On the 6th and 7th of March 2004 Showmasters will be running their very first London Film and Comic Con mega event in London, England, and to start the event with a bang they have already signed up a selection of top actors from cult tv and blockbuster movies including John Rhys-Davies (Sallah in Raiders of the Lost Ark and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade).

London Film And Comic Con promises to be a massive event, with a large number of major movie stars, comic artists, and other guest celebrities meeting fans and signing autographs, plus 750 dealers stands selling movie, comic and card related ephemera. And to keep you entertained in between meeting the celebrities and trawling the dealers areas there will be numerous talks with the guest stars. Other attractions include a display of original props and costumes from the greatest movies and tv shows ever made, and exclusive event merchandise, promos and give-aways.

Following the great successes of their other show (Collectormania) and the wide array of celebrities and companies invited to make an appearance over the two days it is shaping up to be a weekend not to be missed!

So if you want a great weekend out London Film And Comic Con is the ideal event for you. It is taking place in Wembley Exhibition Centre (next door to the famous Wembley Stadium!) on the 6th and 7th March 2004.

Check out www.londonfilmandcomiccon.com for regular guest updates, detailed maps, opening times, etc.

The official Indiana Jones site features a new Urban Legends of Indiana Jones article. The article gives the facts of many rumor questions: Did Harrison Ford stapled his fedora to his head to keep it from flying off? Do R2-D2 and C-3PO have cameos in Raiders of the Lost Ark? and many more...

The popularity of Indiana Jones has not only garnered numerous fans, but urban legends. These rumors are passed around, changed and retold so many times that their popularity giving them a sense of truth. Remarkably, the truth behind these tales are almost as unusual and surprising as Jones' adventures themselves.

Click here to read the full article.

Apple.com features 2 new Indiana Jones articles. The first is a look at the latest Indiana Jones game, Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb. And the second is a short Indiana Jones Phenomenon article about the history of the Indiana Jones character.

Click here to start reading these 2 fun Indiana Jones articles.

The official Indiana Jones site has published an interview with young Indiana Jones actor Sean Patrick Flanery.The interview is not new but a reprint that originally appeared at the time of Young Indy's production, conducted by the Lucasfilm Fan Club when Flanery was in between shooting the first season and second season of The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles. Here follows one part of the interview:

How did your family and friends react to your being cast as the young Indiana Jones?
Sean Patrick Flanery: "Well, my mom was really the only one I told. I didn't tell any of my friends that I got the part. My mom was ecstatic but, then again, I was already a star in her eyes with the first play I did at the University of St. Thomas. When the newspaper would run a picture of me and say anything about me doing a local play, in her eyes, I was bigger than Sylvester Stallone! I was THE one and only! She was always excited about anything I did."

Click here to read the full interview.