As promised here are some choice photos from the Legend of Neil finale screening last night. If you’d like to see the full album, mosey over to facebook, where I’ve put up a ton more pictures.

Now, grab a bottle of cheap wine, watch the Finale on full screen, and peruse these pictures, and it’s basically like you were there last night.

You know Alex Albrecht from Digg Nation, the Totally Rad Show, and from having gravity defying hair, but when he’s not talking about cool things on the internet, he’s collaborating with the Legend of Neil doodz — creator/director Sandeep Parikh and creator/star Tony Janning. Besides all being in the improv troupe Hammer Don’t Hurt ‘Em, Alex is in a couple eppys of LON. If you’ve ever hypothesized that Denzel Washington’s character from Glory is actually Bear Grylls, then prepare to start bragging to your friends, because that shit is about to get confirmed (sort of).

Legend of Neil, Season 3, Ep. 4: 40 Acres And A Zol: Alex plays the last white soldier in the newly integrated Hyrulian army.

Legend of Neil, Season 3, minisode 3: Elf Vs. Wild: In this minisode Alex plays an intrepid survival-reality show host who happens upon a wild “Like-like”.

A while back we asked you to “come up with the best #N3ILNameAFairy baby fairy name and follow @AtomComedy to win an autographed @LegendOfNeil poster” on twitter. We saw a ton of awesome ideas, and Sandeep has come up with his favorites. Each person gets an autographed Legend Of Neil season 3 poster.

Hit the jump to see the winning posts, and be sure to follow @AtomComedy for more opportunities to grab some Atom swag.

I was hoping that “Dragon*Con” was some sort of grift I hadn’t heard of, like the “Tenessee McGuffin” or the “Melon Drop” or some other entertainingly named flim flam — especially when I heard the Legend of Neil crew was involved. Unfortunately, it’s actually a pop-culture convention in Atlanta. You all know I’m down for some good natured nerd frivolity, and if you’re going to be in town for the Con, you should check out our boys! Here’s Sandeep and the rest of the gang’s schedule:

Fri (9/3/10) — The Guild – Q&A w/Vork and Zaboo
Description: Want to know what it’s like to star in an Internet smash hit? 

Time: Fri 05:30 pm —–Location: Grand Ballroom A-F – Sheraton (Length: 1 Hour)

Sat (9/4/10) — The Legend of Neil – Q&A with Sandeep Parikh
Description: The Legend of Neil, a web-based series about a real-life slacker who gets sucked into a video game.
Time: Sat 02:30 pm —-Location: Capitol Ballroom – Sheraton (Length: 1 Hour)

Sun (9/5/10) — Watch The Guild with Vork and Zaboo
Description: Watch episodes from Season 4 of the award winning Web series featuring Q&A with Vork & Zaboo.
Time: Sun 11:30 am —–Location: Capitol Ballroom – Sheraton (Length: 1 Hour)

If anyone shows up dressed as a LoN character, send us a pic, we’ll put it on facebook!

From the creators of the Legend of Neil comes a once in a lifetime opportunity! They’re releasing a high quality, top-notch collectible risque painting reproduction of starlet Felicia Day as Fairy from Legend of Neil by famed artist Jeff Carlisle. Pre-order this rare collectible before September 15th to get a signed 8×10 glossy photo signed by Tony Janning and Sandeep Parikh! Numbers are limited, so order yours today before it’s too late. Operators are standing by.

Early last week we shot four new episodes of Atom TV. That’s so much talent in one tiny room! Take a look at the fun we had with Natasha Leggero, her dog Mayor Cutie, Duncan Trussell, Tony Janning, Sandeep Parikh, Josh Warren, Dan Fogler, TJ Hassan and Dan Levy.

In case your subscription to Fast Company is a little behind (SPOILER ALERT) some familiar Atom.com faces grace its pages. The fine folks over at Fast Company profiled a bunch of web video industry players, including camp Atom. If you’re curious about our innermost secrets, you can check out the online article, or pick up an old fashioned print edition at your local news stand (they still have those, right?) to learn about all the great new companies and creators pushing the envelope in web video.

Because of limited computer connectivity to the “Internet” from the Comic-Con show floor, get our latest updates at the Atom Twitter or right here on the Atom Blog. See the full schedule of Atom events right here.

