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Comic Book: The Movie (2004)
Hugh Hefner, Stan Lee, Mark Hamill and Kevin Smith journey into the world of comic book fandom! Documentary filmmaker Donald Swan heads to the world's largest comic book convention where he encounters a culture of craziness that he's totally unprepared for.
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Hugh Hefner, Stan Lee, Mark Hamill and Kevin Smith journey into the world of comic book fandom! Documentary filmmaker Donald Swan heads to the world's largest comic book convention where he encounters a culture of craziness that he's totally unprepared for.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Mark Hamill, Billy West
In Theaters:1/27/2004
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Creative Light Entertainment
Cast
Mark Hamill
Director
Mark Hamill
Donald Swan
Donna D'Errico
Liberty Lass / Papaya Smith
Billy West
Leo Matuzik
Lori Alan
Anita Levine
Daran Norris
Commander Courage / Bruce Easly
Bruce Campbell
Bruce Campbell
Kevin Smith
Kevin Smith
Tom Kenny
Derek Sprang
Jill Talley
Jill Sprang
Stan Lee
Stan Lee
Peter Mayhew
Peter Mayhew
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