Guests of Honor

Musical Guests

Industry Guests 

Kevin McKeever - Marketing Coordinator, Robotech.com: A graduate of the lighting design program from Emerson College, Kevin has been working in the entertainment industry for nearly 15 years. He has worked in theater production at world class venues such as the Goodspeed Opera House, the Emerson Majestic Theater, Foxwoods Casino, and the Mohegan Sun Resort which he helped open in 1996. His television production credits include Jackass, Kids Say the Darnedest Things, Guinness Book of World Records, Krypton Factor, Farmclub.com, The 60's as well as various television commercials. His film credits include Mystery Men, For Love of the Game, and Billy Frankenstein. Kevin has also served as Assistant VP of Production for feature film producer and New York Times best-selling author Lynda Obst. Kevin's first official assignment in the Robotech universe was as an audit of Robotech's television ratings and viewer demographics during its original run in the 1980s. Kevin's analysis of the ratings in a cost effective manner along with his years of production experience made him a natural candidate for the Robotech team.

Panelist Guests

Chris Malone: Chris “Kilika” Malone is a humble surfer from the east coast. He’s been cartooning ever since he was a wee little grommit, and started focusing on drawing surfing comics back in 2002, eventually starting Blue and Blond in 2003. Unlike the characters in his comic, Kilika grew up in northern Virginia, but he’s been surfing on the Jersey Shore long before he started cartooning. One of the few comics about surfing, Kilika wants to share the surfing lifestyle and experience with everyone, especially those who couldn’t tell a surfboard from a kickboard. He prefers long boards to short ones and hates jellyfish.

Dave Lister: Some say that Dave Lister is made of Legos. This is false. Composed mostly of coffee, Dave has learned to work without unnecessary things like sleep. This made him a perfect fit for the world of freelance illustration and manga. Striving to create a traditional, yet unique style of manga, Dave has contributed to books, magazines, businesses, and even radio stations. A veteran of webcomics, Dave is currently producing Paradox Lost, an online manga filled with space pirates, ninja hordes, crazy alien girls, and more caffeine than the FDA recommends in a lifetime. You can find Dave’s comics and art at Paradox Lost. Dave likes rice.

Voice Guests