fan and it has free parking! The convention has seen such success in past years that they decided to hold two shows […]

Last weekend DFW con enthusiasts eagerly headed to Richardson in their final attempt to attend a local, comic convention in 2018.

Do the titles Aliens or The Terminator ring a bell? These films are among a handful that have withstood the test of time and transcended generation lines. Most people would consider their career successful if they had been involved in one of these blockbuster hits, much less having major roles in all of them.