Oh boy. Day three of Comic-Con was amazing, with all of our panel talent gathering throughout the day at the Atom Booth as we prepped for our back to back screenings of the premiere of Season 3 of Legend Of Neil and The House That Drips Blood On Alex.

But before that we managed to relax a little bit with our friend, the Shoeless Stormtrooper:

and the Pirate Band:

As Matt tweeted:
Every other weekend this pirate band makes less sense. #AtomAtComicCon

Then, between making probably too many space marine related jokes on the Atom Twitter, it was just chaos at the booth. The lovely and seriously lovely co-star of The House That Drips Blood On Alex, iJustine stopped by the booth and tried a Tommy Wiseau mask on for size.

Then, as 7:30 approached, the line outside room 7AB started to form for the premiere of Legend Of Neil! Check out the recap right now of Season 2, to get caught up, cause Season 3 premieres tomorrow!

The panelists, series creator Sandeep Parikh, Tony Janning (Neil), Felicia Day (Fairy), Angie Hill (Zelda), Mike Rose (Old Man), Eric Acosta (Wizrobe), and Scott Chernoff (Ganon) line up with moderator Alex Albrecht from The Totally Rad Show for the premiere.

The fans in attendance got to see the first and second episodes of Season 3, with Neil taking the plunge back into Hyrule in the premiere episode and Ganon and Wizrobe plotting how to get Neil once and for all in episode 302. The Q&A was hilarious, with a great appearance from a hilarious special guest, the shield eating Like Like from the series.

And it went from one packed house to the next, as Tommy Wiseau and gang rolled in for The House That Drips Blood On Alex. The screening was absolutely bonkers, as the trailer would suggest:

People even showed up ready to rock with their Tommy Wiseau masks. Stop by the Atom Booth, 3445, today if you still want one!

The screening was bonkers, with moderator (and co-star) Joey Greco, and co-stars Justine Ezarik, and Alex creators Brock LaBorde, Jared Richard, Chris Trew (Studio 8) doing their best to contain and control the force of nature that is Tommy Wiseau. Afterwards, there was a minor league mob scene as Tommy signed autographs in the main hall.

For everyone who was unfortunate enough to miss this screening, The House That Drips Blood On Alex isn’t going to premiere on Comedy Central until closer to Halloween, but we’re looking into the possibility of doing an additional screening before then, so keep checking the blog for updates.

And now we’re back to the floor, keep up on the Atom Twitter for more updates, or right here at the blog.

Because of limited computer connectivity to the “Internet” from the Comic-Con show floor, get our latest updates at the Atom Twitter or right here on the Atom Blog. See the full schedule of Atom events right here.

It’s been another hard day at Comic Con for the Atom crew. Giving away awesome swag, hosting autograph signings, and keeping you all updated with snarky tweets can really take it out of you. Though, we aren’t the only ones exhausted after a long day at the Con.

Even Batman needs some down time. They look so peaceful when they’re sleeping.*

A highlight of today was a visit from the Legend Of Neil Crew! They stopped by to sign some posters and mingle with their devoted fans.

We also had visits from the Ninja Babes From Space…

and Chewbacca! Andrew took the time to marvel at this young man’s attention to detail on Twitter today.

Later in the day I finally had some time to walk the floor. Good thing too, otherwise I would’ve missed my favorite Street Fighter, Zangif!

Why hasn’t Spike done a Deadliest Warrior on Street Fighter II? Get on it, bros!

Outside the convention hall was just as crazy as inside.

Looks like Syfy has partenered with Pixar for an UP! sequel (JK you guys, those are just two poor girls tied to giant balloons)

After that, I went to the TRON Legacy experience down town. I waited in line for 45 minutes to check this thing out. They lead you through an old arcade facade, down some hallways, and into this TRON room, which is pretty cool, but also felt a lot more like a Disco than being inside a video game world.

I kept worrying that Flynn was trying to roofie me.

*Photo courtesy of my buddy Joe! Good eye dude!

The good folks at Tubefilter are curating a night they’re calling The Best Of The Web, and since The Legend Of Neil is on the bill, we’re not going to contest that claim. The screening is at 7:30 this Friday, May 7th at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood and features heavy hitters from Funny or Die, Crackle, Fearnet.com and Strike.TV (including my own series, Mountain Man). Neil himself, Tony Janning, and director Sandeep Parikh will both be there in person to witness Neil on the big screen. Hit the jump for more info and a line up of the shows screening that night.