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	Welcome to Eltingville - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Welcome to Eltingville is the name of a comedy cartoon based on the Eltingville stories in Evan Dorkin's comic book Dork!
		The pilot introduces the four members of the Eltingville Club: Bill Dickey (the leader), Josh Levy (an overweight blowhard), Pete DiNunzio (a horror movie addict with a Brooklyn accent) and Jerry Stokes (a science fiction fan and the group's Dungeonmaster).
		The episode and comic are based on Dorkin's days as a comic store employee on Staten Island, New York (Eltingville is one of Staten Island's neighborhoods); the outside shots of the comic shop reflect both the location of an actual store and the Island's most famous view, the Verrazano Bridge.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Welcome_to_Eltingville (373 words)

	Science Fiction Movie and TV Reviews
		And the Eltingville Clubbers themselves are the kind of broadly drawn stereotypes that might give fans a bad name, but certainly aren't all wrong.
		Welcome to Eltingville's visual style is fairly familiar for Cartoon Network shows—it's an iconic, boxy, cartoony sort of animation that looks a bit like a softened version of
		The Eltingville Club pilot ends on a cliffhanger of sorts, an "Is this the end of the Eltingville Club?" moment that practically begs Cartoon Network to let Dorkin continue the series.
	www.scifi.com /sfw/issue253/screen4.html (773 words)

	Welcome To Eltingville - Comics2Film
		Welcome to Eltingville fans can chat with Evan Dorkin, the mastermind behind the show, this week.
		Last week "Welcome To Eltingville" creator Evan Dorkin talked about the inspiration for The Eltingville Club and the process of bringing the caustic strip to animated life.
		Comics2Film (C2F): "Welcome To Eltingville" is the pilot episode for your show.
	www.comics2film.com /ProjectFrame.php?f_id=38 (6636 words)

	Barbelith Underground > Film, TV & Theatre > Welcome To Eltingville
		The show is called "Welcome To Eltingville" Looks like it could be pretty cool.
		Eltingville stories, including the Boba Fett one, were printed in Evan Dorkin's comic Dork.
		Fuck, and all I ever watch Cartoon Network for anymore is Johnny Bravo and Samurai Jack (which by the way is the fucking coolest cartoon on the face of the planet at the mo').
	www.barbelith.com /topic/4021 (496 words)

	Geeks of the World Unite! "Welcome to Eltingville" To Premiere On Cartoon Network's Adult Swim
		Eltingville is a typical suburb, and at the bottom of the social hierarchy are the stars of "Welcome to Eltingville." Disregarding the scorn others have for them, the four members of The Eltingville Comic Book, Science Fiction, Horror, Fantasy and Role-Playing Club embrace their outsider status.
		The geeks-on-the-town action of "Welcome to Eltingville" builds to an epic conclusion when Josh and Bill engage in a dramatic trivia battle over the right to pay an exorbitant price for a coveted mint-condition Boba Fett action figure.
		"Welcome to Eltingville" was created by Evan Dorkin, based on his successful comic series The Eltingville Club.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /news/101406296027699.htm (233 words)

	evandorkin: Welcome to Eltingville (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The hope was that Eltingville would evolve into more than a pop culture joke show, with a large cast and a somewhat tight continuity (which wouldn't be needed to enjoy a particular episode).
		Personally, I really liked Eltingville, but I may be biased as I'm a huge fan of your work and have been for years.
		WTE is one of the best cartoons I've seen in a long, long time, even if it was too cool for (new)school.
	www.livejournal.com /talkread.bml?journal=evandorkin&itemid=3821 (3021 words)

	Zap2it - TV news - Evan Dorkin Exposes Geek Chic for Cartoon Network (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Yet, one man is daring to stand up and expose geekdom for the meaningless cult of obsessive, immature nerds that he sees beneath this veneer of cool, and he's using a cartoon do it.
		That man is Evan Dorkin, and his cartoon, "Welcome to Eltingville," premieres March 3 on Cartoon Network.
		"Eltingville" is about such a group, the members of The Eltingville Club -- Bill, Josh, Jerry and Pete -- who gather regularly to play games and indulge in their manic consumption of comics, sci-fi, and horror movies.
	tv.zap2it.com /news/tvnewsdaily.html?24212 (666 words)

