HELMET Teams Up With Comic Icons For New Feature Film

July 23, 2007

HELMET mainman Page Hamilton will appear at this year's Comic-Con International convention in San Diego, California. Hamilton will speak on a panel along with legendary comic book creators Paul Jenkins (Wolverine Origin, Frontlines) and Rob Prior (Spawn The Impaler, "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" TV show, EFX) on Friday, July 27 at 3:30 p.m. in the downtown San Diego Convention Center.

The first 125 people at the panel will be given a bag including a t-shirt for Jenkins and Prior's new original motion picture "Tatua", a CD with the new HELMET song "Revenge Destroys Everything", a "Tatua" comic book and much more.

All those at the panel will be entered to win an original Page Hamilton guitar airbrushed by acclaimed artist Rob Prior, and signed by Page and Prior.

At the panel, tickets will also be given away to the invite-only "Tatua" announcement party where HELMET will be playing.

After the question-and-answer session, HELMET will take part in a signing session at the Top Cow booth, where Prior and Jenkins will be set up.

On Saturday, July 28, the "Tatua" announcement party will take place where HELMET will give a free concert and will debut the new song "Revenge Destroys Everything", which is said to be "the title track" of "Tatua".

As previously reported, HELMET's video for the song "Money Shot" has been posted online at this location. The track comes off the group's latest album, "Monochrome", which was released in July 2006. The follow-up to 2004's "Size Matters" was co-produced by Wharton Tiers, who recorded the band's first two releases, "Strap It On" and "Meantime".

HELMET's video for "Monochrome", filmed by director David Brodsky (GWAR, STRAPPING YOUNG LAD, THE RED CHORD) of MyGoodEye and featuring clips from the "Saw III" movie, has been posted online at YouTube.

HELMET last year announced the addition of drummer Kyle Stevenson and bassist John Fuller to its ranks.

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