Baltimore Comic-Con Recap
Share:
26-27 at its new location, the Baltimore Convention Center. This was the show’s
first year as a two-day show, and plans are already afoot to expand next year’s
show to three days since it will be held in conjunction with the Small Press
Expo (SPX), which was formerly based in Bethesda, Maryland.
Guests
included Mark Waid, George Pérez, Adam Hughes, Chris Claremont, Matt
Wagner, Rick Veitch, Walt Simonson, Geoff Johns, Frank Cho, Michael Avon Oeming,
Julie Schwartz, Mart Nodell, Greg Horn, Judd Winick, Brad Metzler and many
others.
Shi creator Billy Tucci showed his award winning short
film Some Trouble of A Serious Nature and Timespell creator Rich
Henn showed a portion of his upcoming documentary on the SPX.
“This is a
great show,” Tucci said. “I’m already looking forward to next
year.”
“This year’s Baltimore Comic-Con was a success, as were the
previous years,” said Tom Gordon of Monumental Collectibles. “Without a doubt
the show was well promoted and managed by Marc Nathan and everyone involved. It
was great seeing so many happy collectors meeting numerous guests. The crowd was
good. The costumes were great! I loved that Golden Age Flash
costume!”
“It was a delight to meet so many enthusiastic comic book fans
– and of all ages, no less, from children discovering comics for the first time,
to old-timers who knew that the secret to staying young was never to let go of
what made them happy when they were children,” said Gemstone Publishing’s
editor, Arnold T. Blumberg. “Everyone who stopped by our booth seemed to be
excited by the upcoming new Grading Guide and the changes in the next
edition of The Overtstreet Comic Book Price Guide, so naturally we’re
going to do everything we can to make sure that the public’s expectations are
met and surpassed.”
ena, Mark Millar, Paul Jenkins,
P. Craig Russell, Jay Geldhof, Jay Hosler, Andy Hallett and Mark
Lutz.<br><br>This is really only the beginning - check out <A
HREF=”http://www.midohiocon.com”>www.midohiocon.com</A> for much, much
more!<br></div>
</body>
</html>
es will be displaying
it’s vast inventory of Golden, Silver and Bronze Age treasures at the National
Convention in New York City. ”What makes doing this convention so special is
the fact that our showroom is located only 2 blocks from the convention. If
customers want a book we aren’t displaying at the Convention, we can have it
brought to the show within minutes, or the customer can visit our offices,” said
Vincent Zurzolo, owner of Metropolis Collectibles.<br><br>The Convention will be
held November 8th-10th at the Metropolitan Pavilli