	PULP CULTURE column for FEB. 28, 2002: 'Eltingville' gets laughs by taking aim at geeks
		"Welcome to Eltingville" is based on Evan Dorkin's "Eltingville" comic strips, collected in the comic book "Dork!" and available from Slave Labor Graphics.
		Dorkin created the Eltingville Club to vent his frustration at obsessive fans, but maybe his plan backfired, because his loathsome foursome became some of his most popular characters.
		The Eltingville Club's members are the worst fanboy stereotypes hopped up on steroids and cloned to infinity.
	home.hiwaay.net /~tfharris/pulpculture/columns/020228.shtml (599 words)

	SLG News
		The special, called "Welcome to Eltingville," is based on material from the original Eltingville stories, including the Eisner Award-winning "Bring Me the Head of Boba Fett," which debuted in the anthology Instant Piano and were collected in Dork #6.
		Eltingville is the first animated adaptation of characters published by Slave Labor Graphics.
		"Welcome to Eltingville" is set to re-air on Cartoon Network after its premiere; check the Cartoon Network listings for dates and times.
	www.slavelabor.com /nf_eltingville.html (500 words)

	Pimping Eltingville (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		This Sunday at 11 PM, as part of their Adult Swim block, Cartoon Network is showing Evan Dorkin's "Welcome To Eltingville" cartoon.
		If it's anywhere close to his "Eltingville Comic Book, Science Fiction, Horror, Fantasy, and Role-Playing Club" comics, it should be really funny stuff.
		"Eltingville" is about four teenage fanboys who personify everything that is wrong with fandom.
	www.viewaskew.com /newboard/messages361/1443.html (332 words)

	Comic Book News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Evan Dorkin, creator of The Eltingville Club told Comics2Film (www.Comics2Film.com) that his animated pilot has been given an air date.
		"Welcome To Eltingville" will play as part of Cartoon Network's Adult Swim block on Sunday, March 3rd at 11p.m.
		The Eltingville Club focuses on four pop-culture-obsessed geeks who openly despise those who cannot grasp the importance of a M.O.C. Oola action figure.
	www.orcafresh.net /Briefs/020208.html (159 words)

	Welcome to Eltingville (ADD Review)
		Let's face it, there's not much that lends itself more to mockery and derision than four fanboys and their pathetic obsessions with role-playing games, comic books, and obscure details about the case of the 1966 Batman TV series.
		Surely the pathetic losers in the Eltingville are more fun to watch and do less harm to society than those freaks.
		Welcome to Eltingville was an accurate portrait of a segment of society that doesn't laugh at itself much, but is still pretty damned funny to watch.
	www.simpleweblog.com /comics/addreviews/reviews_archive_030402-2.php (428 words)

	Diamond News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Shipping in window box packaging, this should be a necessary addition to the collections of customers who love the game, or who just love high-quality mecha toys.
		Welcome to Eltingville -- a 30-minute animated special based on Evan Dorkin's hilarious Eisner Award-winning "Eltingville Comic-Book, Science-Fiction, Fantasy, Horror, and Role-Playing Club" stories from Dork -- is set to air on March 3 at 11:00 p.m.
		While the Eltingville boys do not appear in this volume, it still allows customers to enjoy more from the mind that created them, and may prompt them to ask for more.
	www.diamondcomics.com /news/02_25_02/briefnotes.html (259 words)

