Kevin Smith and his companions delve into the origins of *The Walking Dead*, tracing its path from humble comic book beginnings to its current status as a pervasive cultural touchstone.

The figure who haunted nightmares for decades, Robert Englund – the man behind Freddy Krueger – made a personal delivery to Ming on her birthday.

Costumers from The Stash and Red Bank communities are commemorating the centennial of Jack Kirby, the visionary whose groundbreaking work profoundly shaped the landscape of comic books.

Renowned actor and rapper Method Man shared with the group his impressive collection of comic books. A selection of Starsky & Hutch memorabilia filled The Stash.

The streets of Red Bank were thronged with figures as Jay and Silent Bob cosplayers descended, while the Comic Book Men prepared to make history – attempting to set a Guinness World Record.

A curious and valuable collection of Star Wars artifacts has recently appeared in Walt's possession, and he is offering a substantial sum for a specific item: a beacon to add to his collection.

Kevin Smith and his companions attended a premiere screening of *Shooting Clerks*, a film chronicling their journey and the genesis of *Clerks*.

Burt Ward, forever remembered as Robin, the Boy Wonder, reflects on his days filming *Batman*. He also lends his discerning eye to the Stash's annual Canine Cosplay competition.

During a tense negotiation, Walt finds himself evenly matched with actor Mike Colter, known for his role as Luke Cage. A video game of legendary status becomes a source of disdain for Walt, yet a prized possession for Ming.

Lloyd Kaufman, co-founder of Troma Entertainment, and his team subjected the applicants to a demanding audition, assessing their suitability for a role in one of the studio's films.

A group of boys embarked on a field trip to the Pez Museum, their mission to ascertain whether Walt truly possessed ownership of a remarkably rare and valuable artifact from Pez’s past.

Upon discovering that Ming had formed an acquaintance with the actor Michael Gray – the one known as Shazam – Walt resolved to seek out this "Mighty Mortal."

Kevin and his companions went to the opening ceremony for Funko’s new headquarters, where they were recognized with personalized Pop! figures.