Celldweller returns to Florida Supercon 2012! Klayton is Celldweller. Personifying the sound of the iPod generation, Klayton creates a hybrid fusion of digital and organic elements: intricately designed soundscapes that take cues from electronic genres like drum ‘n bass, electro, and dustep, woven together with aggressive rock/metal and orchestral elements. Celldweller ignores genre boundaries and stylistic confinement and the end result is a pioneering vision of the future of electronic music.

In 2012, the Detroit based multi-instrumentalist artist, producer, songwriter, performer, programmer, and re-mixer Klayton brings the latest evolution of the Celldweller live show to the world.  Featuring custom filmed & edited video synchornized with music that blends today’s established styles with tomorrow’s revolutions in sound, Celldweller is more than just another DJ set. Celldweller is our Sunday night musical headliner.

The Dream Team is coming to Florida Supercon 2012! Greg "The Hammer" Valentine and Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake were two of the most dominant wrestlers of the 1980's who teamed up as The Dream Team to capture the WWF Tag Team Championship.

Wrestling Legend and WWE Hall of Fame member Greg "The Hammer" Valentine has been WWF Intercontinental Champion, 2 time WWF World Tag Team Champ, 4 time NWA World Tag Team Champ, 3 time NWA United States Heavyweight Champion, 2 time NWA Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Champion, NWA Mid-Atlantic Tag Team Champion, WCW United States Tag Team Champ, NWA North American Heavyweight Champ and more! One of the toughest, most rugged competitors ever to come down the pike, Greg Valentine more than carried on the tradition first established by his legendary father, the late Johnny Valentine. A top-ranked Superstar during the 1970s, '80s and '90s, his is a career that encompasses several different eras of the sport's history.

Wrestling Legend Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake has been WWF Tag Team Champion (with Greg Valentine), BCW Tag Team Champion (Greg Valentine), CWI Heavyweight Champion, NWA Southeastern Tag Team Championship (3 times), XWF/LPW Hall of Fame Inductee (Class 2008 & 2010), MSW/SAW Tag Team Champion, NEWA Heavyweight Champion and WWWA Heavyweight Champion. He is best known for his runs in the WWF and WCW as a singles and tag team competitor. In the WWF he was one half of The Dream Team with Greg "The Hammer" Valentine, one of the most dominant tag teams of the 1980's. In the 1990's he was known as "The Disciple" in WCW and was part of The NWO.

Linda's screen credits include: The Batman TV series in 2 episodes (He Meets His Match, the Grisly Ghoul and The Joker Goes to School), Way... Way Out (Peggy), Felony Squad, The Fat Spy, Wonder Woman: Who's Afraid of Diana Prince? (Wonder Woman), A Guide for the Married Man, Planet of the Apes (Nova), Beneath the Planet of the Apes (Nova), Bracken's World (Paulette Douglas), Airport 1975 (Winnie), Switch (Jill Martin), Barnaby Jones, Cocoon (Susan), Cocoon: The Return (Susan), Wild Bill (Madam) and Planet of the Apes (2001 Remake).

Alex Stancioff is the co-founder of SugarShack Animation, LLC, a digital animation studio. In 2007 SugarShack produced "Lil' Bush", the first mobile show to migrate backwards to prime time TV. After selling “Lil’ Bush” to Comedy Central (Viacom), the series became a highly rated, multi-platform hit. Sugarshack also makes custom animated videos for businesses.

Alex is also the co-founder and Chairman of Shooger – a mobile loyalty platform for local merchants. The Shooger allows businesses to remarket to nearby shoppers via their smartphones. Prior to SugarShack, he co-founded Click Forward Marketing, LLC, a local search engine advertising technology company and sister company CodeSpring, LLC, an award-winning online advertising software development firm. Click Forward and CodeSpring were both sold to Yellow Book USA (YELL) in January 2006. Prior to CodeSpring, he was the Director of Corporate Development for Republic Services, Inc. (NYSE: RSG). Alex managed acquisitions in Republic's Eastern Region of the United States. In just over 3 years he successfully acquired over 50 companies that generated in excess of $300 million dollars of annualized revenue.

When asked what he wanted to do when he grew up, french fry chef at McDonalds, was his only answer, however New York born artist, Josh Adams has set his heights even higher in his burgeoning career and rightfully should, being in the shadow of his father, living legend, Neal Adams. Trained by many of the industry’s top talent, the 23 year old Adams has taken his illustration skills and racked up credits on titles such as Doctor Who, Batman: Odyssey, House of Mystery, Amazing Cow Heroes, JSA 80-Page Giant 2011, Ray Bradbury's The Martian Chronicles: The Authorized Adaptation as well as the Astonishing X-Men Motion Comic and countless hit projects for the Syfy Channel including Battlestar Galactica, Stargate SG-1, Stargate Atlantis, Eureka, Ghost Hunters and work for MTV and the WWE. Adams is currently working on the comic book mini-series SPIT as well as the creator owned project STRAIN. In the Garden of Steven: the tale of Adam, Eve & Steve is another project of Josh’s which he has launched in webcomic format on InTheGardenOfSteven.com and keep an eye out for a second webcomic entitled Lucky. Josh Adams can also be found writing his column What Would Josh Do? for Rich Johnston’s BleedingCool.com. Josh still one day aspires to learn the secret art of cooking french fries the Mickey D’s way.

Robert "Bob" Ingersoll is a lawyer and writer. Bob's comic book writing credits include: Donald Duck, The Green Hornet, House of Mystery, Justice Machine, Mickey Mouse, Moon Knight, Star Trek: All of Me, Star Trek: Other Realities, Star Trek: The Next Generation, All Star Companion, Death Rattle, Lost in Space, Quantum Leap, Hero Alliance, Isabel, Marvel Super-Heroes, The Phantom Generations, Satan's Six, Scary Tales, Sentry Special, Beyond The Grave, DC Special Series and Steve Ditko Omnibus.

Since 1983 Ingersoll has written "The Law is a Ass" (sic; the title comes from Mr. Bumble's dialogue in Charles Dickens' Oliver Twist and preserves the character's grammatical error), a regular column in Comics Buyer's Guide, which was also published online by World Famous Comics.com from 1999 to 2003. The column examines the depiction of the law in comics and other fiction and compares it humorously to the reality of legal practice. He is also the writer of several prose works. He wrote the horror story Making the Leap which was published in Hot Blood XI: Fatal Attractions. He is the co-author (with his fellow Comic Buyer's Guide columnist Tony Isabella) of the short story If Wishes Were Horses... (which was published in The Ultimate Super Villains) and the novels Captain America: Liberty's Torch and Star Trek: The Case Of The Colonist's Corpse (A Sam Cogley Mystery). He is co-author (with fellow comic-book creator Thomas F. Zahler) of the short story 'Til Death (which was published in Star Trek: The Next Generation: The Sky's the Limit).

Lieutenant Joseph Schillaci of A&E’s reality TV series called The First 48 is a 24-year veteran of the Miami Police Department.  All of his life he has had a passion for people, his family and work.  He is presently the Deputy Commander of The City of Miami Police Department's Communications Section where he has been given the awesome responsibility of coordinating and overseeing the entire 911 system for both police and fire. In addition to starring on The First 48, Joe has been featured in A&E's Miami City Vice and Take The Money and Run. He is the author of the book To Go Beyond.