	FanboyPlanet - Welcome To Eltingville
		Their names would have been changed to protect the innocent, except none of us are.
		And though this pretty much establishes the pattern of all Eltingville Club adventures (only the reasons for the fights change, with occasional alternate locales), Dorkin has an endless supply of jabs to take at fandom, and each one feels different.
		In an interview this week on Comics2Film, Dorkin indicated he has plenty of ideas should this pilot go to series, and thankfully, many more than have appeared in the comics.
	www.fanboyplanet.com /ontv/mc-eltingville.htm (593 words)

	Slushfactory.com: Skiing on the slopes of pop culture love
		They let us do whatever we wanted to on Eltingville as well but with Space Ghost there was a bigger budget and other things like that its not as slapdash.
		Eltingville is kind of a pay cable HBO/Showtime kind of strip.
		Eltingville was a good situation because one of the reasons we agreed to do it was because we had a really good working relationship with the people at the Cartoon Network.
	www.slushfactory.com /features/articles/022702-dorkin.php (2020 words)

	Comics2Film - Welcome To Eltingville
		We hope you saw Welcome To Eltingville at 11 p.m.
		Welcome to Eltingville has aired but it still needs your help.
		Find out about the inspiration for The Eltingville Club and the process of bringing the edgy comic strip to TV.
	www.comics2film.com /Specials/Eltingville/index.php (173 words)

	Welcome To Eltingville TV Show - Welcome To Eltingville Television Show - TV.com
		Welcome To Eltingville TV Show - Welcome To Eltingville Television Show - TV.com
		First Appearing in 1993 in Dark Horse's Instant Piano Anthology, Evan Dorkin's 'Eltingville Club' has gone one to appear in his comic book, Dork.
		Tell the world what you think of Welcome To Eltingville.
	www.tv.com /welcome-to-eltingville/show/15115/summary.html (110 words)

	SILive.com: Eltingville Forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Having grown up in Eltingville in the 50's and 60's, I can give you a reasonable guess from an old timer's viewpoint.
		I believe that Eltingville's borders were roughly Arden Ave.
		across Arthur Kill road heading towards the train station, PS 42, Eltingville Lutheran, etc. there was a sign - an actual sign - that said "Welcome to Eltingville".
	www.silive.com /forums/eltingville/index.ssf?artid=1110 (154 words)

	HOUSE OF FUN NEWSLETTER
		Hello and welcome to the Fall HOF dispatch, which was supposed to have been the summer dispatch, but was delayed because of a heavy workload, various social engagements and, as you might expect, the recent tragedies that have taken place here in New York City.
		The pilot is called Welcome to Eltingville, and is based on material from some of the earlier Eltingville Club appearances.
		Material that won't be in the trade edition includes the Milk and Cheese strips (already collected in their own comic), the Eltingville Club strips (slated for their own eventual collection) and the "Kyle and Evan: Critics at large" live show review strips (don't ask, it's a long, dull story).
	www.houseoffun.com /athome/newsletter-2001c.html (1879 words)

	EN World - Morrus' D&D / d20 News & Reviews Site - The Eltingville Club
		Welcome to EN World, the biggest Dungeons and Dragons and d20 System fan site on the internet.
		You will need to join EN World for free before you can post messages or use many of the site's features, but you are welcome to read the boards and news without joining.
		The show, Welcome To Eltingville, was the pilot episode.
	www.enworld.org /showthread.php?mode=hybrid&t=5812 (1026 words)

	Comix Experience: The Stuff
		March 3rd, 2002: The pilot Welcome to Eltingville is aired on "Adult Swim," Cartoon Network's late night block.
		Eltingville is not mentioned between Lester and Hibbs that day, although a later argument ensues as to whether smoking between thirty-two and thirty-four pounds of marijuana over the course of twenty years should be considered "lots."
		A Google search on "Eltingville" turns up four interviews with Evan Dorkin, three pages from "Bring Me The Head of Bobba Fett" scanned and posted without official permission, and two pictures of nude women wrestling and photoshopped to resemble the She-Hulk and the Invisible Girl.
	www.comixexperience.com /fbr0202.htm (1300 words)

