The saga also explored new settings, most notably the wood-themed Villains Hangout. Between "After Hours #4" and "#5", Agrusso informed fans that he was attending Comic Con 2007. There, representatives from Marvel.com approached him and Li and interviewed them. Afterwards, on August 14, Marvel.com posted the videotaped interview on their website. Concurrently, Agent M, an official Marvel.com blogger, also interviewed Agrusso and posted the channel's first video along with the interview transcript onto his blog. Since then, Agent_M has posted six other videos from Agrusso's channel. Also, in the interim period between "After Hours #5" and "#6", Agrusso created a new spin-off for the Green Goblin character. Titled "Goblin Bloggin", it parodies Internet bloggers, as the Green Goblin rants about his life and relationships, and responds to emails. Agrusso set up a real hotmail account specifically for fans to write emails to the fake blog: goblinbloggin@hotmail.com. He posted "Goblin Bloggin' #2" between "After Hours #6" and "#7" on October 7, 2007, and "Goblin Bloggin' #3" between "Happy Hour #1" and "#2" on July 6, 2008. On December 2, 2007, the channel posted a holiday-themed video that strayed from the humorous tone of their videos with a theme of giving and receiving gifts. Based on Clement Clark Moore's poem, "'Twas the Night Before Christmas," Agrusso originally wrote it as a Christmas present to Li in December 2006. The video was featured on YouTube's main page for weeks. More than two months after the last "After Hours" episode, which hinted at a second season with the Joker, Agrusso posted a promo video on January 27, 2008 for "Happy Hour", the channel's second video series with a storyline. The promo has nothing to do with the real "Happy Hour" storyline. Three months later, on April 19, 2008, "Happy Hour #1" debuted at the 2008 New York Comic Con and was posted on the channel hours later. Then the series would go on a five-month hiatus, as the summer of 2008 began. A month after the "Happy Hour" promo was released, Agrusso released news on the channel on February 19, 2008, that he was hired by the New York Comic Con to make promotional videos for their event in April 2008.