Special Minisode from San Diego Comic-Con!

The Gorgon Show

This week is really something special, a series of recordings from the floor at SDCC! Penny chatted with monsters, probably-human creators, and other folks around the con! And since Sibyl refuses to be left out of a whole episode, she included her personalized fortunes for Patreon subscribers for August!

The Gelatinous Cube sounds kinda like Collin Smith.

Mothman vocally resembles Kallie Chris.

Cthulhu sounds an awful lot like Beth Accomando, KPBS Arts and Culture Reporter and host of Cinema Junkie.

The Folletti (the chicken thing) bears a striking vocal resemblance to Judy Neeb.

FilmGeeksSD was represented by a very human Sterling Anno.

IDWGodzilla was the also human Keith Davidsen, Director of Public Relations and Marketing at IDW Comics.

Monkey Minion is the also also human Dane Ault, the artist behind Monkey Minion Press and owner of the best laugh ever.

Monster High was represented by the lovely human Ande Arend.

Penny Cephalonia sounds a lot like Rebecca Hicks, on Twitter at @RHicks.

Sibyl Corvin's voice bears an uncanny resemblance to that of Jaci Szilagyi, who twitters at @jekyllyn.

Music is by TJ, the empathic vampire! Learn more or get your own awesome music at https://linktr.ee/afkai.

Sound editing by Sibyl's doppelganger Jaci.

Check out the art of Penny's vocal doppelganger at lunaseastudios.storenvy.com!

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