	HOUSE OF FUN NEWSLETTER
		Welcome, once again, to the House of Fun, I do hope this dispatch finds you in good health and good spirits.
		My next planned HOF project is an Eltingville Comic Book, Science-Fiction, Fantasy, Horror and Role-Playing Club one-shot, which will most likely be the final word on the fanatic foursome.
		I won’t rule out doing the odd strip sometime down the line, but for all intents and purposes, this will be the club’s last meeting.
	www.houseoffun.com /athome/newsletter.html (1061 words)

	Re: Need Help figuring out a show (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Two of the kids were fighting > over it, and got into a pop-culture/sci-fi trivia contest show down for the > rights to see who could buy the doll.
		That was "Welcome to Eltingville," which ran on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim.
		It was based on Evan Dorkin's comic strip "The Eltingville Club." "Welcome to Eltingville" was a pilot for a potential series, but I haven't heard of any plans to produce additional episodes.
	www.talkaboutanimation.com /group/rec.arts.animation/messages/137365.html (240 words)

	Eltingville and Other Comics-to-TV Shows - Tartsville
		posted 03-06-2002 11:01 PM I thought Eltingville was rather funny, but at the same time, I think Dork Tower and Knights of the Dinner Table do a better job of satirizing that whole subgenre.
		And yes, Eltingville does do a good job at making fun of some aspects of the sub-culture.
		Visually, I thought they did a good job maintaining Dorkin's style, and Sarah Dyer's color sense is all over it (lots of brick red, moss green, burnt orange, etc. instead of the usual day-glo animation color).
	www.sequentialtart.com /community/Forum2/HTML/001028.shtml (997 words)

	Welcome to Eltingville (2002) (TV) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		from Washington, D.C. Although only the premiere episode has aired as of June 2002 on "Cartoon Network," "Welcome to Eltingville" is an extremely well-drawn animated series with sarcastic, penetrating insight into the geek-world of comics, fantasy role-playing and sci-fi movies.
		The series' three lead male characters each represent an aspect of this world, and are perpetually hounded by a nerdy, even-more-geekier younger (hence, ignored) kid as well.
		Discuss this movie with other users on IMDb message board for Welcome to Eltingville (2002) (TV)
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0312250 (276 words)

	La Vida Crafty - Adult Swimmers!
		and other new ones like welcome to eltingville, or saddlerash and lewis lectures.
		well, honestly i could live without more eltingvilles or lewis lectures, but i definitely want to see more saddlerash.
		And right now i'm not placing Welcome to Eltingville, though i know i've seen it at least once....hmm.
	discuss.gromco.com /snl/tz14280.html (1180 words)

	Slave Labor Graphics Message Board
		As I said elsewhere, I thought these boards were deleted/killed, but Astrojay pointed them out to me so I checked them out and, well, there were a few posts.
		Anyway, if anybody still floates past these boards like a ghost, the Eltingville pilot -- Welcome to Eltingville -- will air Sunday, March 3rd, 2002, at 11pm as part of the Adult Swim block.
		If you do not have an account, enter your full name into the "Username" box and leave the "Password" box empty.
	www.slavelabor.com /messageboard/messages/15/845.html (164 words)

	Comic Book Resources - CBR News - The Comic Wire
		ED: "The Eltingville Club," the first strip was done in 93 for Dark Horse's "Instant Piano" anthology.
		The inspiration for that was, I guess, sheer hatred for fandom at that time.
		Welcome To Eltingville airs on Cartoon Network on March 3 at 11:00p.m.
	www.comicbookresources.com /news/newsitem.cgi?id=914 (2483 words)

	Big Mouth Types Again (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		If they don't sell, we toss 'em, as the House must be cleared up, first and foremost.
		Thanks again for the comments re: the Eltingville repeats, and for your patience in-between the blog updates.
		Either way, if you haven't seen the one and only episode of Welcome to Eltingville and would like to, here's your chance.
	evandorkin.livejournal.com (4809 words)

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